Sophie Ecclestone brings herself on to try and stem the flow of runs but to no avail!

A pair of misfields allow Bryony Smith boundaries either side of the wicket before a leg-side ball from Ecclestone is helped away fine.

The wheels have come off for the Originals.

Four byes now! The ball has gone to the boundary cushion six balls in a row now!

This one is unfortunate for Amanda-Jade Wellington as she rips a leg break past Bryony Smith and beats the wicketkeeper, too.

A dot ball ends an expensive set and breaks that run of fours.

Three boundaries in a row to start Amanda-Jade Wellington's set!

A misfield in the covers allows the first cut shot from Bryony Smith to get through but the next is powered past the in-fielder.

It's a sweep to finish the trio, hit hard behind square for four more. The Rockets are off to a flyer!

An ugly hack from Lizelle Lee as the pressure builds. The ball comes off the inside edge but fine of the short fine leg fielder for four.

Super shot next ball, though. Lee punches the ball powerfully up and over mid-off for four more.

Mahika Gaur's first eight balls when for four runs, the next two went for eight.

Close! Bryony Smith pushes the last ball of Mahika Gaur's five to mid-on and calls for a quick singler.

It's very tight and a direct hit might have done for the Rockets opener.

Gaur will continue for another five balls.

Mahika Gaur is bowling the opening five for the Originals and Lizelle Lee edges the first ball to the fielder. No run.

The next one is tucked into the leg side for one and the Rockets are away in the chase.

Thanks, Mike.

The players are back out and Manchester Originals certainly have their work cut out to defend 107 - if they don't, their qualification chances are all but over.

If the Rockets lose, their hopes of making the top three are over. Full stop.

A big 100 balls ahead then...

A run of the mill chase for the Rockets?

Things are rarely so simple in The Hundred. The Rockets made a hash of their chase against the Superchargers last week. Going along nicely on 102-2 and needing only 33 from 23 balls, they lost five wickets and fell ten runs short.

Will they do any better today? Sam Drury is sat waiting to find out.

Trent Rockets' Katherine Sciver-Brunt on Sky Sports: "It feels alright considering I've got one leg! It was good fun.

"I've been tearing my hair out for a good two weeks trying to get this as better as I can. Sometimes it isn't possible and it's just pain tolerance and sheer determination. We just want to put on a good show for the crowd here.

"The girls were saying I could prolong my career my five years if I shorten my run-up! I've enjoyed bowling like that my whole career in training. I bowl better off that than I do my full run-up. As long as Jon [Lewis, head coach] was happy with it I was!

"It's the sort of wicket where if you bowl a good line and length you get rewards."

A wicket each for four Rockets bowlers and then the run-out of Ecclestone.

Here's how they fell.

Will Sophie Ecclestone regret her decision to have a bat? Or just that her side failed to take advantage of what looks to be a good batting pitch.

Either way, Rockets are surely the favourites on their home ground.

Driven by Wellington but can only find the deep cover fielder - they take a single off the final ball of the innings.

Originals finish with 107-5, with a final unbeaten sixth-wicket partnership of 35 from 23 between Katie George and Amanda-Jade Wellington.

George takes a single into the leg-side.

An unlikely two taken with a shot into the covers from George.

Scooped by George for four over the covers.

Incredibly short from Stonehouse - Lee gathers above her head. That's wide and two runs.

Wellington takes a single to point.

George advances down the pitch and uses her wrists to lift Bryony Smith over the cover ring. The ball races away for four.

Five balls left and the Originals are still under 100.

Katie George has her first boundary, dropping into her crease and driving Katherine Sciver-Brunt wide of mid-off.

1-20 off 20 for KSB. She's bowled all her deliveries, which looked unlikely after her first set.

Wellington finds the gap between mid-wicket and long-leg fields, whipping Kirstie Gordon for four.

Gordon finishes her day's bowling with a full toss and Wellington gets four more in the same area. One bounce and over the ropes.

Gordon finishes with 1-18, with ten of those runs in this set.