Kalika Mehta
BBC Sport at Hove

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There may not have been many boundaries hit in this semi-final but the crowd have still had plenty to cheer.

With activities aplenty, including getting your picture taken with the World Cup and having your face painted with a viper, star or storm cloud, there is a lot to do here whilst taking in the cricket.

And, two wickets in two balls from Marizanne Kapp awoke the majority of the crowd once more.

Sciver continues, hitting that awkward length, and she squares up new batsman Sophie Luff. Luff takes four balls to get her eye in before picking a delivery up off her pads and popping it over deep mid-wicket and into the boundary rope. That's a fine bit of timing from the right-hander.

Three wickets in four balls for Surrey Stars. What a fight back after that disappointing batting innings.

Alison Mitchell
BBC Test Match Special

Storm are all over the place and it is the Stars who are celebrating.

That's three wickets in four balls.

Full from Kapp and Taylor watches it go by her off stump and through to the keeper. What an over! A double wicket maiden.

It'll be Stafanie Taylor to try and keep out the hat-trick ball, a slip in place...

Katherine Brunt
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

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That ball seemed to come back in slightly after showing Heather Knight the outswinger.

That is world class bowling from Marizanne Kapp,

That wasn't a bad over, and yet it's cost 12 runs. An ominous start. Here's Marizanne Kapp.

Rachel Priest takes a second to take stock and carves the first ball of the chase past backward point for a couple. And that's four! Priest is a powerful player and she shuffles back into her crease to crack the ball through point and away to the ropes. Ooh, and another four to end the over! This one is more aerial as Priest takes a step down the wicket, bends her back leg and whacks the ball over mid-off and away for four.

Spin to start the innings - here's Laura Marsh.

Plenty happening in those final few overs. First some fine fielding - how important could those saved runs be at the end of this match?

There was an inventive four from Laura Marsh.

And three wickets for Anya Shrubsole in the final over - this was the third.

Western Storm bowler Claire Nicholas, who took 1-14, speaking on Sky Sports: "The atmosphere is brilliant and we've made a decent start. We wanted to keep in nice and tidy first up. When we played them at The Oval, we gave them too much width.

"There's some of the best players in the world in their team. I took three wickers against them in the group stages and that worked to my advantage. The whole thing has been amazing. I've played with some fantastic international players and I'd love to be a part of it again next year.

"I'd be telling our batsmen to keep a cool head, go out there and just enjoy it."

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Kate Cross
England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live sports extra

Surrey Stars will be disappointed with that. They would have wanted a minimum of 130 but you are never out of a T20 game.

They have beaten Western Storm already and with their attack they know they can bowl this team out.

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Well. That's not what Surrey Stars will have wanted, given they won the toss and opted to bat. They just struggled to time their shots on a slowish wicket, and a slow outfield too boot. Slower balls will be the way to go for the bowlers.

Alison Mitchell
BBC Test Match Special

The top order for the Stars hasn't fired today. Credit to Western Storm for tying down the Stars' top order.