The Rockets creep towards 100 with a couple of singles off Gordon. A big 20 balls to come.

Steven Finn
Ex-England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

There was no chance for Erin Burns - that leapt up and almost hit her on the head!

Oh, that's brutal. The ball heads towards Erin Burns near the point boundary and leaps up off a used wicket and past her for four. Nothing she could do.

Freeborn then takes the next ball for four too. Rockets on the charge.

89 runs on the board at the moment. Here is six of them, scored earlier by Sammy-Jo Johnson...

These two are set now. 25 more balls with them at the crease and the Rockets should have a decent total to defend.

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Burns to take us to the 75th ball (at least). She really is wedded to that cap. There's a big appeal from keeper Jones as Freeborn wafts at one. No movement from the umpire, though.

Graham wants a big piece of a short ball from Arlott but despite a wild waft she misses. A wide and a clip to leg for two ends the latest set of five.

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

If she didn't have that tubigrip on her arms, she would've caught it. Tubigrip should illegal, the same as bowlers bowling in caps.

Immediate punishment. Graham frees her arms and goes aerial over extra-cover for four.

Henry Moeran
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

That should've been taken.

Graham dropped on 9published at Ball 66

Ball 66

Rockets 80-4

Straight to the fielder at cover and put down by Eve Jones. To be fair, Graham did absolutely club it, but should still be taken.

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If you ever think you're doing too much, you might want to have a glance at Emily Windsor's schedule because it is hectic - and then some.

This summer, Windsor has been working for the NHS, broadcasting for the BBC and studying to become a qualified physiotherapist.

Add in a debut at Lord's, where she took an important catch in the deep as the Trent Rockets picked up their first win of the tournament, and it has been a pretty decent few months for the 24-year-old.

"It was absolutely incredible," Windsor said, recalling her outing at Lord's last week.

"To have made my debut there and for the Rockets to get their first win - it was a special day.

"That ground feels different to anything else - it was almost like a disbelief that I was out there. My picture and my number came up on the screen and I had to take a minute during the warm-up.

"I was like 'wow, that's pretty cool'."

Read the rest of Jack Butler's excellent article here.

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

Abtaha Maqsood has had a very impressive tournament, she's not been fazed by anything.

Phoenix happy to spread the field and give the Rockets singles. The boundaries have largely dried up.

Sadly, Gwen Davies' poor fielding allows a second to be run. That will infuriate Maqsood and Amy Jones.

Maqsood loops some more spin. Just a single each from her first two balls.

More tidy work from Phoenix. They've bowled superb line and length so far.

Freeborn is something of a promotion up the order here. She was down initially to come in at eight. They clearly back her to wrestle some momentum their way. She takes Elwiss for a couple through off.

The Rockets are up against it now. They've not been able to get anything going. Freeborn sets about trying with a neat little flick that sends the ball running away fine for four.