Young bowlers Wheal & Cullen star as Spirit register their first victory
Originals fall short after thrilling finish
Target 143
Ackermann and Lammonby keep the scoreboard ticking, before Reece crucially get a palm on one that may have been heading for four had he not.
That is four though - over-pitched and straight, allowing Lammonby to skilfully scoop the ball over short fine leg.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Two
Width is not your friend as a bowler. It's only going to go one way.
Need 100 runs
Left-arm seamer Luis Reece starts his spell with a short, full one that Colin Ackermann blasts through point for four.
Medium pace isn't ideal on this pitch unless you vary your pace and bowl straight. Medium pace and wide is cannon fodder.
Need 104 runs
Blake Cullen errs with a no-ball, called on height. But otherwise keeps it tight, with the Originals sliding behind the required rate.
Tom Lammonby has just absolutely destroyed a ball back down the ground off right-arm pacer Blake Cullen's second ball.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Two
Whoosh! There's the spin we've been talking about.
Need 112 runs
Mason Crane makes a very fine start, ragging the first ball past Colin Ackermann's outside edge.
Only three runs from five balls. Originals need to pick things up soon.
Mason Crane could offer Olly Stone some catching tips...
'Catch it, Olly!' - Morgan smashes a six at pundit Olly Stone
Leg-spinner Mason Crane enters the fray.
He's had his say in the field...can he do it with the ball too?
Manchester's worm makes for sorry viewing at the moment...
Image source, BBC SportNeed 115 runs to win
Two more dots, either side of a wide, by Wheal. What a brilliant entrance to the tournament.
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Target 143
Ah. That run of dot balls is ended in emphatic style by Colin Ackermann, who banjaxes a short ball rounder the corner over the ropes.
Brad Wheal has now bowled seven dot balls in a row!
Brad Wheal is, unsurprisingly, getting another five balls in a row.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Two
He looks the Wheal deal.
Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Two
He's spinning the Wheal of fortune at the moment!
Target 143
Brad Wheal has just bowled a wicket maiden, as Tom Lammonby can't get him away at all.
You won't see many wicket maidens in this competition. Collector's item that.
Image source, BBC Sport