Summary

  • England fall short having needed 16 off final over

  • Sciver hits brilliant 79-ball century; is dropped in penultimate over

  • Beaumont, dropped at slip on 4, hits 74 before falling to King leg-break

  • An England victory would be a record run-chase in women's ODI cricket

  • England lose Winfield-Hill in first over of their reply

  • Haynes hits 130 off 131 balls to set up big total for Australia

  • Lanning & Haynes put on 196 for second wicket

Live Reporting

Sam Drury and Tim Oscroft

  1. Eng 68-1

    Elysse Perry replaces Jess Jonassen, can she stem this flow of runs?

  2. Eng 68-1

    Annabel Sutherland drops short a couple of times but England are able to milk her for some comfortable singles.

    It's a lovely sunny evening in Hamilton, the lights are on and they will be in full effect soon.

  3. Alex Hartley
    England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

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    Brilliant shot from Beaumont, knowing that Jonassen isn't really a big turner of the ball so the outside edge isn't really in danger.

  4. Eng 64-1

    Target: 311

    Tammy Beaumont comes down the track and powerfully hits Jonassen's spin over mid on for a one-bounce four. They take seven off the over as England maintain their recent rate of scoring.

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  5. Australia remember Warne

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    Play is under way in Rawalpindi, where Australia's men took part in a minute's silence to remember Shane Warne, who died yesterday aged 52.

    It's day two of the second Test, and Pakistan are 257-1. Follow the live scorecard here.

  6. Eng 55-1

    Annabel Sutherland is on for Megan Schutt, but her brisk seamers leak singles off her first two deliveries.

  7. Lydia Greenway
    Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

    That is an excellent shot up and over extra cover/ mid-off. That is really tough when the ball is turning away from you.

  8. 6 runs

    Eng 51-1

    Wow! Jess Jonassen replaces Darcy Brown, and Heather Knight greets her left arm spin with a dismissive loft over cover point for England's first six!

  9. Stephan Shemilt
    BBC Sport's chief cricket writer in Hamilton

    This is good from Beaumont, good intent. She knows that England can't afford to get behind the rate chasing such a large total.

  10. Eng 45-1

    Beaumont drops to her knee and slices a wide one from Schutt away past third and down to the boundary. England are building momentum nicely here.

  11. Stephan Shemilt
    BBC Sport's chief cricket writer in Hamilton

    Good running, that was a real feature of the Australia innings, especially when Haynes and Lanning were batting.

  12. Eng 41-1

    Tammy Beaumont chips Schutt straight back over the umpire's head, and the ball only just eludes Annabel Sutherland as she runs back over the advertising carpet.

  13. Eng 39-1

    That's a gorgeous shot from Heather Knight, as she rocks back just a touch to guide Brown behind point for four.

    One ball later and the skipper drives off her pads through midwicket for another boundary. Skills on both sides of the wicket off the back and front foot.

  14. Lydia Greenway
    Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

    Brilliant from Tammy. Slightly overpitched from Schutt and Tammy just goes with the swing, a good, calculated shot. Anything short or full on this pitch, you have to punish.

  15. Eng 27-1

    Beaumont looks to be hitting her straps now, as she lifts Megan Schutt high over midwicket for another four.

    Two balls later she drops to her knee to sweep/lap Schutt behind for a cheeky two.

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    Jack Rule: I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again! Why is Danni Wyatt not opening the batting? Also dare I mention Emma Lamb? Good opener and extra bowling option.

  17. South Africa edge out Bangladesh

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    South Africa have beaten Bangladesh by 32 runs in Dunedin. Bangladesh slumped from 69-0 to 113-6, and never recovered in their chase of 208 to win. Ayabonga Khaka took four wickets for South Africa. The full scorecard is here.

  18. Eng 18-1

    Boof! Tammy Beaumont hooks a horrible short one from Darcy Brown powerfully away to the backward square leg boundary.

  19. Eng 14-1

    Megan Schutt does a little hop at the start of her run, a bit like Mark Wood did at one stage. She concedes just a single off her third over, and England are a bit behind the rate here.

  20. Lydia Greenway
    Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

    For England, as much as they'd like to be finding the boundaries, if they can keep rotating and put the bowlers under pressure that way, that will hopefully give them a bit of momentum to build some sort of platform.