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Eve Jones 64 leaves London Spirit on Wednesday with a huge win to close the net exchange rate differential
Birmingham Phoenix 147 and 4 (E Jones 64) Northern Chargers 133 6 (Winfield-Hill 64, Wolvaardt 32) six throws
But the third-placed Superchargers collapsed, dropped to 133, and 6 lost during the fourth game, allowing Floating Phoenix to jump them from the fifth win of the table with a third consecutive win.
They will now face Oval Invincibles in The Oval on Friday in an effective semi-final after this 14-run win, preventing the London Spirit from crushing a victory on Wednesday night against Welsh Fire.
After seven limits in the first 10 balls of the race, five for Captain Amy Jones, the other Jones in Phoenix built an early pace and faced 47 balls.
Amy hit six of four in 24 before hitting a full throw from Linsey Smith’s left-hand spin in the middle and left 33 to 2 after 15, while Eve hit the first three of six down on the ground with Central Sparks spouse Liz Russell as the score were 74 and 2,50 after.
The superchargers improved over the other 50 balls, and the puck Smith and Katie Levick shared three goals. Jones reached another Hundred and Fifty off 39 balls shortly before falling from the 95th ball caught after a long haul from Levick’s foot peg.
Winfield-Hill continued to accelerate boundaries at the start of the Superchargers yacht and hit six of his first 12 balls to four.
By the time Phoenix broke into Jemimah Rodrigues as a descendant of Erin Burns with a deep midwife sweep, Winfield-Hill had made 29 Superchargers out of 30 races.
The English star found an ally in South African Laura Wolvaardt, who also quickly settled into a 67-year partnership.
Winfield-Hill reached fifty off 29 of their balls just before mid-start when the Superchargers scored 79: 1 and 69 more, but Issy Wong caught Winfield-Hill brilliantly with Eve Jones in the short third to evoke a revival.
Legspinner Abtaha Maqsood caught Wolvaardt by 32 before Emily Arlott repulsed the strike from Australian host Laura Kimmince and Kirstie Gordon stumbled upon Alice Davidson-Richards to leave the Superchargers 119 5 after 89. ending at 2 24.
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