Report

Oman had hopes in the chase but mainly till Jatinder Singh was at the crease

Western Australia built a lead of 116 but time is running out for a positive result

Second win in a row puts Scotland in a great position to make it to the Super 12s

Jess Jonassen thumps 19 from the final over before Nicola Hancock, Grace Harris and Poonam Yadav strangle Scorchers

Hurricanes captain scored fourth-highest score in WBBL history, before Ruth Johnston's 4 for 8 bowled Stars out for 89

Williamson returns from injury with handy 37 as New Zealand make 158 for 7

Liam Livingstone impressed with bat and ball for England before going off the field with a finger injury

South Africa were hamstrung by Afghanistan's spinners early on, but their bowlers made up for it

Sri Lanka overcame a brief stutter at the top and a 74-run fourth wicket partnership took them home

West Indies scored at less than six an over until Kieron Pollard hit five successive fours in the final over

Tasmania edged into a lead but a number of their batters didn't convert starts

Mark Adair takes 3 for 9 in his four overs as Netherlands stifled despite Max O'Dowd fifty

Half-centuries from Jake Carder and Alex Carey ensured South Australia survived

Bangladesh fail to seize advantage after reducing Scotland to 53 for 6 in the first innings

The huge win gives Oman a major qualification boost, putting them top of the table as well as handing them a favourable net run rate

Josh Philippe's half-century helped the home side recover somewhat from early problems

The left hander had moments of fortune but made the most of them to bat all day

Heat lost their composure in the run chase against Scorchers spinners Lilly Mills and Alana King

It went down to the final over but Hurricanes' top-order problems against cost them

Defending champions Sydney Thunder lost their last seven wickets for just 17