Right, no time to get out heart rates down - we're saying goodbye but we'll back in just under 15 minutes to bring you the men's match between Welsh Fire and Manchester Originals.

In our brief intermission, take a read of Matthew Henry's report as Northern Superchargers beat Southern Brave in a last ball thriller.

Then why not read our reports from the two women's games today, with Southern Brave and Manchester Originals both winning comfortably.

See you in a sec.

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Northern Superchargers' Harry Brook, speaking to Sky Sports: “It was an awesome game.

“I still felt like we had a chance, he [Graham Clark] has been batting so well and Rash’s [Adil Rashid] experience.

“But that is why Jof [Jofra Archer] is the main man. Unfortunately for them, we managed to get over the line.”

“Awesome start from Duffy getting those three wickets. We wanted to try take powerplay wickets and he delivered in his first game in the Hundred.”

“This team have made it a fortress, they have been hard to beat in the last few years. To get the points away from home is awesome."

On Ben Stokes' Superchargers' mentor role: “Few conversations here and there, but he is chilling and he is trying to get himself back fit to play cricket again.”

Northern Superchargers' match hero Graham Clark on how that six felt: "That felt euphoric. I thought I messed it up when I left the ball before wide, but a good feeling to get over the line."

On playing higher up the order: "It's something I’ve never done before. I've spent the last few days practicing powerhitting. We knew if we played strong shots, we'd have a chance at this ground."

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So Brave are consigned to a first defeat of the tournament and don't move top of the table.

Superchargers are one of four teams who are now on eight points - three of those have two wins and a defeat, while Trent Rockets in second are unbeaten with two wins from two games.

The Leeds-based side are fourth of that quartet, while Brave a third - check out the full table.

Meanwhile, Graham Clark was top-scorer for Superchargers with an unbeaten 38 from 24 deliveries, while final partner Adil Rashid scored one from the sole ball he faced.

Tymal Mills finished with figures of 2-38.

Samit Patel
Former Trent Rockets & England all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Under pressure and needing a boundary to win the game - well done Graham Clark.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

The Superchargers have won! What a remarkable finish!

A fantastic shot by Graham Clark. He punches the sky towards his dugout. A remarkable game of cricket.

He does it!

Six required off the last delivery having not scored off two deliveries and Graham Clark stays icy cool.

He picks the slower ball and dispatches Mills' last delivery over the long-on ropes.

Delight for Superchargers, despair for Brave - Mills falls back onto his back as Clark celebrates.

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Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

A good conversation, and a long conversation between captain, James Vince and Tymal Mills.

Slower ball... just inside the tramlines!

Graham Clark thinks it's going wide and doesn't attempt a shot - it seemed to diverge just into acceptability off the pitch.

A huge call, that means Superchargers need six off one ball...

Big heave, doesn't make contact!

Graham Clark can't make contact with a wide-ish delivery from Tymal Mills.

Helped around the corner for four!

Graham Clark moves across his crease and helps Tymal Mills' second ball out through fine leg.

Big runs.

Samit Patel
Former Trent Rockets & England all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Jofra Archer is built for these occasions. This is why you pay him the big bucks!

Well, I have seen it all! 11 off 10 needed and to only score one run and lose two wickets.

What a great effort from Archer.

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Samit Patel
Former Trent Rockets & England all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

A good bowl by Jofra Archer using the pitch.

Mitch Santner maybe disappointed with how he has got out.

A game of fine margins.

Samit Patel
Former Trent Rockets & England all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Nice bit of bowling from James Coles, he has kept the stumps in play, and he knows Mitch Santner is going to come hard at him.

It should be a walk in the park for the Superchargers.

Good running!

Mitchell Santner pushes James Coles' last delivery out to long-on, where Jason Roy misfields slightly.

The batters hustle through a second and Graham Clark just beats the throw to the bowler's end.

Seven runs off Coles' final set - he finishes with figures of 0-21.

Ashwanth R Kavuluri
CricViz analyst

Manchester Originals beat Welsh Fire with 19 balls to spare - their biggest win in terms of balls remaining in the women's competition.

Daniel Bell-Drummond
Kent captain on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2

Manchester Originals have been the better team from start to finish. Mahika Gaur set the tone in that first powerplay.

Welsh Fire could never get going with the bat. They were always going to be up against it in the field and they did build some pressure in the middle period.

But that partnership from Kathryn Bryce and Seren Smale was too good for the Fire.

Jack Skelton
BBC Sport

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And that's your lot, Manchester Originals complete a comprehensive win over a pretty woeful Welsh Fire at Sophia Gardens.

Seren Smale slaps a short-arm pull shot off Shabnim Ismail through square leg for four to finsih it.

Welsh Fire have now lost all three of their matches and remain bottom.

Manchester Originals have won two, lost two and move up to fourth.