Superchargers thrash Brave by 60 runs
England's Brook reaches fifty off just 24 balls
Superchargers opener Short hits 21-ball fifty
We're going to leave it there for the afternoon double-header.
Northern Superchargers have thrashed Southern Brave by 60 runs in the men's competition.
Some of the best clips from both matches are below for you to enjoy too.
We'll be back at 17:45 BST for the men's match between Oval Invincibles and Welsh Fire. See you then.
Southern Brave were culpable of making it more difficult for themselves too.
Out of all the batters in world cricket at the moment Harry Brook is someone you probably don't want to drop.
This from Craig Overton cost Brave 51 runs.
An emphatic victory for Northern Superchargers then.
There was some serious power hitting in their innings: Matt Short, Harry Brook and Adam Hose all enjoyed themselves.
There are some boos around the Ageas Bowl as Southern Brave fall to defeat.
Reece Topley finishes with 3-30 from his 20 balls.
Brave need 67 off the last five balls.
This is going to be a huge net run-rate boost for Superchargers.
David c Brook b Topley 40 (Brave 135-5)
Harry Brook doesn't drop him though!
The England international gets round from square leg and takes a good tumbling catch to dismiss Tim David.
Oh no, Adam Hose.
Tim David picks out Hose on the mid-wicket boundary and it should be a very easy catch but it drops out.
It basically goes through his hands and hits his knee.
Need 70 more
Game over.
There's a dot, a two and then a six.
Seven a ball needed over the final 10.
Need 78 more
Southern Brave need 13 successive sixes to win the game.
Du Plooy b Topley 28 (Brave 119-4)
Superb from Reece Topley.
Two singles and a wide from the set before he cleans up Leus du Plooy.
Superchargers are closing on a huge win.
Need 86 more
Southern Brave are probably not going to win this game but Tim David is going to try and get them as close as possible.
He clubs a six over long-on before he picks up a one-bounce four straight down the ground.
He's up to 29 off 11 balls.
WinViz is 100-0 at the moment.
They've given up on Southern Brave.
Need 103 more
Is Tim David on the charge?
He crashes a pull into the mid-wicket boundary as Adil Rashid drops short before David pumps a drive over mid-off as Rashid goes fuller.
Need 115 more
There are some sarcastic cheers round the Ageas Bowl as Southern Brave get back for a couple.
They haven't been very happy with the running in this chase.
117 runs needed
Leus du Plooy shows a bit of fight, hitting Callum Parkinson for back-to-back boundaries. He is 18 from 16 deliveries.
It all looks a bit beyond Southern Brave at the moment, though, with 117 runs still needed from just 30 balls.
Marizanne Kapp deserves a call out too for her 4-18.
She just keeps on delivering, especially with the ball.
The Hundred has suffered plenty of big-name drop outs this season but in Kapp and Shabnim Ismail the competition has two of the best players in the world involved.
132 runs needed
Spin does the trick again as Brave skipper James Vince skies one off Adil Rashid and Matthew Short takes a comfortable catch.
Vince departs from 33 from 27 balls. Superchargers well on their way to a thumping victory.
Shabnim Ismail was named Match Hero for her 3-12 off 20 balls but a shoutout for Georgia Elwiss.
She removed Alice Capsey and Marizanne Kapp with the ball and also made a very important 33 with the bat.
141 runs needed
Devon Conway has to get on with it but that obviously brings risk - and it costs him his wicket.
The New Zealander attempts to heave Wayne Parnell over the rope but only picks out Adam Hose on the square leg boundary.
The wily David Wiese then concedes just two runs from his first set.
Southern Brave need something very special from here.
Match Hero Shabnim Ismail: "I am 100% thrilled. I summed up the wicket very well this morning. I knew there would be shape and I just wanted to do well for the team.
"We spoke about going straighter compared to the Southern Brave game and we knew the ball would move here and that's what we tried to do as a team.
"Welsh Fire have been great to me. I am so chuffed they got me in the team.
"I was stressing at the end because I had my pads on so I'm glad we got over the line!
"I had a month to prepare for this and I still wanted to be professional and win games for Welsh Fire."