Wong gives Phoenix hope with late hitting before being caught by Brunt
Brunt deceives Verma with brilliant yorker
Graham hits 44 off 21 balls in Phoenix's 145-5
Wong taken out of bowling attack for two waist-high full tosses
Sammy-Jo Johnson opens up her stance a little and is able to clear mid-on with a powerful drive off Emily Arlott. She plays a similar shot of the final ball of Arlott's set but this time the ball plugs in the lush outfield at cow corner.
Alison Mitchell
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Priest and Johnson are so powerful at the top of the order for Trent Rockets.
Rachel Priest picks up the merest smidgen of anything short from Erin Burns, rocks back and pulls through the mid-wicket boundary for four.
A couple of balls later it's a premediated slog-sweep from Sammy-Jo Johnson to find the rope herself.
Rockets have started well.
Alex Hartley
Manchester Originals bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Erin Burns has been a good bowler for Birmingham Phoenix, although she does bowl in a cap which I'm really not sure about.
Spinner Erin Burns, bowling with her cap on, is into the attack for the Phoenix.
Issy Wong finishes her first set with a couple of dots.
Trent Rockets have scored 76% of their runs from boundaries during powerplay overs, the highest rate amongst all teams in tournament.
Their opponents, Birmingham Phoenix, have a rate of 54%, the second poorest rate after Manchester Originals (45%).
A hint of swing for Issy Wong in her first couple of deliveries. Third ball she bowls it a little full and wide and Sammy-Jo Johnson drives emphatically through the covers for four.
Trent Rockets are up and running.
Issy Wong has ball in hand for the Birmingham Phoenix as the countdown begins.
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Trent Rockets skipper Nat Sciver, speaking to Sky Sports, after the toss said: "It's a fresh wicket here at Edgbaston, and a good ground to bat on. We did really well batting first in the last game we played so I'm happy for us to do that again."
Trent Rockets skipper Nat Sciver has called correctly, won the toss, and has elected to bat first in cloudy and overcast conditions at Edgbaston.
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Roll up, roll up. It's 'Super Sunday' in The Hundred with no less than four mouth-watering matches for your cricketing enjoyment today.
We'll start with Birmingham Phoenix versus Trent Rockets at Edgbaston in the women's tournament first up.