England win means multi-format, points-based Ashes is drawn 8-8
Holders Australia retain urn but suffer first ODI bilateral series loss since 2013
Cross takes three wickets, including Perry and Mooney
Sciver-Brunt scores second successive century (129 off 149 balls)
Wyatt's 43 off 25 balls gives England late impetus
Knight (67) & Sciver-Brunt put on 147 for third wicket
Target 286
Close! It's seam movement rather than swing that nearly does the trick for Lauren Bell this time.
The ball comes back sharply, cramping Ellyse Perry for room as she goes back to cut and the under-edge bounces just over the top of the stumps!
Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Alyssa Healy's average in ODI cricket is 35.6, against England it is 32.7. If you take out her 170 in the World Cup final, it brings that down to 25.8.
Here is the second Australia wicket to fall and it was the visiting skipper, Alyssa Healy. Bowled by Kate Cross' nip-backer...
Target 286
Tahlia McGrath punches the ball through the covers for two before a leg-side wide extends the over.
The extra ball is guided to deep third for a single by McGrath but it's another decent over for England.
Two wickets in the first three overs and here is the first of them.
Phoebe Litchfield caught at slip off the bowling of Lauren Bell...
Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special
McGrath is so calm I think she might enjoy batting out there today.
Target 286
Another good over from Lauren Bell, who is getting the ball to swing in nicely to the right-handers now.
Just two from it. Australia find themselves in a very similar position to England in the first innings.
Can Ellyse Perry and Tahlia McGrath do what Heather Knight and Nat Sciver-Brunt managed?
Target 286
Image source, ReutersTahlia McGrath is the new batter and tucks the last ball of the over off her pads for four.
Australia are going at seven-an-over but, with both openers already dismissed, England will still be very happy.
Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special
That was a carbon copy of what we saw with Healy's dismissal in the first ODI. Alyssa Healy has had a lean Ashes series, apart from her 50 in the second innings of the Test. She's the kind of player to hit single scores but then 170 in a World Cup final.
Healy b Cross 7 (Aus 15-2)
Bowled her! Straight through!
Full and straight from Kate Cross, a little bit of nip back and Alyssa Healy is neither forward nor back.
The ball whistles through the gate and clatters into middle stump!
Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special
In comes one of the greatest all-rounders the game has ever seen. I reckon Perry could even open.
Target 286
A leg-side wide and then a leg-stump half-volley - that is put away for four by Ellyse Perry - take a little of the sheen off but with the wicket in there as well, it's still a good over for Lauren Bell.
Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, ReutersWonderful bowling from Lauren Bell, she's coming around the wicket, using all her height. It extracted the outside edge of Phoebe Litchfield, it ends the Ashes for Litchfield, no fifties but plenty of potential.
Litchfield c Ecclestone b Bell 1 (Aus 10-1)
Edged and gone!
After a tough end to her last game, Lauren Bell responds brilliantly with a wicket in her first over.
It's a full ball, drawing Phoebe Litchfield forward and then swinging away to take the edge.
Sophie Ecclestone is waiting at first slip and just gets her hands underneath the ball before it goes to ground.
Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special
I actually thought Lauren Bell bowled pretty well in the last ODI. One over was just damaging.
Lauren Bell, who took three wickets in the second ODI but also went for 26 in her last over, will open up from the other end.
Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special
I think it's a par score, 300 would've been what England hoped for but it's plenty of runs, they can make that enough. England, an opportunity to win an ODI series against Australia.
Kate Cross oversteps and the no-ball gives Alyussa Healy a chance to go after the free hit.
The opener hoicks it leg-side, not timed but it's into the gap so she gets back for two.
Decent start for the tourists.
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Target 286
After three dot balls to start, Alyssa Healy pounces on an overpitched delivery from Kate Cross and drills it through the covers for four.