5.05pm: England bowled out again, but not before Tammy Beaumont had carried the fight with a maiden Ashes hundred. No one else managed more than 25, which suggests that Beaumont was batting on a different level - but they lost their last four wickets for six runs, and Australia will be hopeful of chasing down a target, just as they did the other night. With a few more on the board to defend, England's bowlers should be in the game, too, meaning this game is beautifully poised at halfway.

England centurion Tammy Beaumont: [Hundred] "Very special, more special if we can defend that, to be honest. Feels a little bit slower than the other day, got a bit lucky with a few loose balls earlier on. Never felt in and it was difficult to start on. We have to make it difficult for the batsmen to get in. [Paddle-sweep?] Yeah, if they're not going to put a man on the 45 I'm going to keep doing it! We would have liked a bit more, kept losing wickets when we were trying to get going, but if we bowl well it'll be a good test."

"Why is Kimmince proving so tricky? Her descriptor (rm) doesn't indicate why she'd be dangerous, and I'm not really picking up why she's tricky from your ball-by-ball," wonders Jamie Dow. "She's obviously good .... what's her thing?" Tight lines, good yorker, changes of pace - classic one-day virtues, basically, Jamie

Kate Cross joins Ecclestone, who is on strike as they crossed

Three overs to go, England scurrying hard

Schutt to continue, Marsh on strike for her first ball. Four overs to go

Well, England might not get 230 now... Laura Marsh is in at No. 10

"The odds have Australia as favourites. I think I'd much rather be in England's position," muses Phil Durham. "230 will be a tough ask given what happened in the last game." Yes, I don't think they'll be too disappointed - Beaumont the only player to score freely so far today

Sophie Ecclestone is next in