Superchargers impress in victory but needed a larger margin of victory to progress to eliminator
Northern Superchargers post 145-6 - Wolvaardt hits 50 off 35
Brave never recover from slipping to 9-2 and end on 125-9 (Levick 2-10)
Brave's loss leaves door open for Invincibles to come top - and go straight into final - if they beat Originals at 14:30 BST
Davidson-Richards c Mandhana b Wellington 2 (Superchargers 117-5)
Three for Wellington. The Aussie leg-spinner beats Davidson-Richards in the flight and the Superchargers batter picks out Smriti Mandhana in the deep as she tried to hit big down the ground.
James Taylor
Former England batter on BBC Radio
Southern Brave have a slip in with 14 balls to go.
I love the intent from Anya Shrubsole.
It's crunch time now for the Superchargers. They have 15 balls to get themselves up to a total that gives them a chance of improving the net run-rate enough to progress.
James Taylor
Former England batter on BBC Radio
They need to score 150-plus to improve their net run rate and give themselves that buffer and a chance of reaching the knockouts.
It is very unlikely but to give themselves a chance they need to put their foot down now.
Wolvaardt is really motoring now. Too short from Adams and the Superhcargers opener hammers it away, unerringly into the gap at deep mid-wicket.
There is no stopping her right now!
James Taylor
Former England batter on BBC Radio
I think you look fine in your attire, you look lovely.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer
Our producer Charlotte has just taken our picture. I didn't come dressed for that.
Wolvaardt 42, Davison-Richards 2
Crunched through square leg by Wolvaardt - four!
That is the shot of a player in form. She's up to 42 from 30 balls now after a slow start.
A hint of width from Kemp and Woilvaardt cuts it away behind square. Four more to the Superchargers total.
Wolvaardt holds the key for them. Again.
James Taylor
Former England batter on BBC Radio
I think Northern Superchargers have to get a move on as Southern Brave have an outstanding batting line-up and they are all in good form.
That said if they can get the top order out the middle order batters have not faced too many balls so far this tournament.
Alice Davidson-Richards is out to join Wolvaardt. The Superchargers have 25 balls to get themselves up to a competitive total.
James Taylor
Former England batter on BBC Radio
That ball was too full for the shot Heather Graham was making.
When you play a reverse sweep you have to get down low but Graham was almost standing and got into a really awkward position to play the shot.
Graham lbw b Wellington 26 (Superchargers 97-4)
An attempted reverse sweep from Heather Graham but she gets herself in a tangle and is plumb lbw.
It's two for Wellington. Graham was pretty much stood upright when that hit her, rather than getting down as she'd have liked for that shot.
Wolvaardt 32, Graham 23
Four more for Wolvaardt! It's pull away in front of square this time and races to the boundary cushion.
That makes it 10 from the set from Bell. But is that a bit of drizzle? Nothing too dangerous for now, let's hope it clears very quickly.
Bell is back on to bowl now and a short ball is pulled away well by Wolvaardt, into the gap for four.
Top shot and perhaps a sign the Superchargers opener is ready to break free of the shackles?
Wolvaardt 23, Graham 22
Georgia Adams is back to bowl her third set. Just six runs come from it with some sharp work in the deep denying Graham a boundary.
We're going to have a strategic timeout with 35 balls left in the innings. It might be time for Wolvaardt to put her foot down when play resumes.
There was a wry smile from Shrubsole after that second boundary and the skipper is quickly past it and ends her set with a couple of dot balls.
The Brave are still in a decent position at this stage.
Melissa Story
BBC Radio commentator
I've not seen her look that angry for a while.
Kevin Howells
BBC Radio
Look at the arms folded from the supremo Charlotte Edwards.
Back-to-back boundaries for Graham and I'm sorry to report that the second of them comes after another misfield from Bell.
The ball came off the outside edge again but this time dropped short of Bell, who dived forwards to try and make the stop only for it to bounce past her and away to the fence.
Not a couple of minutes that the England bowler will want to reflect on for too long.