1:55pm That will be all from us for this game. Plenty of Hundred action still in store, though, and you can catch all the action on ESPNcricinfo. Until next time, from Vairavan and me, this is goodbye!

Amy Jones is the Meerkat Match Hero: Always good to come through for the team and to get a win on the board, it is a great feeling. Going in, we were looking at 140-150, so we were a bit short of that. In the tactical time-out, we decided someone needed to bat through and with intent. Arlott's innings there was the difference. Clearing the fence with ease - that is what we needed. Pez's (Perry's) start was unbelievable. When you have someone like that, who can deliver such performances, it is a huge lift for the team. We were really good in the field and backed up the bowlers. (On what has changed) Acknowledging that we were not very far away (from winning). Very easy to group last season with this season but Pez has been clear on separating the two, and happy with the win today.

1:48pm At the half-way stage, 137 felt a middling score. But now, it feels plenty. And all of that was because the Birmingham Phoenix bowled their hearts out. An accomplished display, headlined and set up by captain Perry, who bagged three wickets across a ten-ball sequence. The spinners then got into their groove, with Baker, Levick and Pavely doing their jobs perfectly. Pavely, like Perry, finished with a three-wicket haul, and only gave away 21 runs from her 20-ball spell.

A classic case of running out of steam in a run-chase for the Brave. They were going very well, especially when Kemp and Wyatt were at the crease, having consolidated after an early collapse. Both, though, fell in relatively quick succession and they just could not recover. Their much-vaunted top order also failed to come to the party and those are aspects they will want to rectify, especially as push comes to shove and a playoff spot threatens to slip away.

18 off 5. The Southern Brave need something truly special to get across the line from here. Levick to bowl

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