Australia Women vs England Women, 3rd T20I - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Ecclestone to Mooney, 1 run, drifted across the left hander, Mooney crouches low to sweep and ekes out an inside edge onto the pad, the ball rolls to the off-side and the batters pick up a quick single

Smith to Sutherland, out Caught by Nat Sciver-Brunt!! This time the ball carries to Sciver-Brunt. Sutherland falls while trying to score quickly. She makes a better connection on the heave but does not have the distance to clear the long-on fence. Sciver-Brunt settles under it and takes it calmly. Sutherland c Nat Sciver-Brunt b Smith 3(3)

Smith to Mooney, 1 run, comes down the track and clips it to deep mid-wicket, just a single

Smith to Mooney, FOUR, that's poor bowling. Smith comes round the wicket and strays down leg, Mooney stays inside the line and helps it along over backward square, one bounce and over the ropes

Freya Kemp to Grace Harris, out Caught by Capsey!! Soft dismissal. England keep picking wickets at the other end but it is Mooney who has troubled them the most. Good length ball around off, Harris shuffles inside the line and laps it straight to short fine. Capsey barely moved as she took the catch. Grace Harris c Capsey b Freya Kemp 11(10) [6s-1]

Ecclestone to Mooney, FOUR, short and Mooney is quick to pounce, she rocks back and pulls it over square leg. Ecclestone is not pleased where the fielder was stationed

Ecclestone to Grace Harris, SIX, that's more like Harris. She's superb while hitting down the ground. Uses her feet, gets to the pitch of the ball and lofts it straight back over Ecclestone, just clears the rope

Charlie Dean to Perry, out Caught by Freya Kemp!! Picks out the fielder. Perry's low scores in the T20Is continues.. Flighted outside off, Perry comes down the track, gives herself room and smashes it straight to cover-point. Kemp didn't move and gobbled it up with her fingers pointing up. Perry c Freya Kemp b Charlie Dean 12(11) [4s-1]

Smith to Mooney, FOUR, Mooney has stepped on the accelerator. This is another poor delivery - full and down leg, Mooney sits down and sweeps it backward of square. Once again the placement was spot on..

Capsey to Mooney, FOUR, makes room and Capsey tries to keep it outside off, Mooney reaches and slices it over the point region. No one at sweeper cover to stop that and it turns into an expensive over, 14 runs

Capsey to Mooney, FOUR, that must have slipped out of Capsey's hand. High full toss down leg, Mooney comes down the track and helps it along the way over backward square leg. That was a gift and Mooney accepted it gleefully

Charlie Dean to Mooney, 1 run, fifty for Mooney. Second in the T20I leg. She raises her bat and soaks in the applause. A typical Mooney knock where she has grafted and picked up the odd boundary. Floated up around off, Mooney eases it into the off-side and reaches the landmark

Ecclestone to Perry, FOUR, edged and four. Slows it up and draws Perry into the forward push, the ball straightens and catches the outside edge, runs away through the vacant slip region

Ecclestone to Mooney, no run, England lose a review. Ecclestone was not confident. She was looking for Amy Jones to help her out and the duo have cost England the review. Very full delivery and Mooney misses the swipe across the line, struck low on the pad but the ball had pitched outside leg

Ecclestone to Phoebe Litchfield, out Bowled!! Cleaned up! Ecclestone is pumped. Litchfield never looked settled and is knocked over by the left-arm spinner. Ecclestone comes round the wicket, drifts it across the southpaw, Litchfield sits down to play the sweep and misses it completely, the ball goes on to hit the off-stump. Phoebe Litchfield b Ecclestone 12(10) [4s-1]

Nat Sciver-Brunt to Phoebe Litchfield, 2 runs, just short of Wyatt-Hodge. Litchfield backs away and pulls it towards deep mid-wicket. The ball was dying on Wyatt-Hodge, she charges in and gets there on the half volley, makes the stop and keeps it to a brace

Capsey to Phoebe Litchfield, FOUR, in the air and safe. Flighted delivery, Litchfield comes down the track and lofts it straight down the ground, Dean misjudged it compeletely - ran in to take the catch but the ball sailed over her, lands inside the rope and bounces over. That was a chance..

Lauren Filer to Mooney, FOUR, neatly done! Fullish delivery around off, Mooney shuffles across, gets inside the line and laps it to fine leg. She used the pace of Filer there and picked up the boundary

Lauren Filer to Mooney, FOUR, there's the boundary. It's been more than 5 overs since they scored one. Very full delivery outside off, Mooney bends down, opens the bat face and steers it behind square on the off-side

Capsey to Georgia Voll, out Caught by Wyatt-Hodge!! Partnership broken. The boundaries had dried up, runs were coming in 1s or 2s and hence Voll decided to play the big shot. She sits down to play the slog sweep and gets it off the toe-end, the ball skies towards deep mid-wicket and Wyatt-Hodge runs in to take a good catch. Georgia Voll c Wyatt-Hodge b Capsey 23(21) [4s-2]

Ecclestone to Georgia Voll, 3 runs, on the shorter side again, Voll rides the bounce and cracks it square of the wicket. The ball does not have enough to reach the fence and the batters pick up three

Lauren Filer to Georgia Voll, FOUR, lovely shot! Back of a length outside off, Voll gets on top of the bounce, opens the bat face and punches it square of the wicket. That's a classic back foot punch

Lauren Filer to Georgia Voll, FOUR, three dots and then Filer offers a freebie. Short and wide outside off, Voll does not bother to keep the cut down - she goes up and over the backward point region

Freya Kemp to Mooney, FOUR, hat-trick of fours. This is a juicy full toss and Mooney does not miss out, swipes it across the line through mid-wicket

Freya Kemp to Mooney, FOUR, back to back fours. Kemp overcorrects the length - offers a low full toss around off, Mooney drives it straight down the ground and the ball teases Ecclestone before beating her to the rope

Freya Kemp to Mooney, FOUR, 110.8ks short of length outside off, Mooney sees the width and flays it uppishly behind square, split the fielders inside the ring and the ball races away