Australia retain Ashes following narrow three-run win
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Sciver-Brunt's brilliant 111* off 99 balls keeps England in contention
Australia's spinners take all wickets to fall
Beaumont (60) gets England off to good start
Wareham hammers 26 off final over as Australia post 282-7
Perry makes 91 after England fail to take three chances
Bell takes three wickets for England but proves expensive (3-85 off 9)
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
I literally just had my hands in the air for a catch from the ball before. It is half-handily hit to Ecclestone at mid-on. I just think Ecclestone thought it wasn't there, but she found herself very close to it.
Aus 115-4
After so many dropped catches on Wednesday, England have put down another one.
Ashleigh Gardner tries to hit Alice Capsey over the top, doesn't get hold of it and Sophie Ecclestone has a chance at mid-on.
She only gets one hand to it. Definitely not a simple chance but one they'd still hope to be taken.
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
I was looking forward to us bowling in clusters with control, good line, good lengths. It felt like it was going to be the key for success.
Sarah Glenn is giving the ball plenty of air and really trying to tempt Ashleigh Gardner.
With Australia in a precarious position, the usually so-aggressive all-rounder shows plenty of restraint, though.
She cuts the first ball for two but it's five dot balls to end the over.
The spinners have stolen a couple of wickets in recent overs for England.
The first of them came with a filthy leg-side delivery from Sophie Ecclestone that Beth Mooney swept straight to short fine leg...
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Chris Lowes: Tahlia McGrath is having an absolute shocker of a series.
It takes Alice Capsey a few balls to get going but she ends with over with a couple of good deliveries.
The middle overs are often crucial in ODIs and this game is no different.
More spin for England as Alice Capsey comes into the attack.
She starts with a drag-down, though, and Ellyse Perry whacks it away for four.
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, ReutersA very good over there from Sarah Glenn, the build of pressure from the previous over from Ecclestone, it is a good partnership. It's one for the leg-spinners today.
Crowd catch to end the over as new batter Ashleigh Gardner thumps the ball into the ground and back to Sarah Glenn.
A wicket maiden from the England leg-spinner. The hosts are in a good position now. Can they force home their advantage?
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, ReutersIt's another steal. I think Glenn would call that a filthy drag down. We've had one at each end now but England will take them. A little bit of turn, the first bit of turn.
McGrath c Jones b Glenn 5 (Aus 102-4)
Edged and gone!
It's another gift for England. Short from Sarah Glenn, Tahlia McGrath goes back to cut but a bit of extra bounce sees it take the edge.
Good take from Amy Jones and Australia are four down!
McGrath 5, Perry 40
The 100 comes up for Australia but it's another good over from Sophie Ecclestone, just three from it as Tahlia McGrath and Ellyse Perry try to build another partnership.
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Australia were getting too settled. England needed that how ever it came. 3 out for under 100 is great, but pressure needs to stay.
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With Sarah Glenn still trying to settle in and fine her rhythm, Ellyse Perry is able to rock back and hammer a long hop over mid-wicket for four.
A good stop at mid-wicket ends the over, it's a very strong hand - like a goalkeeper turning one around the post - but it wrong-foots the fielder at mid-on and turns a one into a two.
Bowling change for England and we're going to see more spin. Sarah Glenn is on to bowl her leggies...
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
The last half hour has been fabulous. It looks like a good wicket. We've seen some control and patience from England, they've created dots and daft shots and it is lovely.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
That came from nowhere, we were saying how settled Australia looked.
Tahlia McGrath is the new batter and is tested straightaway by Sophie Ecclestone with a quicker ball fired in at the stumps.
Having dug that out, McGrath gets off the mark with a single before Ellyse Perry pushes through the covers for one more.
England will be thrilled to have broken that third-wicket partnership though.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
She could have hit it anywhere but sweeps straight to the fielder. Ecclestone looks guility as though to say 'that's the worst ball I've ever bowled to get a wicket'.