Australia win off penultimate ball of match after late wickets
Mooney's half-century anchors run chase
Jones cracks 40 off 21, including final-ball six, to elevate England to 153-7
Dunkley top-scores with classy 56 off 49
Capsey falls to brilliant Brown run-out; Three wickets for Jonassen
Australia now lead multi-format series 6-0
The first ball is clipped away to deep square leg by Healy for a single to get off the mark.
Bell comes over the wicket to Mooney who drives it through the covers for Australia's first four of the day! Will we be seeing more of that?
It's a steady start from Australia and they'll be pleased to get a boundary there too.
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Lauren Bell is tall, fast and swings it. Under lights she'll get some decent movement. She is a character who loves charging in and giving it her all.
Right then, here we go. The ball has been delivered in a tiny pink car. I'm a big fan.
Australia's right-handed Alyssa Healy and left-handed Beth Mooney are walking out to the crease.
England's seamer Lauren Bell has the ball in her hand.
Let's play!
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Two
Amy Jones' innings was really important for England and herself.
Going into this game she averaged nine in T20s against Australia and as a player you know that and know you need to score runs.
That will give her confidence. We all know what she is capable of, we see it time and time again in domestic cricket.
She came out and was fearless. It was almost like she had nothing to lose.
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Former England bowler on BBC Two
Something that isn't being mentioned is England's running between the wickets.
That looked really good and is something I know they are working on.
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
It was brilliant batting by Amy Jones and whatever the bowlers plan was she had something to counteract it.
She is a clean striker of the ball. She's managed to clear a long boundary with ease.
She's given England momentum there. They could have been all out for 130 but they've got a chance.
They may still be five to 10 runs short but with this crowd behind them they've got a chance.
Here is Amy Jones' wagon wheel.
The mid-wicket region was popular!
Image source, BBC Sport/CricVizKatherine Sciver-Brunt
Former England bowler on BBC Two
I personally think 160 would have been par on this pitch.
Sophia Dunkley had to really scrap but the standout was the bowling of Australia and the plans they had.
Heather Knight made a really good promising knock. I liked the look of how she was going about it.
Amy Jones' innings at the end was brilliant.
Thanks Tim!
Well, after the first five overs I didn't think England would get to 150 and they've gone a few runs past it.
England will need to be exceptional with the ball, we've already seen an amazing performance from Sophie Ecclestone during the Test. Can she bring some of that magic?
Superb knock from Amy Jones with 40 off 21 balls.
Australia will need 154 to win this. Can England do it?
My colleague Aymen Babar will guide you through the first of part of the chase.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Now that is a statement knock! That is a job very well done.
Melissa Story
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Amy Jones! It is her highest score in 25 white-ball matches against Australia.
Amy Jones finishes England's innings with a flourish.
She gives herself room and Ash Gardner follows her, but the England batter's hands are quick and she heaves it for six into the leg side.
The crowd are on the feet cheering that one.
England need boundaries off this final over, but only two of Ash Gardner's first three balls are knocked away for singles.
Here's the wicket of Sophia Dunkley.
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
She has absolutely crunched that, it was a brilliant shot.
A boundary to finish the over after Amy Jones slashed one through the covers which takes England to the last over of their innings.
Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Two
Image source, Getty ImagesThese runs are so important, they're getting the crowd to believe England can do something.
Melissa Story
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Amy Jones is just finding a little bit of hope for England.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Amy Jones! From Birmingham and trying to hit it out of Birmingham.
And Amy Jones makes Australia pay! A huge six over cow corner. A really clean strike of the ball.