Fire 63-3published at 53 balls left
Another big mow from Laura Harris, hitting Wareham long and high over long-on.
Summary
Superchargers win by 16 runs to give themselves chance of reaching final directly
Fire will play in the eliminator
Superchargers post 144-4 after Kelly hits unbeaten 69 off 46 balls
Kelly first woman to bat through entire Hundred innings
Nicholas takes superb one-handed return catch to dismiss Litchfield for 40
Fire can only reach 128-8 in reply
Fire 63-3published at 53 balls left
Fire 55-3published at 55 balls left
Superchargers captain Hollie Armitage brings herself onto bowl and offers up a big loopy full-toss that Harris dispatches to the boundary behind square leg. That's six runs - a no ball for a delivery above waist height.
Chaos in the field follows - first Georgia Wareham spills another catch deep on the leg side as Dunkley top edges, before Leah Dobson lets a Harris shot break through to the ropes.
Fire 41-3published at 60 balls left
Ballinger fires a ball down the leg-side and Heath, standing up, can't reach it. That's five wides.
The seamer tightens up with four consecutive dots.
Fire 36-3published at 64 balls left
Four for Laura Harris, driving Ballinger uppishly. The ball bounces in front of Alice Davidson-Richards, dropping to her knee to field, but the ball deviates slightly after bouncing, breaking through her hands and reaching the boundary.
Davidson-Richardson then fell backwards awkwardly on her wrist and seeks treatment. She seems OK to continue.
Fire 32-3published at 65 balls left
It's all going on at Headingley.
Dunkley only just makes her ground running two as Lucy Higham's sharp throw races in from the point boundary.
The umpires take a look and they're called upon again for a stumping chance the following ball. Dunkley's just about grounded her bat after Heath juggled the ball.
The England batter is leading a charmed life.
Fire 28-3published at 70 balls left
Davidson-Richard's final ball is a wide and Dunkley hustles through for a second run.
Laura Harris then takes a single to mid-wicket.
Umpire reviewpublished at 71 balls left
Is Sophia Dunkley gone?
She goes to lift the ball straight down the ground, holding the pose. She hasn't timed it well and the ball drops rapidly, not far behind the umpire. Kate Cross runs in from mid-on and takes the catch diving forwards.
Has she grounded the ball though? The umpires think so - the replays are not absolutely conclusive, but it seems probable and the screens say not out.
Fire 24-3published at 73 balls left
And now a six for Harris, a massive hoick over mid-wicket!
Fire 18-3published at 75 balls left
Laura Harris arrives with an immediate four, cut through point.
That's the end of a dramatic powerplay.
WICKETpublished at 76 balls left
Bryce c Wareham b Ballinger 4 (Fire 14-3)
Finally a catch sticks.
Bryce drops to her knee and tries to loft Ballinger for six over square. She doesn't get enough of it to beat the ropes and it's an easy catch - although maybe not in the context of the last few balls - for Georgia Wareham at square leg.
Fire 13-2published at 78 balls left
Can we just check that this ball isn't covered with butter?
It's a third dropped catch for the Superchargers, the ball breaking through Ballinger's hands at knee height as Dunkley drives the ball back at her.
Dunkley then punishes the misfortunate Ballinger by driving her down the ground for four.
Dunkley dropped on fourpublished at 80 balls left
Another drop!
A first four for Fire as Sophia Dunkley steps across her off stump and turns Cross down to the fine-leg boundary.
The England batter then cuts uppishly - it should be a simple catch for Grace Ballinger at deep third, but the bowler spills the ball.
Are Superchargers trying to ensure this is a contest? They've taken two wickets but given Fire two lives.
Bryce dropped on onepublished at 85 balls left
Should have been three down.
Grace Ballinger's first ball cramps Bryce for room and takes the edge. It should be a relatively simple catch for Bess Heath behind the stumps but the ball breaks through her and runs away for two.
Fire 1-2published at 90 balls left
Sarah Bryce comes to the middle to meet Sophia Dunkley, who is yet to face a ball.
The Fire keeper gets Dunkley on strike, tucking the ball square for a single. Cross then beats Dunkley's bat.
A fantastic start for the Superchargers.
WICKETpublished at 92 balls left
Matthews c Litchfield b Cross 0 (Fire 0-2)
Two down! And still no Fire runs on the board.
Matthews is gone, perhaps trying to force that first run, she steps down the ground and drives the ball cleanly into the hands of Phoebe Litchfield at mid-on, who drops to her knee to take the catch.
Fire 0-1published at 95 balls left
A fantastic start for spinner Lucy Higham as she goes for a run-less first set.
West Indian batter Hayley Matthews has come into bat for Fire.
WICKETpublished at 97 balls left
Beaumont c Cross b Higham 0 (Fire 0-1)
A remarkable start!
Tournament leading run scorer Tammy Beaumont is gone. The Welsh Fire captain lofts Lucy Higham down the ground and picks out one of the two fielders outside the ring - it's Kate Cross and she barely has to move to take the catch.
Postpublished at 16:25 British Summer Time 22 August 2023
Victory in this game for either side doesn't yet guarantee a place in Sunday's final - that depends on the result between Southern Brave v Manchester Originals tomorrow.
But taking the bragging rights into the Eliminator - if it ends up being between these two - could be a big confidence-booster.
Tammy Beaumont and Sophia Dunkley make their way to the middle, and to take you through the chase, here's Mike Peter.
Postpublished at 16:19 British Summer Time 22 August 2023
While we wait for the chase to get going though, check out this bit of brilliance from Fire spinner Claire Nicholas off her own bowling.
Postpublished at 16:16 British Summer Time 22 August 2023
It's a competitive score and it'll take a very good chase from Welsh Fire to get there.
They have already made scores of 165, 144, 181 and 161 in the competition so far - but those have all come from batting first so this will be a different challenge.
Kelly was supported by Phoebe Litchfield's classy 40, with a wicket each for Alex Hartley, Freya Davies, Sophia Dunkley and Claire Nicholas.