8.22pm: So, England rolled for 170 - although they did manage to deny Alana King a five-for. Small victories. The last-wicket pair also managed to eke things out long enough that the Australia innings should begin in twilight. Can England make the pink pill talk under lights and give Australia a taste of their own medicine? Back shortly
71.4
W
Gardner to MacDonald-Gay, OUT, round the wicket, angled across and cut towards point... but Bell was on her heels and won't make it! So the innings ends in a run-out, putting the cap on England's disappointing effort with the bat. Not sure there was ever a run in that, Mooney with plenty of time to complete the dismissal
LK Bell run out 7 (27m 23b 1x4 0x6) SR: 30.43
71.3
0
Gardner to MacDonald-Gay, no run, driven through on the stumps, defended to the on side
71.2
0
Gardner to MacDonald-Gay, no run, 81kph and played with the spin going back
71.1
0
Gardner to MacDonald-Gay, no run, tossed up wide of off stump and punched into the covers
Floodlights just beginning to take effect now...
END OF OVER:71 | 1 Run | ENG-W: 170/9
- Lauren Bell7 (23b)
- Ryana MacDonald-Gay15 (62b)
- Alana King23-6-45-4
- Ashleigh Gardner10-2-30-1
70.6
0
King to Bell, no run, drives in a flat legbreak on middle and leg, 74kph. Blocked doggedly by Bell
70.5
0
King to Bell, no run, full on the stumps, Bell is almost bamboozled trying to defend... hit on the back leg, I think, but umpire Eloise Sheridan shakes her head. Australia, after some discussion, opt to review. In fact, I thnk Bell has got a big inside edge on this. Excellent decision on-field, and it will stay not out
70.4
0
King to Bell, no run, drifting in with the arm, defended back down the track
Slip, gully, silly point
