Summary

  • London Spirit v Northern Superchargers women, The Hundred, Lord's

  • Superchargers win by eight wickets with 34 balls to spare

  • Superchargers 93-2 (66 balls): Litchfield 55* (38); Tyson 2-6

  • Spirit 90-8 (100 balls): Redmayne 29 (29); Sutherland 3-20

  • Superchargers go above Spirit into second; Spirit drop to fourth

  1. Superchargers 67-2published at 50 balls left

    Target 91

    So here's a check of where we're at if anyone is just joining us.

    Our main coverage is of Superchargers v Spirit in the women's comp where Superchargers are cruising with Phoebe Litchfield 'Litch Switching' herself towards another fifty.

    There's a much closer game going on in Cardiff in the men's competition where Fire need 75 from 65 balls against Brave.

  2. wicket

    Fire fall to four downpublished at Fire v Brave

    Abell c Evans b Jordan 2 (Fire 50-4)

    Jack Skelton
    BBC Sport

    It's raining catches in the wettest city in the UK.

    Yet another one as Tom Abell gets a tickle down the leg side off Chris Jordan and Brave wicketkeeper Laurie Evans takes a solid tumbling catch.

  3. Postpublished at 16:56 British Summer Time

    Sophie Luff
    Somerset women's captain on BBC 5 Sports Extra

    Litchfield and Sutherland are running particularly well. They have played a lot of cricket together.

    Phoebe Litchfield in particular has done a lot of hard work and has got herself in; she is motoring now.

  4. Superchargers 60-2published at 55 balls left

    Need 31 runs to win

    Superchargers are just knocking this around now. There's the occasional shot in anger from Phoebe Litchfield but the visitors don't even have to push the accelerator to win it by a big margin.

  5. Postpublished at 16:54 British Summer Time

    Sophie Luff
    Somerset women's captain on BBC 5 Sports Extra

    Effortless stroke making from Phoebe Litchfield. Bowling at her is a tough task and it's her footwork which makes her such a good player.

    The little errors and fumbles in the field are something we didn't see from the Northern Superchargers.

  6. Superchargers 55-2published at 60 balls left

    Need 36 runs to win

    At Lord's, meanwhile, Phoebe Litchfield continues the stroll towards the victory line for Superchargers. They're going to go up to second in the table.

  7. Postpublished at 16:52 British Summer Time

    Jofra Archer dismisses Steve Smith. Insert eyes emoji here...

  8. wicket

    Archer removes Smithpublished at Fire v Brave

    Smith c Vince b Archer 13 (Fire 46 -3)

    Jack Skelton
    BBC Sport

    Another wicket and...you guessed it...another batter caught after mistiming a shot.

    Steve Smith is the latest to perish, lobbing one straight to James Vince at mid-on.

    Jofra Archer wheels away in celebration. Brave are right in this match.

  9. Postpublished at 16:50 British Summer Time

    Jofra Archer bowling to Steve Smith alert...

  10. wicket

    Archer strikes for Bravepublished at Fire v Brave

    Wells c Cartwright b Archer 9 (Fire 45-2)

    Jack Skelton
    BBC Sport

    All 10 wickets to fall in this match so far have been the batter being caught - a sign of how difficult it is to time your shots on this pitch?

    The latest catch is taken by Hilton Cartwright as left-hander Luke Wells swivels one from Jofra Archer to the Australian at deep backward square-leg.

  11. Superchargers 44-2published at 65 balls left

    Ollie Pope is wandering around the boundary edge at Lord's. The men follow after this one. That's a big game too.

  12. Superchargers 41-2published at 67 balls left

    There's the Litch Switch again!

    Four more to the total.

  13. Postpublished at 16:47 British Summer Time

    Sophie Luff
    Somerset women's captain on BBC 5 Sports Extra

    A quality shot from Phoebe Litchfield. She is really putting the pressure on the bowlers and not letting Charli Knott settle.

    Northern Superchargers are looking comfortable. They don't need to take too many risks.

  14. Superchargers 36-2published at 69 balls left

    But Phoebe Litchfield can play the technically correct shots too. Eased down the ground by the Aussie.

  15. Postpublished at 16:46 British Summer Time

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

    Phoebe Litchfield is looking good. She looks like a player who is already sniffing a 63 not out.

    Sarah Glenn needs to find a way to build pressure here and get fielders in the ring to stop singles.

  16. Superchargers 32-2published at 70 balls left

    Target 91

    Litchfield plays the Litch Switch again - yes, I am absolutely going to keep trying to make this stick - but only gets a single this time. It's impressive how she seems to make contact every single time, despite all of the movement it requires.

  17. Superchargers 28-2published at 75 balls left

    Need 63 runs from 75 balls

    Phoebe Litchfield gets out that switch hit she's making her trademark! The left-hander swaps around to slap the ball over what is now mid-wicket, given she's batter as a right-hander.

    We need a name for that shot. The Litch Switch?

  18. wicket

    Bairstow blazes briefly but fallspublished at Fire v Brave

    Bairstow c Du Plooy b Overton 22 (Fire 24-1)

    Jack Skelton
    BBC Sport

    Welsh Fire opener Jonny Bairstow looked in the mood to knock off most of their 130 target by himself but attempts to go too big this time.

    He ends up hoicking the ball into the air, where it hands for a fair while, before safely falling into the hands of Leus du Plooy at mid-wicket.

  19. Superchargers 22-2published at 80 balls left

    Need 69 runs to win from 80 balls

    That wicket only brings in Annabel Sutherland in, however, which isn't great news for Spirit. I think she may be the best all-rounder in the world, no matter what people say about Nat Sciver-Brunt.

    A four over extra cover gets her underway.

  20. Postpublished at 16:39 British Summer Time

    Henry Moeran
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5Live

    Davina Perrin is walking off with a manner of somebody who could have hit that anywhere in North London.