Brave win by nine runs to make it three from three
Originals look to be cruising to target but lose six wickets for 24 runs
Opener Lamb brings up fifty off 42 balls but receives little support
Brave hit 136-5 thanks to Mandhana's 43 off 25 balls and Wyatt's 31 off 24
Originals have now won one, lost two
Friday's matches: Phoenix v Superchargers women at 15:30 BST, men's at 19:00
Ecclestone c Mandhana b Wellington 1 (Originals 112-4)
Is it starting to unravel for the Originals?
Sophie Eccelstone sends one skywards off Amanda-Jade Wellington. So high it might have struck any low-flying aircraft on their way to Southampton airport. Smriti Mandhana gobbles up the catch.
Emma Lamb gets herself to a half-century, rocking back and pulling it through the leg side for four off spinner Amanda-Jade Wellington
Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC radio
I reckon the next couple of sets are very important. If Southern Brave can get a wicket or notch up some dots, it'll really create the pressure on the Originals.
Well, Sophie Ecclestone can hit a 'big ball' as they say in the trade.
Brave are turning the screw now. Emma Lamb has been there since the start. She has to grab the game by the scruff of the neck.
Three runs and wicket from those five balls from Lauren Bell.
Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC radio
I'd love to see Ecclestone just come out now and strong-arm it, maybe six-seven balls of aggression.
Henry Moeran
BBC Radio
That will just swing the dial in favour of Southern Brave, you feel.
Campbell c Wyatt b Bell 9 (Originals 102-3)
Ami Campbell attempts to force the issue, hitting Lauren Bell down the ground, but is caught by Danni Wyatt.
Sophie Ecclestone the new batter.
Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC radio
It's important for Manchester Originals to not feel they're very ahead of this chase. I think they need one set of five balls where they produce 10-12 runs to make it comfortable.
So, 36 off 25 balls for the Originals to win this then.
England bowler Lauren Bell is back into the bowling attack for the Brave.
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Melissa Story
BBC Radio
Brave were 92-3 at this stage. The Originals are slightly ahead, but it comes down to these two in the middle.
Emma Lamb's foot is behind the line. She is safe.
Melissa Story
BBC Radio
Pretty confident this is not out as her foot never left her crease.
An appeal for a stumping after wicketkeeper Carla Rudd takes the bails off. Georgia Adams the bowler. Did Emma Lamb's foot lift off the floor?
The square-leg umpire sends it upstairs...
Anya Shrubsole finishes with four runs of her set of five. Her final ball just flashes past the stumps of Emma Lamb, and the Brave skipper has her head in her hands
Melissa Story
BBC Radio
Emma Lamb is playing the anchor's role. She just needs to find a way to ensure the required run rate doesn't rise too much.
Anya Shrubsole has two sets of five left, and she gambles now is the time to exert some pressure. Three singles off her first three balls. To plan, so far.
Brave quickly chew the fat to assess how they can themselves back on this game.
Melissa Story
BBC Radio
Campbell identified that slower ball from Kemp. It has not quite come off for her yet, turned out to be more of a hit-me delivery.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Radio
McGrath was interested in a catch for a moment, it just dropped short.