Sophie Devine is one of the premier batters in the tournament.

She's already showed her worth for Phoenix, but they could have done with her going on for a while longer.

I'm not sure about that - but thanks, Mike! A very good first half for the Northern Superchargers.

The average score in women's matches at Headingley in the first two years of in The Hundred is 135, so Birmingham Phoenix have come up some way short of that.

Slightly better news for them is that they are a little bit closer to the average score of teams who have won after batting first in women's game in Leeds: 132.

Are there safer hands than those of Alice Davidson-Richards? Maybe Sam Drury's, and he'll be using them to take you through the chase.

Is Alice Davidson-Richards destined to be the Match Hero?

She's already taken three wickets and this superb throw brought another.

A dot to finish us off as Davidson-Richards hits Hannah Baker high on the pads.

Davidson-Richards finishes with three wickets for 20 runs, with a run out and a catch to boot.

Is this a defendable total from Birmingham Phoenix? They'll be disappointed, they scored 36 of their runs from the 25-ball opening powerplay.

Freeborn picks out Dobson at square-leg but gets through for two runs.

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Four for Freeborn, heaving through mid-wicket for vital runs.

Davidson-Richards for the final set of this chase.

A swing and a miss from Freeborn and another valuable dot.

A dot from Cross' final delivery.

Pavely was hoping to race through for the single but no dice.

100 up for Phoenix as Freeborn makes room and cuts through third for four, the ball racing past the diving fielder who's in the ring.

A single this time out to Jemimah Rodrigues in the deep.

Cross charges back to her mark and bowls again.

Pavely works two into the on side and races through for two.

Kate Cross charges in and crashes a ball into the thigh of Pavely.

Charis Pavely is the new batter and she takes a single into the on-side.

10 balls to go.

The Phoenix batters don't really have time to build a platform. Freeborn takes a big swing but takes a bottom edge and the ball thumps into her shoe and off for a single.

Wong advances down the ground but miss-times it and can only take a single.

A show of defiance from Issy Wong, smashing Wareham through mid-wicket for six!

The Phoenix need a few more of those for a competitive total.

This superb catch from Georgia Wareham may end up being a contender for Catch of the Tournament.

Brilliant from the Aussie.

Issy Wong and Abbey Freeborn take a couple of singles from the remainder of the set.

Twenty balls to go, what's a realistic target for the Phoenix now? And would it be defendable?