The English tour of the separate ashes ended the innings-and-122-run in a one-time test because they became the first page that were white 16-0 in the history of the multi-format series after being based on Spinners.
The loss on the third game of pink balls in the MCG followed six consecutive white balls, and England has doubled in one-day international and T20 international legs.
Heather Knight Team actually impressed on Saturday in Melbourne, taking five Australian wickets for nine runs to reject hosts for 440 before reaching 79-1 in their second hook through the knight (32) and Tammy Beaumont (47).
However, after the skipper was caught in short legs with Ash Gardner (4-39) Midway through a second session, they came the famous against the garden one more time as they entered them for 148 in 68.4.
Australia leg-spinner king has inserted nine vice via pink ball test on MCG and 23 total in series with multiple formats
The leg-spinner Alana King (5-53) fits the winning Wicket Ro-Lauren filler (14 out 45) as she earned the ninth scalp game and 23. series.
29-year-old earlier clamped Nat Sciver-Brunt (18) before bowling Sophia Dunkley (4) with stunning delivery that kicked out her feet and turned back to shock – late Shane War, they would be proud of.
King then set aside Beaumont from the inside of the edge, with that wicket by sandwiched release of Van-Spinner Gardner's dismissals (2) and Amy Jones (6), with extraction back back back.
That England crashed from 5-17, left tourists 117-7 on dinner break and still for 157 runs, and everything guarantees that Australia will win the game over the living day.
This was neatly with Ryan Macdonald-gay (1) who raised the king full to deep midvicket, ecclestone (18) hacks semi-supernaires from Gardner to the middle of the standstill of the 10th-wicket with Lauren Bell (0no off 30) It lasted 48 ships, a spoon of legs.
Cricket Board of England and Wales will now conduct a fundamental overview in the tour, which will surely include a discussion over the future of the Viteška and the main coach Jon Lewis.
Mooney makes a history of Australia before Ecclestone Clineches five-for
Earlier, Beth Mooney (106) became the first Australian who scored a century in all three formats of female international cricket.
Mooney joins England Knight and Beaumont and South Africa Laura Wolvaardtu in the underwear after three one-day international tons and two T20i hundreds.
Beth Mooney is the first Australian – and the fourth player in the whole – to achieve a century in all three female cricket formats
It was eventually leaned by the English Fast Lauren filer (2-86) as Australia did all 440 with the first innings of 270.
Tahlia McGrath (12) and Kim Garth (0) gave her wickets after Australia continued at 422-5 – McGrath spoon Ecclestone (5-143) to Middle and McGrat edge from a filer.
Ecclestone – which McGrat removed the seventh-trapped King (3) LBW, and then made his third pulling five-wicket in the tests, all against Australia (2) to work aside as a dough on a leg.
Perry slid the order at NO 10 after suffering injury to the hips in the field, while Australia crept England for 170 per day.
The three-purpose run from the English Opender Maia Boucheier in the Multi-format series then continued because it was hrvy through the gate for a Darcie Brown's rapid Nip-Backer.
Gouchier scored only 46 durations of seven innings with the best of 17 in other clothes, a cornfit of consecutive ducks in the ODI final and first T20 International.
Knight and Beaumont shared to share a 73 stand for another Wicket England, with a knight that descend with Mark courtesy of a beautiful covered four.
But once Spin continued, the match was in a hurry to underline their status as the best female team on the planet, sealing moving and putting England out of their misery.