That set of five balls has changed things.

Phoebe Graham
Manchester Originals bowler on BBC Radio

That is straight at leg stump, Banton misjudges it and it puts the Originals into a fantastic position with two new batters at the crease. Brook and Hose have a lot to do to reset and rebuild here.

Local lad Harry Brook, the England star, gets off the mark first ball.

Headingley's Western Terrace may not be the intimidating place in the Hundred as it is in other tournaments but Tom Hartley still takes extra care in front of them here to keep Short to a couple.

Time for spin...

Just one boundary from the last ten balls as new batter Erin Burns finds four through point off the bowling of Paige Scholfield.

Eva Gray's set goes for three runs - she finishes on 0-26 after seeing her first five balls go for 17.

Phoenix need 42 from 20 - Tess Flintoff is on 25 from 30, Phoenix need more from their opener if they're to stand any chance.

Superchargers 45-0published at 68 balls left

68 balls left

Runs, runs, runs.

First another four to Short before a drive is pumped high over extra cover and over the fence!

Josh Tongue is being punished now.

The Superchargers are certainly charging now. Tom Banton steps away and thrashes the ball back past Raine to end this set of five balls.

Those five balls cost 17.

According to CricViz's captaincy grid, rating each bowler's likely success against each batter, Josh Little is a best option to bowl at both openers, Tom Hartley is also deemed a best option at Matt Short. Josh Tongue is a bad option at both.

Smacked for four more by Short!

Superchargers 26-0published at 73 balls left

73 balls left

Ben Raine's first ball in this year's Hundred, against his former team, finds a towering top edge. Two fielders run after the ball but neither can lay a hand on it.

Raine's next ball is then clubbed for six by Matthew Short.

We saw in the second Ashes Test how good, and quick, Josh Tongue can be. He hits 91mph in this over as a wide yorker beats Matthew Short. There are just the two singles and three dots in this set. Good start from him.

Ryana Macdonald-Gay has her second wicket and it's England keeper Amy Jones - skewing to Cordelia Griffith at short third.

The momentum has shifted in favour of the Invincibles, Phoenix need 55 from 30.

You can read more about Macdonald-Gay here.

Fortune for Australian Matthew Short this time as he chases a wider ball from Josh Little, gets an inside edge and the ball whistles just by his stumps.

Originals captain Jos Buttler can't prevent it reaching the boundary.

Matthew Short flicks another boundary off the pads. Don't bowl there.

The Invincibles have broken this Phoenix opening stand and it's Ryana Macdonald-Gay who has dismissed the dangerous Sophie Devine, caught by Kapp - who else? - a deep square.

Devine departs with 53 off 34, as the opening partnership ends with 68.

Tess Flintoff gets her second four off Macdonald-Gay's last ball, before Eva Gray follows up with a three-run set.

There's slight confusion over the Superchargers target. We're told it's actually 182, revised because of the rain earlier.

Josh Little will share the new ball.

It's England's Josh Tongue opening proceedings for the Originals.

Tom Banton scored 81 in that losing cause for the Superchargers on Friday. He flicks the third ball past short fine leg to get the chase under way.

A couple of days ago Northern Superchargers needed to chase 186 to beat Oval Invincibles but managed only 176-8.

Today they need 182 and only have 90 balls to do it.

Tom Banton and Matthew Short are out in the middle.