WICKETpublished at 86 balls
Kelly c & b Capsey 0 (Rockets 96-5)
Ah.
She had to go for it from ball one because of the low score on the board, but Marie Kelly just whacks one straight back at Alice Capsey who takes a smart catch.
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Kelly c & b Capsey 0 (Rockets 96-5)
Ah.
She had to go for it from ball one because of the low score on the board, but Marie Kelly just whacks one straight back at Alice Capsey who takes a smart catch.
King c Villiers b Macdonald-Gay 2 (Rockets 96-3)
Alana King goes for the big shot but picks out the fielder on the boundary!
It looks like it's going to be six but Mady Villiers takes a safe catch. Marie Kelly is the new batter and Rockets need some quick runs.
Kevin Howells
BBC Radio commentator
It's not been plain sailing for Nat Sciver, but she's fought her way through it for a well-deserved 50.
Rockets 90-3
She may be frustrated but that is an excellent knock from Nat Sciver. She has held the innings together for her side.
She thrashes Ryana Macdonald-Gay's first ball for four to bring up her half-century from 40 balls.
Kevin Howells
BBC Radio commentator
More than a hint of frustration there from Sciver, from her body language.
Sciver 46, King 1
Nat Sciver is just struggling to get the boundaries away, while Alana King solidly defends two balls which doesn't really justify sending her in ahead of some of their other big hitters.
20 balls to go and batting still looks a struggle.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Radio
It's going to be a good match-up here, Ismail versus King. King might be looking to play the big shots.
Trent Rockets have sent Alana King ahead of Marie Kelly, suggesting she's been sent in to just try and whack it.
Interesting move.
Alice Capsey bowls a poor ball down the leg side and Nat Sciver puts it away with ease.
Capsey raises a hand in apology to her captain after, bless her. We've all been there.
Alison Mitchell
BBC Radio commentator
Eva Gray has deserved that wicket because she has bowled pretty tightly today.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Radio
Pretty ugly shot there, for her standards. It gives Oval Invincibles the advantage now!
Du Preez b Gray 10 (Rockets 75-3)
Four... and out!
Du Preez goes for an ugly swipe at a straight ball and completely misses. A well-deserved wicket for Eva Gray who has bowled 10 balls for just 15 runs.
Shot! It's about time Du Preez joined the party.
She backs away from the ball, giving herself some room to whack it over the fielders and away for four.
Issy Wong
Birmingham Phoenix & England bowler on BBC Radio
For me, after getting hit for a four, it depends on the batter and what part of my set it is.
This was the third ball of the set, I'd just back out. You get hit as a bowler, you don't want to leak runs.
Sciver 35, Du Preez 5
Four more to Sciver, who is playing very well here considering how slow the pitch is and how well they're bowling.
She's got to be there at the end if Rockets are going to post a decent score.
It's not going to get any easier for Trent Rockets.
Here's South African Shabnim Ismail, who still has 10 balls left to bowl.
Issy Wong
Birmingham Phoenix & England bowler on BBC Radio
Massive boundary out to the right side. That one pierces both the fielders, though.
A boundary!!
Sciver clips one through the leg side and it's been a long time since we've seen that. Rockets need a few more.
Alison Mitchell
BBC Radio commentator
Alice Capsey has become some sort of a golden arm for whatever she plays for.