Phoenix rally from 71-6 to win by three wickets
Brunt dismisses Verma for fifth time this summer
Rockets recover from 63-4 to post 125-7
Freeborn top-scores with 30 off 23 balls; Gordon 3-26
Both sides remain in contention for top-three finish
Steven Finn
Ex-England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
It is a procession. Not a particularly good ball but the pressure situation and knowing you have to hit the ball hard to beat the fielders. There are more revs on the ball and it gets more lift to catch the edge. Now, unless the Phoenix can pull something out of the bag they are really struggling.
Davies c Priest b Glenn 0 (Phoenix 58-5)
This could be over in a hurry now.
Gwen Davies rocks back, facing leg-spinner Sarah Glenn, unfurls a big cut shot but it's too close to her and Glenn always gets a bit of extra bounce.
A thin nick through to keeper Rachel Priest and that's an easy decision for the umpire.
Off trudges Davies for a two-ball duck.
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Ex-England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
The Rockets turning the screw here and showing why they are such a good team. Mack went through the shot too early and got a leading edge. It was like everything went in slow motion. It is another important wicket. It is now looking like the Rockets are putting themselves into an unassailable position. But you never know. It only takes one partnership.
Mack c&b Johnnson 7 (Phoenix 58-4)
The return of the Mack - to the hutch.
Katie Mack it totally duped by a slower ball by Sammy Jo-Johnson and chips a return catch to the left of the Australian seamer.
Johnson has plenty of work to do though and moves well to dive across and snaffle it.
This Phoenix is staying in the ashes right now.
Katie Mack cuts firmly away for four. Plenty more of that needed.
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Ex-England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Big wicket. Slow, wide and loopy, almost enticing her. She reaches for it and gets a thick outside edge. Three wickets down and the Trent Rockets have flipped this around.
A Jones c Glenn b Johnson 9 (Phoenix 53-3)
And that's what scoreboard pressure so often leads to...
Amy Jones knows she needs to find the fence to up the scoring, steps deep in her crease to the returning Sammy-Jo Johnson, brings out the big drive but miscues it.
The ball loops up off the edge to Sarah Glenn at short third.
A massive wicket and I reckon the Rockets are firmly on top now.
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Need 73 runs to win
Davis continues and keeps it tight again, just four more from five balls.
Phoenix putting themselves into a bit of trouble.
Steven Finn
Ex-England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Never really got going there. This is a great opportunity now for the Rockets to build some pressure, squeeze the field and get them right in the batter's face.
Phoenix are stalling a bit now.
E Jones lbw Davis 13 (Phoenix 47-2)
Contender for worst of review of all time? Hitting the middle of the knee roll, dead in front and striking the middle of middle stump.
Amy Jones as captain probably should've stopped her doing that. She'll hope it won't cost her side later.
Eve Jones did at least walk off before the third umpire even got to ball tracking, realising her mistake.
Steven Finn
Ex-England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
It is going to be a brave review if she does. I think this is cannoning into middle.
Eve Jones is plumb lbw. Given out. And yet opts to completely and utterly waste a review.
Horror start from Georgia Davis - conceding five wides first ball.
Steven Finn
Ex-England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Evenly balanced at the moment. That the Phoenix have only lost one wicket which gives them a bit of an advantage. But you are only a couple of wickets from tying the batters down.
Need 87 runs to win
England leg-spinner Sarah Glenn enters the fray and that's a very productive over for the Phoenix.
Amy Jones sweeps it away for four.
Then Eve Jones (no relation) mows a short ball straight back down the ground for four more.