Aus 211-6published at 42 overs
Nothing streaky about this one! It's Beth Mooney on the charge, great use of the feet and she confidently chips the ball over mid-on.
Four more and Australia look to have begun their final push!
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Nothing streaky about this one! It's Beth Mooney on the charge, great use of the feet and she confidently chips the ball over mid-on.
Four more and Australia look to have begun their final push!
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It was a false shot so it doesn't count.
Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician
That was the first boundary Alice Capsey has conceded in her ninth over.
A very welcome boundary for Australia as Jess Jonassen goes back to cut, gets a thick edge and the ball runs away fine.
Alice Capsey throws her head back in frustration.
Anya Shrubsole
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
I don't think it will be that easy to chase on the pitch.
It looks like spin is the way to go and Australia have three world-class spinners in Gardner, Wareham and Jonassen.
Lauren Bell tests the Aussie left-handers out with a couple of bouncers in the over but neither Beth Mooney nor Jess Jonassen are particularly troubled, each pulling for a single.
There is a polite applause at Bristol as Beth Mooney punches through point for two to bring pu the 200 for Australia.
Singles are the order of the day for Australia and they take four of them from Alice Capsey's latest - three off the bat and one leg-bye.
We've got 10 overs remaining. It doesn't look like it'll be easy to chase on this surface so England have got to keep up the pressure right until the end in this innings.
Lauren Bell gets through another good over and twice comes close to squeezing the ball between bat and pad.
On both occasions an inside edge is enough for Jess Jonassen to survive.
Alice Capsey will continue into the eighth over of her spell...
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The way England appear to have developed from the Test, it feels such a shame it was at the start. The way England are playing now, I'd back England to win it! Maybe next series add a Test at the end of the ODIs to round off the series? That or put the Test at the end!
Joe
Jonassen 3, Mooney 50
Still 12 overs left in the innings. England will know that Australia still have the batting to get themselves up to a very competitive total.
Aus 188-6
Australia are up against it a little but Beth Mooney is still there and reaches her 14th ODI half-century with a single.
It's been a controlled knock from the left-hander, she's been given a couple of lives by England, and has the power to explode and make them pay late in the innings.
Anya Shrubsole
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Those two wickets have completely changed the momentum of this game.
Jess Jonassen comes in at eight - another example of just how strong this Australia side are - and gets off the mark with a single.
A brilliant over form Lauren Bell, though. Two crucial wickets and suddenly England are on top.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Now then. Is this match turning in favour of the side that has to win it?
Anya Shrubsole
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
There is not a lot Annabel Sutherland can do about that. As a batter you just have to say fair play.
Sutherland b Bell 0 (Aus 185-6)
TWO IN THE OVER! And that is a beauty!
The dangerous Annabel Sutherland is gone second ball as Lauren Bell pegs back her off stump.
Angled back in by Bell before it jags away to beat the bat and hit the timbers! England are on a roll.
Anya Shrubsole
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
After all of England's catching woes today that was exceptional from Nat Sciver-Brunt.
A crucial wicket for England.
Gardner c Sciver-Brunt b Bell 21 (Aus 185-5)
Brilliant catch!
Ashleigh Gardner tries to pull Lauren Bell in front of square, the ball gets a little big on her and it comes off the top edge.
It loops out towards deep mid-wicket and looks like it might land safely but Nat Sciver-Brunt runs back from inside the ring and stretches to take it superbly as the ball dropped over her shoulder.
England have dropped a couple of sitters but they've a pair of blinding catches now!
Bowling change for England, Lauren Bell returns so Sophie Ecclestone's spell is a short one - just two overs.