ENG-W vs AUS-W Live Cricket Score

1.2 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Lucy Hamilton has her first World Cup wicket. Amy Jones falls cheaply yet again. Very full by Hamilton, going away with the angle from over the wicket. The ball was too full for the drive, and Jones just ended up stabbing at the ball with hard hands. The ball leaves her to take the outside edge. It goes low to short third, where Georgia Voll dives to her left and takes a good catch. 7/1

4.5 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Incredible take by Beth Mooney. Annabel Sutherland has struck in her first over despite an indifferent start. 50th T20I wicket for Sutherland. Angled in at the hips, on a back of a length. Wyatt-Hodge gets inside the line to help it away. Beth Mooney is standing up to the stumps, and she moves well to her left. She gets her gloves in line with the ball. Although it pops out of her grasp on the first attempt, Beth is aware of where the ball is, and she dives to her left whilst stretching her hands out to snaffle it. A polite enquiry for caught behind, but it has been given as a wide. There was a noise. Sophie Molineux has a word with Mooney before taking the review. The UltraEdge comes up with a spike when the ball is next to the glove, and the on-field decision is overturned. 32/2

9.4 OUT! BOWLED! Captain Molineux strikes and strikes big. Breaks the 35-run partnership. She bowls from around the stumps and smartly fires in a quicker one, full on the off stump line. Alice Capsey tries to be adventurous again and attempts the reverse sweep, but plays all over the line and the ball beats the bat to rattle the timber behind. Capsey was just starting to look dangerous, but her stay is cut short. England Women are 67/3 in 9.4 overs. 67/3

10.5 OUT! LBW! That looks pretty straight, and Heather Knight knows it, but she reluctantly takes the review after having a word with Nat Sciver-Brunt. It is the leg-cutter by Garth, fuller and on middle. Knight tries to clip it across the line but plays all around it. She is beaten on the inside edge and gets hit low on the front pad. Daylight between the bat and the ball. It is three reds on Ball Tracking with the ball crashing into the leg stump. Heather takes a review with her. Garth has provided Australia with a big scalp. 70/4

1.5 OUT! CHOPPED ON! Bell has the last laugh and breaks the opening stand. Good length ball in the channel outside off, 114.5 kph. Voll rocks back, looking for the square cut, but it's too close to free her arms. She is cramped for room, and she can only chop it back onto the stumps. The English fans roar back to life with this wicket. Australia Women are 17/1, chasing 151 runs. 17/1

16 OUT! LBW! England get the review right. Beth Mooney would have loved to be out there when the winning runs are hit, but not to be for her. Speared in very full, on middle and leg. Mooney is beaten on the flick on the inside edge and wears it low on the front pad. A loud shout for LBW but turned down. Sophie Ecclestone is pretty confident, and Nat Sciver-Brunt sends it upstairs. Is it sneaking down leg with the angle? UltraEdge comes up first. There is a murmur when the ball is next to the bat, but there is a bit of a gap. A definite spike appears only after the ball has gone past the bat, and it is from the bat hitting the turf. It is three reds on Ball Tracking with the ball crashing into the leg stump. The on-field decision has been overturned. 140/3

13 OUT! BOWLED! Dean breaks through for England, but it is too little too late at the moment. Bowls a quicker one on a shorter length, on middle. Phoebe Litchfield rocks back in the crease and tries to play it across, but she is tucked up for space, plays all around it and the ball crashes into the stumps behind. Australia Women are 117/2, needing just 34 runs. 117/2