Summary

  • Fire post 123-6 after Bryce makes 36 and Sutherland hits 31 not out

  • Superchargers look comfortable in chase, with Wolvaardt (41) and Armitage (40) set and only 22 needed off 17

  • But they lose four wickets for six runs to crumble to defeat

  • Fire already eliminated but claim their first win in fifth match

  • Superchargers need other results to go their way to make knockouts

  • Saturday's matches: London Spirt v Oval Invincibles women (15:30 BST) & men (19:00)

Live Reporting

Tawhid Qureshi and Josef Rindl

  1. Samit Patel
    Trent Rockets & former England all-rounder on BBC Radio

    We always say winning is a habit and losing is a habit. You can sense that now a little bit.

  2. wicket

    WICKET

    Wolvaardt c Sutherland b Carey 41 (Superchargers 102-3)

    Wolvaardt goes for one big hit too many and is caught in the deep. But it feels like a bit too little too late for the Fire.

  3. Superchargers 102-2

    Target 124

    Wolvaardt and Armitage are in control, they bring up the team hundred.

  4. Nikesh Rughani
    BBC Radio

    It should be in hand for the Superchargers but stranger things have happened in this format of the game.

  5. Samit Patel
    Trent Rockets & former England all-rounder on BBC Radio

    Welsh Fire do get the wicket but is going to be too little too late?

  6. Superchargers 98-2

    Target 124

    The final ball of Sutherland's set goes for four and the partnership between the two batters is starting to look unstoppable. 26 runs needed off 20 balls.

    The worm shows Northern Superchargers Women are 14 runs ahead of Welsh Fire Women. Northern Superchargers Women are 98 for 2 after 80 balls. At the same stage Welsh Fire Women were 84 for 4.BBC Sport

  7. Nikesh Rughani
    BBC Radio

    Welsh Fire really needed wickets on top but didn't quite them if. If you get a wicket here it could break that momentum.

  8. 25 balls to goBBC Sport

  9. Charlie Taylor
    BBC Radio

    If you get wickets now it creates some doubt and pressure.

  10. Superchargers 91-2

    Target 124

    Hartley bowls her last set, both batters are well set and are only taking calculated risks.

    Wolvaardt strokes a lovely one bounce four down the ground, a candidate for shot of the day. 33 needed off 25 balls

  11. Tom Abell
    Somerset all-rounder on BBC radio

    Welsh Fire need a wicket. The longer this partnership goes on, it will be dangerous for them.

  12. Superchargers 84-2

    Target 124

    Armitage and Wolvaardt continue to pick the gaps and the odd boundary. Armitage swats a four off Baker to keep the chase on track

    The worm shows Northern Superchargers Women are seven runs ahead of Welsh Fire Women. Northern Superchargers Women are 84 for 2 after 70 balls. At the same stage Welsh Fire Women were 77 for 3.BBC Sport

  13. Tom Abell
    Somerset all-rounder on BBC radio

    This game is only going one way. Superchargers are right on top.

  14. Superchargers 77-2

    Target 124

    The Superchargers look to be in control of this chase. Wolvaardt almost gets a four through the off side but the fielders combine well to stop the boundary.

  15. Charlie Taylor
    BBC Radio

    It's not enough from the Welsh Fire they need to be chipping away at the batting order.

  16. Samit Patel
    Trent Rockets & former England all-rounder on BBC Radio

    If Wolvaardt and Armitage stay in then it could be dangerous for the Welsh Fire. A really good partnership.

  17. Superchargers 73-2

    Target 124

    Hartley keeps it tight with her left-arm spin, no boundaries from her latest set and a strategic time out is called.

    51 runs needed off 40 balls.

    The worm shows Northern Superchargers Women are 11 runs ahead of Welsh Fire Women. Northern Superchargers Women are 73 for 2 after 60 balls. At the same stage Welsh Fire Women were 62 for 3.BBC Sport

  18. Superchargers 69-2

    Target 124

    A loose awkward-looking shot from Armitage almost proves fatal but the ball just evades the wicketkeeper. But the partnership out in the middle are holding firm for the time being.

  19. Charlie Taylor
    BBC Radio

    How difficult is it to put yourself up after you've lost so many games consecutively?

  20. 50 balls to goBBC Sport