The Australian wicketkeeper's innings of 66 not out and England spin duo Sarah Glenn (2 for 20) and Charlie Dean (3 for 20) combined to hand London Spirit an eight-wicket win over Manchester Originals
Lord's: London Spirit 115-2, Manchester Originals 112-4 - Spirit Women win by 8 wickets
A fifty from Georgia Redmayne saw London Spirit to victory with eight balls to spare against Manchester Originals in the sunshine at Lord's.
Despite weathering a difficult start to the innings, Redmayne hit 66 from 59 balls to see Spirit chase down the total for the loss of just two wickets.
She was ably supported in the chase by England skipper Heather Knight who scored a composed 29 from 27 balls, following the earlier departures of Meg Lanning and Cordelia Griffith.
Originals' captain Sophie Ecclestone was left to rue her side's missed chances (ECB/Getty Images)
Originals were left to rue dropped catches off both Redmayne and Knight, in a defence which needed a strong fielding performance to give them any chance of coming out on top, following a sub-par first innings score.
Earlier in the day, Charlie Dean and Sarah Glenn did the damage with the ball and restricted the Originals to 112.
The Spirit fielding performance was exceptional throughout, including a brilliant caught and bowled by Sarah Glenn and a superb catch in the deep by Cordelia Griffith to remove Emma Lamb.
Wickets fell at regular intervals to keep Originals in check, with Kathryn Bryce ultimately top-scoring with 32 from 27 balls.
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