England close 235-8, 102 behind, as captain Knight hits superb 127 not out
Knight rescues England from 120-6 and drags side beyond follow-on
Next highest scorer Ecclestone with 27 not out after series of soft dismissals
Winfield-Hill (4) caught second slip & fellow opener Beaumont (5) lbw b Perry
Sciver caught behind off Sutherland, Dunkley bowled via inside edge by Perry
Australia add 10 runs for loss of two wickets on day two before declaring
Brunt takes 5-60 - eighth five-wicket haul for England
Day two of four-day Test
She's got it!
Heather Knight has reached a quite brilliant Test century on day two of this Ashes Test.
With the batting line-up failing around her the England captain has reached her century from 213 balls, hardly offering a chance.
The next highest score is just 15 with England 180-8, trailing by 157.
They need eight to avoid the follow-on.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland captain Heather Knight is into the nineties.
Her team may be struggling but she is batting beautifully, single-handedly keeping this batting line-up afloat.
Since tea England have lost Charlie Dean, who hit a horrible swipe to deep square leg off the spin of Ashleigh Gardner.
England are 168-7 and still need 20 to avoid the follow-on.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland are in big trouble.
They will resume 120-6 post-tea after Amy Jones and Katherine Brunt fell shortly before the interval.
Jones was brilliantly caught by Darcie Brown running back at mid-on for 13 and Brunt became Alana King's first international wicket, out lbw for one.
Captain Heather Knight is still there on 57 not out but Australia are now into the bowlers.
England trail by 217 and the follow-on is still 67 runs away.
Image source, Getty ImagesCaptain Heather Knight is doing her upmost to keep England in this Ashes Test and the series as a whole.
With wickets falling around her she has brought up a half-century from 130 balls.
England are 117-4 with 20 minutes to go before tea, still 220 runs behind.
Knight is now unbeaten alongside Amy Jones after Sophia Dunkley was bowled via an inside edge by Ellyse Perry.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland have lost another wicket since lunch on day two.
Australia have delivered a big blow by removing Nat Sciver for 15. She tried to force Annabel Sutherland off the back foot but got a thin inside edge and was caught behind.
England are struggling to score too and aren't really going anywhere.
They are 55-3, still 282 runs behind. Captain Heather Knight remains on 21 from 86 balls.
Image source, Getty ImagesAustralia are right on top at lunch on day two of the Ashes Test against England in Canberra.
After removing Lauren Winfield-Hill in the third over of England's innings, Australia have also dismissed Tammy Beaumont for five.
Despite a review she fell lbw to Ellyse Perry.
England are 38-2 at lunch, still 299 behind after Australia declared on 337-9.
Katherine Brunt took two wickets at the start of play - one an absolute beauty to bowl Annabel Sutherland - to claim her third Test five-wicket haul, more than 16 years after her first.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland are 20-1 after 10 overs at drinks as they reply to Australia's 337-9 declared.
The tourists lost Lauren Winfield-Hill for four in the third over.
She was caught at second slip after playing a disappointing waft to 18-year-old seamer Darcie Brown.
Since then Tammy Beaumont and Heather Knight have battled well, Australia maybe bowling a little wide.
It's gloomy and there is a lot of batting to be done.
Image source, Getty ImagesKatherine Brunt has a third five-wicket haul in Tests!
The veteran seamer was brilliant on day one and has delivered again on day two, taking two further wickets.
She bowled Annabel Sutherland with a beauty and then had Jess Jonassen caught behind.
As Jonassen fell Australia declared on 337-9, having added 10 runs in 30 minutes in this morning session.
Brunt finished with 5-60. It's now over to England's batters.
Image source, Getty ImagesHello!
Australia had the better of day one of this crucial Ashes Test in Canberra, closing on 327-7.
England were hurt by dropped catches as they put down Meg Lanning on 14 and Rachael Haynes on 44. Lanning and Haynes went on to make 93 and 86 respectively.
The tourists are in need of quick wickets on day two.
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