The tourists collapsed to a famous Ashes defeat in the first Test in Perth on Saturday, with a 69-ball century from Travis Head and a catastrophic afternoon batting session – in which England lost four wickets for just 11 runs – helping Australia complete a remarkable turnaround inside two days.

England manager Sarina Wiegman on Hannah Hampton's potential return: "She's a good goalkeeper. First task of a goalkeeper is to keep the ball out of the net, together with the team. She's also very good with her feet, the long distance kicks and also playing possession game. That's a super strength of hers."

Remarkably, Bradman scored 309 runs on the first day, making him the first Australian to hit a test triple century and only the second player to reach that milestone after England's Andy Sandham had hit 325 against the West Indies in April of that year.