Back to events in Southampton...

That was a proper treat for the 6,047 people in attendance. And we still have another game to come. We'll be back shortly with the men's game between Southern Brave and Birmingham Phoenix.

Speaking about Stokes' decision to take a break from the game, managing director of England Men's Cricket, Ashley Giles, said: "Ben has shown tremendous courage to open up about his feelings and wellbeing. "Our primary focus has always been and will continue to be the mental health and welfare of all of our people. The demands on our athletes to prepare and play elite sport are relentless in a typical environment, but the ongoing pandemic has acutely compounded this.

"Spending significant amounts of time away from family, with minimal freedoms, is extremely challenging. The cumulative effect of operating almost continuously in these environments over the last 16 months has had a major impact on everyone's wellbeing.

"Ben will be given as long as he needs, and we look forward to seeing him playing cricket for England in the future."

Some news now related not only to the Hundred but also beyond it...

England Men's all-rounder Ben Stokes is to take an indefinite break from all cricket with immediate effect.

In a statement, the ECB confirmed that Stokes has withdrawn from England's Test squad ahead of the Test series against India starting next week to prioritise his mental wellbeing and to rest his left index finger, which has not fully healed since his return to competitive cricket earlier this month.

Match hero Danni Wyatt on Sky Sports: "I'm really pleased, I thought we did well to restrict them then Sophia Dunkley batted really well to take the pressure off me.

"I just went out there and hit my areas.

"I do like a good chase, I like fielding first and then backing my skills with the bat."

Isabelle Westbury
Ex-Middlesex captain on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

We thought it would be a tough chase but Southern Brave's batting is just so strong. They made it look easy and that's a comprehensive win.

What a chase! What a performance from Danni Wyatt! The Brave have just gobbled up 141 runs in no time there.

Their third win takes them top of the women's table. A 100% record.

Birmingham Phoenix suffer their second defeat and they stay on two points.

Well, that is a pretty stunning way to win it!

Wyatt clocks a full ball from Wong into the crowd. The Brave are home and dry with 19 balls left.

Phoenix have given this one up.

Taylor sweeps for four more.

Taylor into the action. She beats the diving fielder at cover. 10 runs needed for victory.

Oh, nearly the end of Wyatt. It is possibly her only loose shot of the innings as she sends one aerially to the cover boundary and just short of the fielder on the dive.

Wyatt is imperious. She lifts another ball over cover for four.

Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batter on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

It's brilliant game awareness from Danni Wyatt. She knew where the field was so that wasn't a risky shot. It was brilliant.

A walk in the park for the home side. Don't think they'll need all those 25 balls.

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SIX MORE! Wyatt is filling her boots. This one is straight and true.

Wyatt taps and runs to move to 50. Take a bow. A wonderful half-century from just 33 balls.

This feels a long time ago...

Brilliant. Just brilliant. A sweep from Wyatt for four takes her to 45.

The Brave are cruising - 30 needed off 30 balls.

Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batter on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Wyatt and Taylor are doing this pretty easily right now.

FOUR MORE! Straight down the ground off Gordon.

Danni Wyatt is raining boundaries down on Phoenix.

BOOM! No respect there. Wyatt gets down and clocks one to the leg side for six.

She is steering her side home.