Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Megan Schutt to Maia Bouchier. Length ball, flick, Played in the air uncontrolled to deep square leg, caught by Wareham.

Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Kim Garth to Danni Wyatt-Hodge. Length ball, pushing, Edged to first slip, caught by Litchfield.

Clean Bowled. OUT! Bowled. Alana King to Natalie Sciver-Brunt. Length ball, pulling, missed.

LBW OUT. OUT! L.B.W. Alana King to Heather Knight. Length ball, reverse sweeping, hit pad.

Clean Bowled. OUT! Bowled. Tahlia McGrath to Sophia Dunkley. Length ball, Slog, missed.

Clean Bowled. OUT! Bowled. Georgia Wareham to Amy Jones. Length ball, pulling, missed.

Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Georgia Wareham to Sophie Ecclestone. Length ball, Slog, Played in the air uncontrolled to long on, caught by Sutherland.

Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Georgia Wareham to Charlie Dean. Length ball, sweeping, Edged in the air uncontrolled to point, caught by Mooney.

Hors jeu. OUT! Run Out. Annabel Sutherland to Freya Kemp. Length ball, working, Played to deep mid wicket for 1 run, fielded by Perry, by Sutherland.

Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Annabel Sutherland to Lauren Bell. Length ball, Slog, Edged in the air uncontrolled to short third man, caught by Mooney. Australia retain the Ashes with a comfortable win in the fourth match and first T20I of the multi-format series. After being sent in to bat, Australia piled on the runs. Voll, Litchfield, and McGrath all chipped in with 20+ runs each but it was Beth Mooney who took control of the innings, finding the boundary 11 times on her way to 75 from 51 balls. While it seemed difficult to rotate the strike, Australia constantly found the fence and the runs kept flowing. Although offering a few cheap dismissals, the hosts made 7/198 from their 20 overs which was always going to be tough to chase down. Despite losing both openers without scoring, England kept the run chase within reach due to a stunning innings of 59 off 30 from Sophia Dunkley. In fact, at the 10-over mark they were ahead of where Australia were at the same point, however they couldn't maintain the rate and once Heather Knight and Dunkley fell quickly after drinks, the rest of the batting order fell away, Georgia Wareham taking 3-25 as they slumped to 141 all out in 16 overs, 57 short of their target. Beth Mooney was deservedly adjudged Player of the Match for her role in Australia's series-clinching victory tonight. There's plenty more to play for in the series, with two more T20Is and a Test match still to come.