Solid effort from Kim Garth in her seventh over, delivering a maiden to Heather Knight.

I suspect England's captain won't be too concerned about the pace of the innings - she'll just want to bat long.

England have outscored Australia's first innings total of 473 twice in women's Test cricket. They declared on 503/5 against New Zealand in 1935 and more recently, scored 497 against South Africa in 2003.

Sutherland can't stay blemish-free forever. She delivers a full-toss and Beaumont doesn't need asking twice - it's dispatched past mid-on for four.

Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special

England have two of their most experienced batters at the crease in Heather Knight and Tammy Beaumont but they have it up against them. Looking at the two teams, England are the underdogs. It's been a pretty big workload for England's bowlers. When England face this big run chase, they have to contend with the face that Australia can keep their bowlers fresher for longer.

More boundaries for Knight off Garth - she turns her to fine leg and then pushes one wide of gully off consecutive deliveries.

Lucky Sutherland has it buttoned up at the other end.

Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special

The strength of where women's cricket is in Australia is now, a lot of thanks goes to James Sutherland, especially the time where the WBBL got off the ground, they took a risk there. Once it was out there to see, the viewers came to see it.

Sutherland's father is former Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland. Her brother Will had a break-out season with Victoria this year, but had to pull out of a spell with Essex this summer after sustaining an injury.

Quite the cricketing family.

Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special

Back to back maidens for Annabel Sutherland, what a beautiful way to start off with the ball after peeling off an unbeaten hundred. Beautiful batting conditions here at Trent Bridge.

Sutherland follows her wicket-maiden with a maiden. She cuts Tammy Beaumont in half, but there's no contact with the inside edge of the bat as the ball flies through to Alyssa Healy.

Textbook defence from Beaumont to finish the over, she holds the pose for a second - cast it in bronze.

To answer a question (15:09) about scoring and conceding a century, Yasir Shah managed it against Australia. Scored 113, but conceded 197!

Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special

Beautiful way to get off the mark. Heather Knight hit that well. If they take anything out of Australia's book, anything full is a freebie.

Beaumont takes the single in the covers from the first ball to put Knight straight into the action. She's facing Kim Garth, who's changed ends to replace Darcie Brown.

A watchful start, before Knight gets her own runs through the covers - pushing a full and wide delivery past the fielder for four.

Captain Heather Knight is at the non-striker's end as Garth continues.

Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special

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Great wicket. A centurion and in her first delivery she beat the outside edge of Emma Lamb and then five balls later she found the edge.

Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Tammy Beaumont is playing some dismissive shots and I am enjoying it. As soon as you have a wicket that favours the batter, you should bowl less length, but you end up bowling more. She's not just smoking it to the boundary, she's creaming it.

Tammy Beaumont has her eye in and she's feasting on the fare of Darcie Brown.

A drive through the covers is followed by a cut between slip and gully. The final ball is pulled to the ropes for the third time. Fantastic stuff.

Garth bowls her first maiden of the match to Emma Lamb.

Danni Wyatt has feet resting on the dressing room balcony. No sign of any bucket hats in the women's team dressing room. Maybe they're flogging them all on a stall at Glastonbury.

Michael: Dare I point out that Australia could have (unwisely) declared on 393-8?