Right, that's us done for now. There's a men's matching happening now as Trent Rockets close in on victory over Southern Brave. You can follow that here.

We have one more match remaining this evening as Superchargers and Fire go at it again in the men's competition. We'll have live text, radio commentary and in-play clips from that around 17:50 BST.

Rodrigues blasted 92 runs from 43 balls, with 17 fours and one six.

As Matt Henry put it earlier, this has been the knock of The Hundred so far.

A single brings Davidson-Richards on strike. She's played a brilliant supporting role this afternoon and hits the winning runs!

Northern Superchargers win by six wickets, with 15 balls remaining.

What an outstanding comeback! They were 0-1, 2-2, 7-3 and 19-4.

But it is has been the Jemimah Rodrigues show!

Easy, easy, easy. Four, four, four.

A free hit is on offer after a no-ball and Rodrigues squirts the ball through the leg side.

A mistimed drive clears the inner-field.

Alice Macleod bowls a terrible short delivery and Rodrigues sends it packing.

There hasn't been a lot to shout about for Welsh Fire for quite a while, so here's another look at Sarah Taylor working her magic earlier...

This is an unbelievable innings. Rodrigues is finding the gaps with absolute ease.

She's on 74 from 36 balls.

Swept for four! Rodrigues is a social media star and her 430,000 Instagram followers will be loving this knock.

Piepa Cleary offers some width and Jemimah Rodrigues hangs back in her crease and cuts the ball for four.

Wow! Even better from the opener as she plays an intentional edge to the right of wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor for back-to-back boundaries.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Headingley

I'm going early but this could turn into the knock of the tournament so far.

Oh that is glorious Jemimah Rodrigues! It's pitched up by Nicole Harvey and the Superchargers opener drives through the off side for four.

And again, a carbon copy of the previous shot, to bring up her fifty.

Hold up, make that three fours in a row!!

Rodrigues is on the charge and her team are back in this!

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

This partnership is key. Other than these two, there's not much batting left.

All the while Rodrigues is there, Superchargers will have a chance. She smashes Hayley Matthews back down the ground for a one-bounce four.

The India batter then plays a delightful, delicate cut for another boundary. That is such a classy cricket shot, played with soft hands.

And Taylor almost treats us to another stunning piece of wicketkeeping! Davidson-Richards plays and misses, Taylor gathers the ball behind the stumps and waits for a moment for the batter to go off balance and then whips off the bails.

Davidson-Richards foot came back down just in the nick of time.

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Sarah Taylor is considered one of the finest wicketkeepers to play the game. And she showed us just why today when her quick thinking and quick hands contributed to Laura Wolvaardt's run out.

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Davidson-Richards finds the boundary on the leg side but Superchargers are happy to prod and nudge around for singles after that absolute calamitous start.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

That shot for six was wonderful.

Superchargers' hopes lie almost solely on Jemimah Rodrigues, and she's doing what she can.

She goes up and over the fielder at mid-off for six, and then sloppy fielding from Hayley Matthews gifts Rodrigues four more.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Headingley

Each of these Hundred games has a 'host' who pops up on the big screen, speaking to fans and trying to get the crowd going.

The one at Headingley has just tried to start a rendition of happy birthday for one sheepish-looking man who looked to be in his thirties. If it had gone on any longer he'd have been the same colour as the Welsh Fire kit.

Opener Jemimah Rodrigues is still there, by the way. She's scored 9 from 4 balls but is running out of partners.

Alice Davidson-Richards is the latest batter to join her.

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