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If you're free tomorrow get yourself to Nottingham. It should be a cracking day.

That is tea.

There were 97 runs in 28 overs in that session. Australia lead by 264 runs.

Melinda Farrell
BBC Test Match Special

This is really impressive from skipper Alysaa Healy, who is absorbing the pressure and going for it. Alana King has done a great job for her team. Not just now, but in the first innings.

Lauren Filer with the final over before tea. We were slightly delayed starting the session - due in part to a power outage with DRS apparently - so the umpires generously allow another over even though we seemed to have ticked past 15:40 BST.

Healy clinically whacks Filer's third ball through backward point for a boundary before seeing off three dot balls to reach the interval with her wicket in tact.

This has been a determined knock from Alyssa Healy. She has 42 off 52 balls.

Sophie Ecclestone tosses up her first ball to the left-handed Alyssa Healy who takes a bite of the carrot on offer and rather unconvincingly edges a drive through gully for a couple.

Healy works a single into the off side to bring up a stand of 50 for the eighth wicket with Alana King.

Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician

England will now have to score the highest fourth inning total in a women's Test match if they want to win.

They previously made 245 in Canberra in 2022 but were 12 runs short of winning. Kate Cross and Sophie Ecclestone held out for a draw though.

Now then, Lauren Filer into the attack.

But she's a touch full to Alyssa Healy with her third ball and the Aussie skipper executes a brilliant straight drive to dispatch the young England tyro back down the ground for four.

A top shot, all along the carpet.

Healy's sweep in the last over took Australia's lead past the record fourth innings score in Women's Tests - England's 245 in the drawn Sydney Test in January last year.

Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special

England are trying to cut off the boundary options for Alyssa Healy but she finds a way there.

Sophie Ecclestone rattles through another over, with Alyssa Healy finding the boundary with a sweep for four.

Just under 10 minutes until tea. We've got time for a few more overs.

Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician

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There's been 151 runs from 53 overs today which is a run-rate of 2.84 so England have kept Australia in check today.

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Nat Sciver-Brunt stumbles and falls over on the follow of final delivery.

She lies on the turf in some discomfort before clambering to her feet. She has a troublesome knee and decides it might not be wise to continue bowling and departs the field after a maiden.

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Here are the four quick wickets that England took to make it really quite interesting.

Alyssa Healy and Alana King have since shared 35 for the eighth wicket to blunt the hosts a little.

Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician

Sophie Ecclestone has now bowled 72.3 overs in this Test match.

Only Gillian McConway has bowled more in a Test match against Australia in Hove. She bowled 49.3 overs in the first innings and 38 in second innings.

Sophie Ecclestone has a wry smile after Australia skipper plays uncertainly to her fourth delivery which has all the perfect ingredients for a spinner: drift, turn and bounce.

England's premier spin bowler, who has 3-55, is on the money again. Her sixth maiden of the innings.

Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special

To come in with an injured knee is great of Nat Sciver-Brunt, especially when her team need their frontline bowlers.

Nat Sciver-Brunt with an over of steady medium pace as we edge closer to the tea interval.

Alyssa Healy, who has 27 off 33 balls, happy to work her into the gaps and picks up five runs off the over.

Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special

Alyssa Healy is trying to wrestle the power back with Australia as quickly as possible.

Alana King edges Sophie Ecclestone's first ball though the slips four. That was tossed up by the left-armer spinner but it goes wide of Heather Knight.

Sophia Dunkley is right under King's nose at silly mid-off and a big swing of the bat to one that dies off the pitch from Ecclestone has her cowering. Fortunately for Dunkley, it was a fresh-air shot from King.