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Northern Superchargers host Manchester Originals in the latest game of the women's Hundred competition.
The match is scheduled to commence at 3.30pm BST on Sunday, August 21.
This is the first of a doubleheader at Headingley, with the men's fixture between the same two sides following this match.
Similar to the men's competition, there is no separating these two sides in the women's Hundred.
They both side on two points each, with a single win from their three games.
Superchargers' sole victory came against a sorry London Spirit, winning by five runs after defending 127.
Bess Heath hit a half-century but it was the death bowling from Alice Davidson-Richards, who defended 13 from the final set, that got them across the line.
Originals also got off the mark in their second game, overcoming Welsh Fire by 11 runs at Old Trafford.
It was a vintage display from Deandra Dottin, who hammers a 37-ball 67 not out. She was outscored by fellow-West Indian Hayley Matthews (69) in the chase but taking 2 for 21 with the ball proved crucial.
Sophie Ecclestone celebrates (Stu Forster/Getty Images)
Jemimah Rodrigues has been ruled out of the competition with a hand injury. She suffered the blow while playing for India in the Commonwealth Games but was able to get through two matches.
Gaby Lewis, who played against Birmingham Phoenix, has signed up as her replacement in between her Ireland commitments.
Originals have no fresh injury concerns and could be unchanged.
Encouragingly for Originals, Sophie Ecclestone hasn't just been effective this season on the spinning track at Old Trafford.
She took 2 for 32 against Southern Brave at The Ageas bowl and having hit 36 not out earlier in the competition against Welsh Fire she comes into the contest in form in both facets of the game.
Those middle sets could see her come up against South African Laura Wolvaardt, the fifth-highest run-scorer from the opening rounds of matches.
She has reached double figures in all three knocks, registering 49 against Oval Invincibles, an unbeaten 24 against Spirit and 32 in defeat to Phoenix.
There are limited tickets available for this match.
It is expected to be a clear afternoon in Leeds with temperatures in the late teens.
Laura Wolvaardt (Ashley Allen/Getty Images)
Northern Superchargers: Hollie Armitage, Alice Davidson-Richards, Alyssa Healy, Bess Heath, Beth Langston, Katie Levick, Kalea Moore, Gaby Lewis (injury replacement for Jemimah Rodrigues), Liz Russell, Linsey Smith, Laura Wolvaardt, Jenny Gunn, Lucy Higham, Heather Graham, Bethany Harmer, Rachel Slater
Manchester Originals: Deandra Dottin, Amy Satterthwaite, Ami Campbell, Phoebe Graham, Georgie Boyce, Kate Cross, Sophie Ecclestone, Cordelia Griffith, Laura Jackson, Hannah Jones, Emma Lamb, Lizelle Lee, Ellie Threlkeld, Grace Potts, Lea Tahuhu, Mahika Gaur
Northern Superchargers: Alyssa Healy, Bess Heath, Hollie Armitage, Laura Wolvaardt, Gaby Lewis, Alice Davidson-Richards, Jenny Gunn, Linsey Smith, Beth Langston, Lucy Higham, Katie Levick
Manchester Originals: Lizelle Lee, Emma Lamb, Deandra Dottin, Amy Satterthwaite, Ami Campbell, Cordelia Griffith, Sophie Ecclestone, Kate Cross, Ellie Threlkeld, Grace Potts, Hannah Jones
The latest Oddschecker summary of The Hundred can be found by clicking here.
Sky Sports has live coverage of the match on their dedicated cricket channel (Sky 404, Virgin 504).
Now TV offer daily access to Sky Sports for £11.99 or monthly access for £33.99.
On radio, Test Match Special will have ball-by-ball commentary on 5Live Sports Extra
The Cricketer will have post-match analysis and reaction.
Visit The Cricketer's Hundred Hub for the latest news, team guides, competition information, squad listings and analysis.
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