That's us for now.
Take a read of Ffion Wynne's report and then us as the men's sides get going at 18:30 BST.
See you soon.
So where do we stand?
Both these sides are progressing to the knock-out stages with Superchargers now second in the table with 12 points.
They await the result of Southern Brave's fixture against Manchester Originals on Wednesday. Should the south coast side lose heavily then today's victors will head straight to the final, if Brave win then these two sides will face each other in the eliminator on Saturday.
A single brings Ismail on strike and she finishes the innings with a four that dribbles through to the ropes at deep third.
A chaotic innings comes to a close and despite dropping multiple catches the Superchargers have a comfortable victory.
22 runs needed
Alice Davidson-Richards is running in to bowl the final set.
Nicholas and Ismail take gentle singles - no pressure from the Superchargers fielders who know this game is won.
24 runs needed
Claire Nicholas is the next batter for Fire and she takes a single off Cross from her opening delivery.
Ismail takes two down to long-on and takes a wild swipe at the Superchargers seamer, with the ball just missing the stumps.
Cross is done with figures of 2-21.
Griffiths run out (Ballinger) 8 (Fire 115-8)
Oh no.
Wickets in successive deliveries as Griffiths calls new batter Shabnim Ismail through for a run and is sent back.
She's well short of the throw and Grace Ballinger takes off the bails with ease.
Elwiss c Litchfield b Ballinger 13 (Fire 115-7)
Catches win matches, and that might be the win almost secured for Superchargers.
Banged in by Ballinger and Elwiss chips up into the covers, Phoebe Litchfield back peddles to take the catch.
Not much batting left for Fire.
A second mistake from Leah Dobson resulting in another four as she lets through a pull from Griffiths while fielding at backward square.
37 runs needed
In comes Alex Griffiths, who takes a single into the covers with a drive off her back foot.
Davies c Kelly b Davidson-Richards 8 (Fire 106-6)
Marie Kelly is setting an example - it's another catch for her.
It's Freya Davies who departs, a sharp bouncer from Davidson-Richards hurries her and her pull drops for Kelly who runs in from deep backward square.
41 runs needed
Davies brings up the Fire hundred with a single off Wareham before Elwiss finds four, turning the ball gently around the corner.
49 runs needed
Lucy Higham tightens it up, just a single coming off the remaining three deliveries.
Worth noting that she will no longer be able to bowl the maximum number of deliveries.
Well, you won't see that very often.
Spinner is Hollie Armitage is out of the attack after bowling a second full toss above waist height. It's a regulation targeted at seamers bowling wildly, not slow bowlers unable to find their line.
Higham comes on to finish the set.
55 runs needed
A single for Elwiss as the ball pops off the back of her bat and over the head of keeper Bess Heath and runs away.
Freya Davies finds a fielder in the deep at mid-wicket as Lucy Higham goes for four singles.
59 runs needed
Perhaps the first quiet set of the innings as Georgia Wareham holds the new Fire batters to a single apiece.
61 runs needed
Freya Davies enters the, um, fray for Fire and starts facing two dot balls.
Two new batters for Fire now with Elwiss on one at the other end.
Dunkley c Kelly b Davidson-Richards 29 (Fire 84-5)
But Dunkley's luck finally runs out from the following delivery!
She top edges the delivery from Davidson-Richards and the ball drops to Marie Kelly who takes a sharp catch at fine leg.
Beautifully timed from Sophia Dunkley, dropping backward and lofting Alice Davidson-Richards for six over square leg.
Perfectly timed six from Dunkley
Harris b Cross 37 (Fire (76-4)
A crucial breakthrough for the ever reliable Kate Cross!
She's broken this partnership with a fantastic yorker to Harris - the Australian jams her bar down but not fast enough.
Harris departs for 37 off 20 balls. Georgia Elwiss comes to the crease for Fire.
76 runs needed
Four more for Harris, smacking the ball through point. This partnership is now worth 55 off 26 balls.
We're going to take a strategic time-out and I think everyone could do with this breather - myself included.