Eng 112-5published at 27 overs
Two singles from this England pair off Gardner's bowling. Not long to go now at Trent Bridge.
England need 268 to win Ashes Test
Dunkley (16) edges Garth behind
Beaumont (22) edges Gardner to slip, before Lamb (28) trapped lbw by McGrath
Sciver-Brunt then top-edges Gardner to short fine leg, before spinner pins Knight infront
Australia all out for 257
Ecclestone finishes with 5-63 to finish with 10-192 in Test
Mooney 85, Litchfield 46, Perry 25
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Mike Peter
Two singles from this England pair off Gardner's bowling. Not long to go now at Trent Bridge.
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Think we tried to do too much in this session run-wise and we have wasted wickets. Players are tired and it's hot. 7 degrees cooler tomorrow.
Chris, Romford
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
This is going to be tough for Cross and Wyatt in these last couple of overs.
Seamer Kate Cross comes in to see England through to the close. She dislocated her thumb this morning, let's see if it affects her batting.
A lovely swinging delivery from Garth draws a shot from Cross, but she survives the over.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It's well bowled from Kim Garth, the ball does just enough and now England are in trouble.
Five down before the end of the day! Brillant keeping from Healy, to still be in pain from the previous ball and then take a wicket is amazing.
Dunkley c Healy b Garth 16 (Eng 110-5)
A huge blow to England!
Alyssa Healy brings on seamer Kim Garth in search of a wicket just before the close. Her reward is to be rapped on the end of her fingers as she tries to collect a leg-side delivery.
But all is forgiven for the next ball as Garth finds Dunkley's edge and Healy gathers greedily. Her bowling change worked a treat.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Dunkley and Wyatt have put on a pretty decent partnership and it will be in the balance if they can both stay and come out tomorrow.
Four for Wyatt, hitting Gardner hard through point and the fielder can't cut it off.
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Ecclestone 50 tomorrow to win it for England tomorrow and put the icing on the cake. You know it makes sense!
Joe in Felixstowe
Tahlia McGrath enters the eighth over of her spell. Just the single for Wyatt, pushing back towards the bowler and running one.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Lovely shot from Wyatt.
Gardner is looking for that magic ball again, she knows there's something in this pitch. And the danger if it doesn't spin is that it's short and wide.
Danni Wyatt steps back and guides Ash Gardner's delivery for four runs through backward point.
She takes three more from the final delivery of the over, a push to third brings up England's century.
A maiden over for McGrath to Sophia Dunkley.
After that flurry of wickets, the match is feeling a little becalmed as we approach the close of play.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
I think it's in Australia's favour, losing those four wickets changed it.
The good thing for England is that Alana King is not bowling.
A meaty edge from Sophia Dunkley gets her four from Ash Gardner down to third.
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I have to say those lbw decisions show how much the game has changed due to technology, and also how the umpires giving the benefit of the doubt has regressed. In real time they looked dodgy at best, and while they were umpire's call, I thought they were poor decisions. That said, in a batter dominated era, perhaps there’s a little redressing of the balance going on.
Martin Carritt in Bradford
Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special
McGrath has great control at the moment, her lines are great.
Just the single from McGrath, Dunkley pushing it to gully where it's cut off by Gardner.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Wyatt and Dunkley need to be together until the close of play at least.
Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special
Very evenly balanced at the moment. I get the sense that people haven't backed England's ability to get themselves back into winning positions.
I'm worried about it. With the quality of the batters at the crease and still to come, you cannot write off England.