It was always going to be a struggle for the Reds to recover after failing to 59/5. Commins dug in for a gritty fifty but he didn't have much support from the rest Reds batting lineup, showing once again how they miss Curtis Campher. It did look that Fionn Hand was enjoyinh himself out there with the bat, maybe he gets pushed up the order for the next game? The Lightning attack has internationals running all the way through it and without a doubt, Barry McCarthy was the pick of them today. It's the first time that he has picked up 6 wickets in a List A game, wrapping up the game just before the rain comes.

It's not a surprise that McCarthy has been named player of the match.

The Lightning will also be happy that they pick up a bonus point for the win, moving them into a five point lead over the Warriors at the top of the table.

It makes next Tuesday's game between the Warriors and the Lightning at Eglinton even more important, it could decide who takes away the title this year.

Tommorrow sees the start of the 4 match T20 series between the Ireland and Scottish womens teams in Belfast. So don't forget to follow along.

Thanks for staying with me throughout the day, this is Justin Smyth saying goodnight from Pembroke.

McCarthy back for his last.