Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician

Beth Mooney has got to her highest Test score (66), she also has hundreds in ODIs and T20s.

Another half-chance as Mooney drives uppishly, there's no-one in that area of the covers.

England are creating half-chances here, but both Australian batters don't seem especially troubled.

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

Amy Jones is looking really sharp today, the last few days have been difficult and she has got her rhythm going. I've been impressed with her today.

Here's Ecclestone again, who's definitely earning a hearty lunch.

Perry presses forward and there's a bit of a half-hearted shout for lbw, but it was definitely heading down - no chance of an umpire review.

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Katherine Sciver-Brunt played 14 Tests, 141 ODIs and 112 T20s for England taking bags of wickets in the process (335 across all formats).

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

To have no slip in this form is a little bit bemusing. As we've seen in this Test match it is small margins and opportunities are rare. Even though the slip is coming in now, it's a bit too late.

Oh, where's the fielder? Beth Mooney tries to guide Sciver-Brunt through the off-side but she gets a thick-edge and it squirts through an empty slip cordon and to the boundary.

A bashful shrug and a grin from Mooney.

Slightly errant from Ecclestone and Ellyse Perry takes full advantage, dropping to sweep majestically for four.

It's still sunny skies at Trent Bridge with plenty of lounging in the uncovered seats. Unfortunately they may have to retreat later in the day.

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

Everyone has started much better today. They probably went to bed disappointed and were keen to put it right this morning.

Another tidy over from Sciver-Brunt, just the two singles from it. It'll be a real bonus for England is she can contribute today, she was a real loss in their first innings.

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Both Scotland and Ireland men's teams have crucial games in the Cricket World Cup qualifying tournament in Zimbabwe today.

Scotland, who have won both their matches in Group B so far, have set Oman a target of 321 thanks to Brandon McMullen's 136 and 60 from Richie Berrington.

Winless Ireland bowled out Sri Lanka for 325 with Mark Adair (4-46) and Barry McCarthy (3-56) the pick of the Irish bowlers.

There is live text commentary of Scotland's match here...

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

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Ecclestone is key to England and if we could keep her on the whole day that would be ideal.

Cracking opening ball from Ecclestone, pitching on middle and scudding past off. Perry is well beaten, Amy Jones collects and whips the bails off - there's general consternation around the bat, what's going on?

Third umpire Jasmine Naeem takes a look - there was a suggestion of glove but no. A stumping chance? Perry misbalances but her foot only comes off the ground after the bails are off - Jones was too fast!

Nope - Mooney dragged her foot back behind the line.

Sciver-Brunt's final ball spits up off the pitch, beating Mooney and almost hitting Jones - it's all going on.

A strong opening over from NSB, who we know is struggling with a knee injury which restricted her to five overs in the first innings.

We're taking drinks.

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Knight introduces Nat Sciver-Brunt into the attack and there's immediate action.

A hard caught and bowled chance goes down - Mooney drives down the ground, Sciver-Brunt gets both hands to the ball reaching to the right but it hits the deck.

And now we have a stumping appeal off Mooney as she ventures out of her crease. Amy Jones is appealing, we go upstairs...

Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special

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I get the sense that Ellyse Perry was a better cricketer than she was footballer. She is the most passionate sportswoman, not thinking about money or anything like that.

Perry is such a wonderful person. She is so level and has a steady temperament which helps her in the performance she is able to achieve. In ODI she held this incredible record of back-to-back 50's too.

Perry works Ecclestone for two through backward point.

Heather Knight will surely rotate her seamers, but Ecclestone could be here for the long haul.

Kate Cross continues with her seventh over of the morning, with Heather Knight yet to shuffle her charges this morning.

Two singles from the over - Cross conceded 27 from her four overs last night, she's gone for 19 this morning.

Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special

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I'm really happy to see Mooney play that sweep shot to bring up the fifty. There has been little desire to sweep to Ecclestone.