Thanks, Ffion.

We're still not 100% sure what Southern Brave's target will be, 'cos DLS remains ridiculously complicated.

So with around five minutes to go until play resumes, here's Amy Lofthouse to take you through the rest of the action.

For anyone here who may be new to the game, in cricket they use something called the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) method to work out what happens in rain-affected games. I wouldn't even know where to begin explaining how it works but it's basically a mathematical formula that's used to work out revised scores for teams when it rains.

So, this is where it can get a bit confusing.

Play is going to restart at 17:37 if there's no more rain, and Northern Superchargers' innings has finished because we've lost so much time.

Southern Brave's innings will be just 75 balls, and the powerplay will be just 19 balls (instead of the usual 25).

They're still trying to work out what their target will be - because Superchargers didn't face their full 100 balls, they need to work out a revised target for the Brave to chase.

The full covers are on now and we've lost a fair bit of time, so we'll start to lose balls from here on in.

We'll update you as soon as we have any news.

Might as well just copy and paste my post from last time. Except this time Joe Root has a hundred, so you can catch the Test action between England and India here.

Yep, you've guessed it. We're off again.

Charles Dagnall
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

That is a glorious shot from Laura Wolvaardt. It's her go-to and she plays it so beautifully.

A glorious straight drive from Laura Wolvaardt gets her four more. Shot of the day for me, that.

Chris Green
Middlesex all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

I'd like to see these two start showing that positive intent score. The best in the world, regardless of format, always look to score, and that's what they have to start doing.

Alice Davidson-Richards gets a lucky edge for four - not a convincing shot but it's a boundary. They'll be hoping for a few more of those, no matter how they come.

Charles Dagnall
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Northern Supercharges have really got to step on the accelerator. They bat deep, but this is the partnership that has to get them to a total.

Coming off and on again is so frustrating for batters. Laura Wolvaardt and Alice Davidson-Richards were just settling in when the rain fell, so this will be a real challenge for them to get back into the flow of batting.

And we're back on!

It wasn't a particularly long delay so we shouldn't have lost any balls - there should still be 35 left.

Southern Brave's players are showing some innovation in sheltering from the rain, though!

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It seems the rain has got a bit lighter but it does look rather grey. Who'd play an outdoor sport in the UK in August?

I think it's going to be a frustrating on-off day.

While we wait for the rain to hopefully stop at this game, there is still play in the Test match which you can keep up with here.

Charles Dagnall
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

There is a lot of grey around...

And there is the familiar hum of the covers being dragged out to the middle.

The umpires tried to keep the players out there, but it is very heavy now and not looking great.