• Australia win second T20 in Canberra by six runs (DLS)
• Knight on charge for England as time runs out in deluge

Australia have won the Ashes outright after sealing victory in the second Twenty20 international in Canberra on Thursday in a controversial finish as England fought to seal a tight rain-affected run-chase. The hosts won by six runs under the DLS method and are now 10-0 up.

There remains the prospect of a series whitewash, which Australia’s stand-in captain, Tahlia McGrath, said was now the team’s goal: “Job not done. We’ve been hungry for a while.”

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4th over: Australia 36-0 (Mooney 32, Voll 0) Beth Mooney is flying. She comes down the track to drive the new bowler Charlie Dean over mid-off for her sixth four. Dean moves over the wicket, so Mooney skips down to crash a drive between the two cover fielders. That’s a glorious stroke.

Mooney has 32 from 23 balls, Voll 0 from 2.