And that's it from this one.

The rain is still coming down very heavily at Old Trafford, but we will hopefully bring you coverage of the men's game next, which starts at 19:00 BST.

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Match Hero Lizelle Lee speaking to Sky Sports: "The bowlers did a brilliant job, I thought we would be chasing around 140-150 but they pulled it back brilliantly for us.

"Emma Lamb took all the pressure off me with how she batted. I wish we could do that every game!

"We knew we had to play our own game and we would be ahead of DLS, we didn't think about it too much."

The match has been abandoned due to the rain, and with the Originals ahead of the par score, they take their first win of The Hundred and Southern Brave suffer their first defeat.

Henry Moeran
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

This result, if Manchester do win, throws it open again. We thought Southern Brave were well set and Originals were the strugglers.

And then Lizelle Lee took that momentum into the batting innings, smashing her way to 43 not out, including the first six of the day.

Earlier, three wickets from Alex Hartley dragged the Originals right back into the game after the Brave's blistering start.

The Originals have only lost the one wicket so far, that of Emma Lamb.

The opener got her team off to a flying start, making 32 from 23 balls before she was run out by Anya Shrubsole.

And this is where it can get quite complicated. Basically, using the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method (DLS), the Manchester Originals would win if there is no more play in this game.

It's pretty much impossible to explain, I don't have the slightest clue of how it works but it's a complex mathematical formula used in cricket to work out the winner of rain-affected matches.

The DLS par score at this stage of the game is 80, and Manchester Originals are on 97 and therefore, they will win comfortably if the rain doesn't ease.

The rain has got very heavy, with spectators running for cover and cowering under their umbrellas in the stands, so the players have gone off.

I'm not sure whether they'll go back on, to be honest.

Originals 95-1published at 32 balls left

32 balls left

Oh, Maia Bouchier! She looked in a good position to take the catch on the boundary, but Mignon du Preez placed it perfectly into the wind which carries it over for six.

And the strategical timeout hasn't disrupted Lizelle Lee in the slightest as she whacks another four down the ground.

After the half-way stage the run rate is still showing in Originals favour.

Image source, BBC Sport

Manchester Originals look in complete control here. So much so that Southern Brave take their strategical timeout bang in the middle of Amande-Jade Wellington's set of five.

Lauren Bell bowls another wide but bowls a couple of dot balls at Lizelle Lee to finish.

Charles Dagnall
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

The hand speed which Lizelle Lee generates for the ball to fly off the bat is incredible.

Perfectly placed from Lizelle Lee, following up her powerful six with a deft touch for four that went right between the two fielders on the off side.

Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Southern Brave look a little bit flat - there's four double teapots fielding in the ring at the moment.

Originals 75-1published at 47 balls left

47 balls left

First of the day!

Lizelle Lee absolutely nails one from Charlotte Taylor back over her head and over the ropes. She really got hold of that one.

Emma Lamb's score of 32 came off 23 balls and was the perfect start for the Originals.

Image source, BBC Sport

Charles Dagnall
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

It makes you wonder why Manchester are winless after the performance we've seen today.