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We will, of course, have the climax of this Test covered from every angle.

In addition to live text commentary on the BBC Sport website, there is ball-by-ball coverage from the Test Match Special team at Trent Bridge.

You listen live by clicking the speaker icon above, via Sports Extra on BBC Sounds, or on your DAB radio or freeview box.

Then this evening you will be able watch highlights on 'Today At The Test' on BBC Two at 19:00 and via BBC iPlayer.

It's been a women's Ashes Test featuring some iconic cricket moments with some individual milestones reached and records broken.

We now want to know who should be the overall player of the match.

Our team of cricket experts have narrowed the field down to four names and now we want your vote from that short list.

Cast your vote by selecting your choice from the list on the right side of the page.

The vote will close at 12:30 BST on 26 June 2023. You may vote only once.

Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special

In an outstanding display of spin, craft and stamina, consisting of a total of 10 for 192 in 77.1 overs, Sophie Ecclestone became just the fifth woman to take five or more wickets in both innings of a Test match.

She was the second to do so for England, after Julia Greenwood against West Indies in 1979.

Between Lance Gibbs taking five in each innings in an innings win for West Indies at Old Trafford in the first Test in 1966, and Ecclestone's Trent Bridge performance, a total of 386 Tests had been played in England (344 men's, 42 women's).

Can you guess (or do you know) how many times a spinner has taken five or more wickets in both innings in those games? (Give yourself bonus points if you can name the bowlers.)

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It's been an engrossing four days at Trent Bridge in a match which has really ebbed and flowed, with the momentum swinging both ways.

Here's a recap of what's happened so far...

Australia won the toss, elected to bat first, and racked up 463 in the first innings spearhead by a century from 21-year-old Annabel Sutherland - her first in all international cricket - and 99 from Ellyse Perry.

That Australia did not compile a bigger total was largely thanks to England left-arm spinner Sophie Ecclestone's figures of 5-129.

Tammy Beaumont ended day two with an unbeaten century. Then on day three she broke Elizabeth 'Betty' Snowball's 88-year record Test score of 189 for an England women's batter before becoming the first English woman to hit a double century.

Australia looked set to post a big total on day four after Beth Mooney's 85 and a half-century from skipper Alyssa Healy. But they were bowled out for 257 after Sophie Ecclestone took 5-63 as she finished with match figures of 10-192 from 77.1 overs

Set a victory target of 268 England reached 55-0 but then slipped to 73-4 as Ash Gardner's off-spin brought her 3-33. England reached stumps on 116-5 with Danni Wyatt (20 not out) and Kate Cross (5 not out) set to resume this morning with 152 needed for victory.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Breakfast

It has been an absolute belter and one of the most exciting Tests that I can remember.

It should go right down to the wire.

Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special

If you could order a Test match you would want something like this, terrific performances and both sides have been at the top at some stage, it's great.

Are you within striking distance of Trent Bridge with time on your hands today? Well it could be your lucky day.

Tickets for the final day of this Test have been made available FREE of charge with all four results still possible.

To gain entry you must have a ticket. They can be claimed online at trentbridge.co.uk, external.

Anyone who already has a ticket for day five will get a full refund in the coming day.

Former England spinner Alex Hartley reckons Australia - who need to take five wickets to win - are not home and hosed just yet.

You can watch a video where the thoughts of her and Ebony Rainford-Brent on how this final day will pan out.

We've been here before, haven't we?

An England cricket team staring down the barrel of an Ashes Test match defeat, needing a heroic performance from someone, anyone, to secure an unlikely victory.

Get M-People, Bonnie Tyler and anything else with 'hero' in the song title on full blast, dig out your bag of lucky charms and start praying.

Welcome to our live text commentary of the fifth and final day of the one-off women's Ashes Test from Trent Bridge.