Southern Vipers beat Central Sparks by six wickets at Northampton
They receive the trophy named after their coach, ex-England skipper Charlotte Edwards
Central Sparks made 109-8 from their 20 overs, England's Amy Jones makes 27
Maia Bouchier top scored with 32 as Vipers replied with 110-4 in 15.5 overs
Sparks (105-8) earlier beat South East Stars (104-8) by two wickets in play-off
Davies run out 12 (Sparks 105-8 v Vipers)
The Sparks are desperate for every run they can muster as they go for two off Davina Perrin's shot.
But Gwen Davies is short of her mark as she races to the bowler's end after Georgia Elwiss removes the bails.
Sparks 104-7 v Vipers
Elwiss tasked with bowling the final six balls of the Sparks effort.
Davina Perrin scampers two off the first before she can't get a bat on the second and sends a low full toss out for one.
Gwen Davies on strike - a single to out in the deep on the bounce.
Sparks 100-7 v Vipers
The Sparks have never cut loose at any point in this innings and it doesn't happen in this penultimate over, either.
Freya Kemp only gives up a couple of singles from the first three balls, before Davina Perrin gets one away for four.
Seven off the over and the 100 is finally up.
Arlott run out 6 (Sparks 93-7 v Vipers)
Brilliant work from Georgia Adams!
Emily Arlott had shown some good intent with six from her first three balls.
She thinks she's got the last ball of the over past Adams, but the Vipers captain has other ideas as she stops it and flicks it onto the stumps with the batter well short of her mark.
One wicket, one catch, one run-out and only 16 runs off four overs for Adams. Good work skip!
Glenn c&b Adams 16 (Sparks 87-6 v Vipers)
Image source, Getty ImagesSarah Glenn knows she has to get on with it as she tries to take on Georgia Adams but can't get enough height and the Vipers captain takes the return catch.
Sparks 86-5 v Vipers
Georgia Elwiss uses all her experience as she gives up just two runs off the first four balls.
Sarah Glenn tries to send one over cover. It looks like it could be caught or it could go for six, but Danni Wyatt manages to keep it in the field. She does not take the catch, but saves her team five runs.
Only four runs off the over.
Sparks 82-5 v Vipers
Image source, Getty ImagesSarah Glenn sends one down to deep square for a desperately needed four.
And another one! Glenn has taken it upon herself to up the ante. She has climbed to 14.
Sparks 72-5 v Vipers
Sarah Glenn finds the boundary and that is a big sigh of relief as she capitalises on a rare bit of width from Lauren Bell.
They manage to get nine from the over.
Sparks 63-5 v Vipers
Only two off the over as the Sparks innings has almost ground to a halt.
The current run rate is less than five an over.
They will need about ten an over from the final six to be anywhere near competitive you would think.
Campbell run out 7 (Sparks 61-5 v Vipers)
Never run on a misfield!
Ami Campbell hits it to mid-off and sets off but there is never one on and she is sent back by Gwen Davies but is well short of the batting crease.
That was caused by the build-up of pressure with just seven scored off her 17 balls.
Sparks 61-4 v Vipers
With Carla Rudd up to the stumps and Georgia Elwiss hitting the mark with her medium pacers, Vipers have the batters where they want them.
Only two singles off another tidy over.
Kirstie Gordon
Lightning and England spin bowler
Abi Freeborn was trying to make something happen. Ami Campbell hasn't really been finding the middle as she'd like, six off 14 balls, and that's put a little bit of pressure on Freeborn.
Sparks are going to have to get a shift on if they are to post a defendable total.
Freeborn st Reed b Elwiss 18 (Sparks 59-4 v Vipers)
Sharp work from Carla Reed behind the stumps and Abigail Freeborn is stumped.
The Vipers are suffocating their opponents here.
Sparks 59-3 v Vipers
Ami Campbell gets her first boundary as her shot down to long-on explodes off the pitch and bounces over the fielder. Very welcome.
Six off the over as Sparks try to consolidate before a big finish.
Sparks 53-3 v Vipers
Freya Kemp has found an excellent line coming in with her left-arm over bowling.
Just a single off the over as Ami Campbell's struggles continues. One from nine does not do much good in T20 cricket.
Sparks 51-3 v Vipers
A show of intent from Abigail Freeborn as she crunches one to the boundary. Plenty more of those needed!
But Ami Campbell is troubled by Charlie Dean as she plays out three dots and she is yet to get off the mark.
Halfway through the innings.
Sparks 46-3 v Vipers
Vipers skipper Georgia Adams brings herself on and the tactic works to a tee.
Adams breezes through her six balls in double quick time for the loss of just one run as another over ticks by.
A Jones c Bouchier b Dean 27 (Sparks 45-3 v Vipers)
Image source, PA MediaAnd there it is!
Amy Jones tries to launch Charlie Dean over the rope, but whether it's a combination of wind or not quite getting all of it, she holes out to Maia Bouchier, who once again shows what a good pair of hands she's got.
Vipers will feel they are well on top now.
Sparks 43-2 v Vipers
There is a high bounty on Amy Jones' wicket. Both teams know its value.
The powerplay has now finished and Jones moves to 25 as she drives Georgia Elwiss for her fourth boundary already.
Elwiss thinks she has Abigail Freeborn trapped in front off the last ball, but umpire Anna Harris is unmoved. That looked very close, to my naked eye.
Sparks 36-2 v Vipers
Chance! Can Georgia Adams take it? No!
She gets hands to Amy Jones' lofted drive at mid-off on the edge of the circle from Anya Shrubsole, but she can't cling on and the ball races on for four.
That could be crucial.
And Jones quickly hits another boundary and gets three off the final ball to underline the importance of that drop.
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