Phoenix start slow but time run-chase to perfection
A Jones (44*) and Perry (39*) see hosts over the line with nine ball to spare
Rockets collapse from 70-1 to 116-9
Villani (33) & Sciver (31) give Rockets good platform
Three wickets for Arlott and two apiece for Elwiss & Molineux
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E Jones c Freeborn b King 11 (Phoenix 39-2)
The pressure tells on Eve Jones.
Alana King with the breakthrough - who else?!
Jones gets a thick edge through to the wicketkeeper Abbey Freeborn, who takes a very smart catch because those go quicker than they look.
Target 117
Phoenix seem pretty happy to just take their time with this chase. It's all gone a bit flat.
Lydia Greenway
Former England batter on BBC radio
That is a good option for Amy Jones. She is strong down the ground, particularly off spin.
There it is!
Amy Jones the saviour, skipping down the pitch with the elegance of a ballet dancer and plonking the ball over the ropes for the first four in what seems like forever.
Target 117
Slow.
Something needs to happen here, for everybody's sake.
Target 117
Trent Rockets boast the luxury of having two leg-spinners at their two disposal.
Sarah Glenn into the game.
Target 117
Katherine Brunt bowls a neat set of five balls and heaps the pressure on Eve Jones, who only has seven runs from 14 balls.
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Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Radio
Image source, Getty ImagesThe wicket will give Rockets heart but it is still an uphill challenge from here.
Image source, BBC SportTarget 117
End of the powerplay, and the Rockets will be happy to have sent Devine back to the dressing room.
Still a long way to go. They're still three or four quick wickets from being on top.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Radio
Image source, Getty ImagesIt looked like a slower ball from Nat Sciver. It was intelligently bowled into the surface so Sophie Devine couldn't get under it and it just went upwards.
Devine c King b Sciver 16 (Phoenix 22-1)
The captain gets the breakthrough and it's the big one!
Sophie Devine tries to go for an almighty shot, but sighs and droops her head literally as soon as she hit it, aware of her fate.
It hangs in the air for a long time but Alana King makes no mistake on the boundary. Lovely.
Charlie Taylor
BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
The merchandise is certainly flying off the shelves here. They all look like stewards!
Target 117
Oh! Luck for Eve Jones as she takes a big swing, gets it all wrong and it flies up into the air but somehow lands safely between three fielders.
Sophie Devine continues to attack though, sweeping the last ball of King's leg-spin for four.
Here's a quick explainer on the art of leg-spin, and just how difficult it is.
The Hundred Explainers: Leg spin
I like this. Nat Sciver goes to her gun bowler Alana King early and she beats Eve Jones' bat twice to start.
This'll be a big test for the Phoenix batters.
Target 117
Kathryn Bryce brings back a bit of control for the Rockets, just two coming from her first five.
But they need a wicket or two. And quickly.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Radio
A lot is about discipline there. If you can hold a line and length then it can be difficult to score so it is important to do that as a bowler.
Target 117
That's not going to help Katherine Brunt's mood but she can't complain too much, it's a bad ball.
Short, wide and Sophie Devine effortlessly guides it for four.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Radio
Even though Katherine Brunt brought out the teapot it was a valiant attempt from the fielder. She has created a wicket-taking opportunity though.
Target 117
Ooooh, nearly!
Brunt bowls a short ball, Devine plonks it up in the air and Alana King puts in a heroic effort to catch it but doesn't get there, the ball bouncing underneath her and away for four.
Brunt is livid but I'm not calling it a drop. It's a brave attempt.