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Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Two
Woakesy, I've got to ask... will you be in mourning this week when Jack Grealish signs for Manchester City?
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Clarke put Originals in control of run chase with 58 off 31
Fire score 79 runs off last 40 balls to post 150-6
Du Plooy stars with 43 off 22 balls
Ackermann spectacularly runs out Fire key man Duckett
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Northern Superchargers Women (109-8, 100 balls), Oval Invincibles Women 22-1, 25 balls)
After a solid start by the Oval Invincibles openers in Leeds, Alice Capsey is first out, as she holes out just a ball after hitting her first four.
Only three boundaries so far, and one of them an edge. But, even though in-form Capsey is gone, they still look to be pacing themselves nicely in pursuit of Northern Superchargers' below-par 109-8.
Sarah Bryce is the new batter in to join Georgia Adams.
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Chris Woakes
England all-rounder on BBC TwoThat's a helluva shot from Joe Clarke, as though he knew what was coming from the bowler David Payne.
Originals 27-0published at 85 balls left
Huge from Joe Clarke who goes back in his crease and pulls the ball across the line and into the stands deep on the long boundary square of the wicket.
Originals 18-0published at 11 balls
Left-armer David Payne darts on in at the hips of Joe Clarke, who clips it away only for Jake Ball to produce a brilliant diving stop at short fine leg to prevent the boundary.
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Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC TwoPhil Salt is key to this chase for Manchester Originals. He's destructive.
Image source, Getty ImagesOriginals 15-0published at 93 balls left
Jake Ball bowls a no-ball that comes off the inside edge of Phil Salt's bat and whistles down to the boundary for four. A free hit for but Salt is only able to hack it away.
Two balls later, though, Salt whacks him back down the ground over his head for four.
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Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC TwoThere's a bit of hoop from Payne, and he's bowling at a good pace.
Originals 3-0published at 95 balls left
A little bit of zip and swing from left-arm seamer David Payne first up. Really good start as just three runs taken from it.
Opening batters: Joe Clarke & Phil Saltpublished at 15:58 British Summer Time 31 July 2021
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David Payne to begin with the ball for Welsh Fire.
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Welsh Fire's players are out in a group hug in the middle listening to some motivational chit-chat from Ben Duckett.
Capsey comes of agepublished at 15:55 British Summer Time 31 July 2021
Northern Superchargers Women 109-8 (100 balls) v Oval Invincibles Women
Alice Capsey is still 11 days short of her 17th birthday, but she has put in a great turn up in Leeds.
Having her first bowl in the competition, the Oval Invincibles spinner sent down her 20 balls for just nine runs, to help limit Northern Superchargers to just 109-8.
That is the most economical figures by any bowler completing their full set of 20 so far in The Hundred - men's or women's.
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If you're just joining us here's a reminder of the two teams.
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Image source, BBC SportLive Music at the Hundredpublished at 15:50 British Summer Time 31 July 2021
The Hundred, in partnership with BBC Introducing, have booked live local acts to perform at the Hundred. You can catch up with some of these best performances on the BBC Music Introducing page or just click here to watch Jake Bugg perform 'All I Need'.
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Welsh rockers Himalayas are now on stage playing to the crowd at Sophia Gardens.
Invincibles set 110 to winpublished at 15:45 British Summer Time 31 July 2021
Northern Superchargers Women 109-8 (100 balls) v Oval Invincibles Women
Bad finish for the Northern Superchargers as they lose two wickets in three balls from Tash Farrant, both going for the longer of the two boundaries.
Alice Davidson-Richards top scored with 42, her first dismissal in this competition, caught by Eva Gray.
Then Kalea Moore followed her, caught by Grace Gibbs for 11.
It's the lowest Superchargers score so far in three games
"It's probably 30 runs too light," says BBC summariser Perter Trego.
110 to win for the Invincibles.
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Here's that brilliant run out from Colin Ackermann to dismiss Ben Duckett earlier.
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Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC TwoOriginals will be disappointed, they will think Fire got 15 more than they would have liked.
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Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC TwoWelsh Fire have done well here.