Postpublished at 15:59 British Summer Time 31 August 2022

Invincibles reach Saturday's final at Lord's - will play winner of Friday's eliminator between Brave and Rockets
Originals needed to chase down 164 in 73 balls or fewer in order to qualify for the eliminator
Invincibles' 163-2 the highest in 2022 Women's Hundred; second highest total of all time
Bates hits 79 off 47 and Kapp 36 off 22
Tom Mallows and Sam Drury
Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Two
The execution, the class. Getting the angle spot on. That is brilliant batting from Bates.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Radio
Wonderful shot from Bates. She had the confidence to know she could clear the ropes.
Six! Suzie Bates has been quiet for the last little while but she bursts into attack now, charging Burns and launching the ball back down the ground for a maximum.
A reverse follows, past short third for four! Four more, this time pulled away into the gap. Brilliant from Bates. The Originals have had no answer.
Cross keeps Bates to just a single from the free hit but it's another expensive set from the Originals skipper.
It's not been her day with the ball, she finishes with 0-35 from her 20 balls.
Manchester Originals' Ellie Threlkeld on the player mic: "Those two wickets is exactly what we needed. Now we need to apply pressure.
"I think the pitch is better than we all thought.
"We're aiming for 130 runs - let's do it!"
Too wide from Cross, Kapp throws the bat at it and a thick outside edge is up and over short third. Four more.
And now a no-ball from Cross. It's a big one, too. A free hit to come.
The momentum is with Southern Brave at Headingley as the hundred comes up for the Northern Superchargers off 74 deliveries.
Harry Brook (29 off 17) and Adam Hose (nine off 11) have both fallen in the last 10 balls.
Bates 54, Kapp 11
Very good set from Erin Burns, just two singles come from it. She got away with a couple of long hops but Originals won't mind that.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Radio
Kapp has come out looking pretty sharp today.
A rare loose delivery from Jones and Kapp is able to carve it away behind square, four more to the Invincibles total.
A quarter of the innings to go. How many is too many for the Originals to chase down in quick time?
Bates 51, Kapp 5
With 30 balls left, it is looking good for the Oval Invincibles.
A reminder that a win would be enough for them to take top spot in the group and go straight into Saturday's Lord's final.
The Originals need a big win to overhaul Trent Rockets and grab the third and final play-off spot on net run-rate.
Straight as an arrow, back over Kate Cross' head for four. What a way to bring up the 100 for the Invincibles. Glorious from Kapp.
Sophie Ecclestone is a big Everton fan - so much so, she wore the club's shirt in the warm-up today.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Two
Capsey going for an inventive shot and sweep it and Ecclestone doing what she does best and hit the stumps.
Capsey b Ecclestone 18 (Invincibles 96-2)
Leg stump out of the ground!
Capsey moved across her stumps and went for the big sweep, Ecclestone saw her go and really fired the ball in.
Capsey misses, Ecclestone hits and the bowler enjoyed that one. Big wicket for the Originals.
Invincibles 96-1
A mightily impressive half-century from Suzie Bates and it comes up from only 33 balls.
The New Zealander has looked in the mood from the off and there is still plenty of time for her to do more damage.
Manchester Originals' Ellie Threlkeld on the player mic: "[Working with Sarah Taylor] has been amazing. She's very much a modern keeper and it's good having a fresh set of eyes on me as a keeper.
"I'm pretty pleased with how it's going. I'd love to be contributing more with the bat with this team.
"That's what I'm going to do over the winter and try and get myself higher up the order next year."
Bates 48, Capsey 17
Power with the first boundary in the set, great touch with the second as Capsey just guides the ball past backward point.
It was a slower ball from Graham but there was still enough pace on it that Capsey could run it away and find the boundary.