4.22pm: All of which means Australia have been bundled out, and England will need 268 to win. It's more than a hill of beans, and you can bet the holders of the women's Ashes are going to scrap every inch of the way. There hasn't been a result in a women's Test since 2015, and England's last win came in Perth back in 2013-14. The fact they have a shot here is largely down to Sophie Ecclestone, who returned pristine match figures of 10 for 192, although she was given solid support by Kate Cross and Lauren Filer. Australia went from 149 for 1 to 257 all out, though it could have been worse but for a 59-run stand for the eighth wicket. Alyssa Healy produced a captain's knock, with 50 off 62, and now she'll be looking to marshal her bowling resources and put England under pressure