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On the losing side, but heck of a snaffle this...

Bit of a strange defeat there for Trent Rockets. In the end they didn't have a big enough total really, but once you get a team, who don't bat very deep, six down with 55 runs still needed, you definitely should be winning.

In the end Erin Burns and Emily Arlott played very sensible cricket, tapping singles mainly off Sammy Jo-Johnson and Katherine Brunt, taking a bonus boundary if they could should either bowl a bad ball.

And they then target leg-spinner Sarah Glenn, knocking her off her length, and then going big at the right time with those 11 runs from five balls.

Again, you're left thinking the Rockets have too many all-rounders and are a batter light.

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Birmingham Phoenix match hero Erin Burns, speaking to Sky Sports: "We knew it was a must-win game for us. Our season was on the line. There are still things to do but we are stoked with the win.

"We just tried to stay calm. It is a big ground with space to run singles hard. We wanted to take it deep with a bit of firepower to go.

"New format, trying to figure out how to play in the middle order. But we knew the total to chase. It was good to be out there with a couple of big hitters. You can dink it around.

"It has been fantastic. The facilities are amazing and it has been brilliant to play in big grounds."

So victory ensures the Phoenix remain in contention to finish in the top three and make the eliminators. Though it'll still be a tough ask.

Rockets remain one point ahead of them, with seven points in fourth.

I think that will might also ensure Erin Burns moves back up the order. A brilliant knock - six fours exactly when her team looked on their last legs.

Emily Arlott pulls a stunning victory out of the bag in sublime style.

Straight ball, smashed away into a gap on the leg side and it runs away fof four to secure Birmingham Phoenix victory over Trent Rockets by three wickets.

Well, it's an understatement to say I saw that coming. And I don't think most others did either - the win predictor had Phoenix as low as 13% at one stage.

When Phoenix slipped to 58-5 and then 71-6, they looked done for. But they rose (ahem) thanks to Erin Burns' 38 off 26 balls and Arlott's unbeaten 22 off 14.

Oh dear. Johnson sends down a full toss and Arlott smashes it away for four.

Full toss, right? Oh. No. The umpire decides it was just about acceptable.

But the scores are level now...

Arlott dropped on 14published at 8 balls left

8 balls left

Phoenix 121-7

Would've been a worldie.

Arlott mashes it back at Johnson and she can't cling on.

A powerful sweep from Elwiss. Is that four? No, Windsor does brilliantly sprint round and stop it.

Just don't lose more wickets and Phoenix win this.

Sammy-Jo Johnson is staying on.

Alex Hartley
Manchester Originals bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Not clever that from Burns, looking to finish the game off. It is a good catch in the deep.

Georgia Elwiss is not a big hitter of the ball. She is clever. Rockets will want to squeeze her as much as they can.

Just as the Phoenix were meekly flopping earlier, the Rockets are now.

Poor ball from Johnson, smashed away for four.

Henry Moeran
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

What an important win this would be for the Phoenix if they can just get it over the line.

Sarah Glenn limits the batters to singles before sending down a ropey wide, short ball that sits up, asking to be hit.

Erin Burns obliges and cuts it away to the fence.

Glenn conceded 11 off five there. The Phoenix really went after her and are firm favourites now.

Burns and Arlott should move up the order.

Burns rocks back and cracks Glenn through mid-wicket for four.

Alex Hartley
Manchester Originals bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

We could be in for a really good finish. One wicket from the Trent Rockets gives them a really good chance.

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Burns picks out a a gap in the deep and scurries two.

She can only tap the last to cover for no run.

A nailbiter now, the Phoenix having seemed to have been crumbling away.

Erin Burns is playing a bit of a blinder here - that sweep shot proving very effective.

This time she swivels Heather Graham for four.