Is that Dottin gone as well?

Wareham has lbw and the umpire has their finger up. It does look a little high and Dottin's reviewing it...

Threlkeld dropped on ninepublished at 60 balls left

60 balls left

Originals 39-3

Alice Davidson-Richards should have a wicket!

Pulled square by Ellie Threlkeld and it should land comfortably in the hands of Lucy Higham. The Superchargers fielder isn't set and is in the air when the ball comes to her - it pops out of her hands, she gets one hand to it again on the way down but it hits the turf.

Her scrabbling dive does just about stop the boundary - the Originals run a single.

Superchargers persist with Wareham and are rewarded with a two-run set.

Threlkeld almost chops onto her stumps but the ball runs away for a single.

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Here's Deandra Dottin, very much a momentum changer when she's set.

She starts with a single into the leg side. Early days.

Just the three runs off Kate Cross's third set, the Originals running two of them from an ugly Wolvaardt shot into the leg-side.

Ellie Threlkeld comes into bat - she's promoted up the order, having only batted once previously in this year's competition.

She gets off the mark sweeping the ball to the square boundary.

Wolvaardt gets her first runs with a meaty inside edge off the bowling of Grace Ballinger, the ball skewing down to that fine leg boundary.

She follows up with a classic cover drive but it's straight to the fielder and that's just a single.

Attention is split at Old Trafford.

There's a large group of fans huddled round the big screen watching the Women's World Cup final between England and Spain.

There's just over 15 minutes, plus added time, to go.

You watch that over here with radio & text commentary.

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Ooof! Absolutely clubbed from Morris, advancing down the pitch and smacking Cross baseball-style down the ground, past the despairing mid-on fielder.

A positive start for Fi Morris, who struggled to pick up Cross's first few deliveries but now has two fours. Laura Wolvaardt is yet to face a delivery.

Fi Morris is the next batter in, as Originals continue with the rejigged order they introduced against the Rockets.

Cross continues with a second set of five and Morris scoops another boundary down to the fine leg boundary.

Emma Lamb has already surpassed her score against the Rockets, turning Kate Cross around the corner.

The ball absolutely dribbles to the boundary, the fielder is square and her drive can only parry the ball into the ropes.

Thanks Tom.

Northern Superchargers are out on the field, followed by Originals openers Emma Lamb and Laura Wolvaardt.

Woolvaardt had a bit of a time of it against Trent Rockets on Thursday, making just 23 from 31, hanging around for quite deep into the innings before being stumped off the bowling of Kirstie Gordon.

Lamb, meanwhile, was dismissed for just one.

That total feels a bit below par to me, Superchargers just kept losing wickets regularly which checked their momentum.

Can Originals chase it down and end their losing run? Here is Mike Peter to guide you through their reply.

Match Hero Mahika Gaur: "The tournament has been great, I've had a great time, particularly with the crowd. I've really enjoyed it.

"Up front there has been a good amount of swing, particularly today, that is why I bowled 10 at the start. There was potential for another wicket there.

"Phoebe Litchfield has had a great summer and is a brilliant batter so it was nice to take her wicket.

On her maiden England call-up: "It was a big surprise. I wasn't expecting the call-up so I am very grateful and honoured. I can't wait for it. Everybody has been super great and happy for me."

A scrappy end to the innings sees Lucy Higham play a wild sweep into the air but land safely. Superchargers scramble two runs before an overthrow means they make it three.

The result is Superchargers post 107-8 from their 100 balls, meaning Manchester Originals need 108 to win.