Wayne Parnell has bumped himself up the order a bit to join Harry Brook in the middle. They need something special to dig themselves out of this hole.

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Josh Tongue thinks Adam Hose may have feathered an edge through to the wicketkeeper here as he chased a wide delivery down leg.

Tongue was convinced, as was Jos Buttler, who reviews.

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New batter Adam Hose smashes the ball through the off side for his first boundary.

Superchargers have shown plenty of attacking intent, but those two quick wickets have left them behind the eight ball already.

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The speed gun showed Josh Tongue got up to 89mph during his first set so it is no surprised he is asked to continue.

Tom Banton uses that pace to play an uppercut that sends the ball flashing over point and away for four.

Hayley Matthews offers a bit of last-ten momentum with consecutive fours off Tara Norris.

Sophia Dunkley sets herself for a standing reverse shot before Amelia Kerr's delivery is halfway down the track, but she succeeds only in sending the ball right into the hands of Lauren Filer at gully. She departs for 68.

New batter Sarah Bryce arrives with the first six of the match, but she should be caught by Danni Gibson at deep mid-wicket. Instead the simply pops off her raised hands and over the ropes.

Spirit finish off with the wicket of Matthews, run out attempting a second run from a shot into the covers.

Tom Banton is the new batter. He joins Matthew Short, who gets the first boundary of the innings by helping a short delivery from Jamie Overton around the corner and through fine leg.

Solid opening set from Josh Tongue, costing just two singles.

Jamie Overton will bowl the second set at a gloriously sunny Old Trafford.

A lovely four for Hayley Matthews, driving through the covers off Charlie Dean. The Fire batters then run five singles off Sophie Munro.

They have wickets in hand and ten balls to go, will we see some Fire acceleration now?

Thanks, Sam.

Northern Superchargers did well to peg things back at the end of that Originals innings, but they will do well to chase down 165.

Josh Tongue will open the bowling for Originals, with Adam Lyth and Matthew Short opening the batting for Superchargers.

I reckon this is set up for a very interesting chase. Jos Buttler showed it is possible to score quickly once you get in but getting that far isn't easy on a used and slightly stoppy surface.

To see how Superchargers get on in their chase, it's over to Tom Mallows.

Manchester Originals batter Phil Salt: "Its not the easiest out there. I think we are slightly over par on this surface but time will tell.

"We are good at home, we know what skills to use at what times. Hopefully the bowling unit will have picked up a few things from what they did right out there."

50 for Dunkleypublished at 80 balls

80 balls

Fire 126-2

Sophia Dunkley moves past fifty, pushing a high full toss from Sophie Munro into the leg-side.

Another strange review as we take a look at whether Sophia Dunkley is back in her crease after a ball from Amelia Kerr. She very much is, and follows up with a four through backward square.

Three wickets for nine runs in the last 10 balls of that innings. That's a very good comeback from the Superchargers.

But batting doesn't look straightforward on a used surface at Old Trafford, even Jos Buttler struggled to time the ball on occasion.

Sophie Devine
New Zealand captain on BBC radio

Originals will feel like they've left runs out there but their bowling attack can put pressure on Superchargers early.

Really good final set so far from Reece Topley, he's varying his pace to great effect.