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Lancashire Thunder 164 for 8 (Satterthwaite 52, Dottin 42) beat Loughborough Lightning 158 (Ecclestone 3-23, Matthews 3-25) by six runs Scorecard An unlikely eighth-wicket partnership of 69 between Thea Brookes and Paige Scholfield saw Loughborough Lightning come close to pulling off an amazing comeback before Lancashire Thunder completed their first win in the new Kia Super League.Lightning had looked dead and buried when they collapsed to 88 for 7 in the 13th over, chasing a formidable Thunder total built on a hard-hitting half-century from captain Amy Satterthwaite, made off just 30 balls.But Scholfield, with 38 off 22 balls, and Brookes (30 not out, off 22) gave the home team a real chance of victory before Thunder all-rounder Hayley Matthews (3 for 25) picked up two wickets in two balls to end the innings.Lightning fought back superbly, and credit to them for that, and in the end it was a relief to get over the line, said Satterthwaite. For ourselves, we talked about being positive in our batting, and not panicking if there were a few dot balls. Its the nature of the competition that there will be wins and losses in the group stage, every side has a lot of strengths.Having chosen to bowl first, Loughborough saw seamer Beth Langston pick up the wicket of Matthews in her second over, finding an edge which was well held by Amy Jones diving to her right behind the stumps, but the tall left-hander Satterthwaite hit straight and hard, making the most of the short boundaries and some ragged bowling.Lamb, on 26, went down the wicket to the slow left-arm spin of Rebecca Grundy, missed, and was stumped, but Satterthwaite hit nine fours and a six before top-edging a cut at the medium pace of Sonia Odedra into the hands of Thea Brookes at short third man.The introduction of the leg-spin of South Africas Dane van Niekerk briefly slowed the Thunder charge, but West Indies batter Deandra Dottin accelerated the scoring rate again. A series of sweetly timed pulls and sweeps from outside off-stump saw her hit seven fours and a six before skying Perry into the hands of Lightning captain Georgia Elwiss at extra cover.Lightning picked up just a single off the first over of their reply, bowled by Matthews, and in the second saw van Niekerk, unaccountably neglecting to run her bat into the crease, given run out before scoring.Elwiss lofted Matthews for a straight six, but Devine chipped a simple catch to mid-wicket off Kate Cross. Perry went quickly, caught behind thin-edging an attempted cut at the spin of Sophie Ecclestone, and Loughboroughs last real chance of getting close to their formidable target seemed to have vanished when Elwiss was unluckily run out, stranded at the non-strikers hand when Jones firm drive was deflected on to the stumps by bowler Dottin.Scholfield and Brookes thought otherwise, but Scholfields dismissal off the last ball of the penultimate over, bowled swinging and missing at Dottin, exposed the tail.Im devastated right now, but stepping back, to get within seven from the position we were in says a lot about the spirit and attitude of our team, said Brookes.Buy Air Max Australia . A forerunning sled crashed into the worker Thursday at the Sanki Sliding Center. The unidentified worker broke both legs and was airlifted to a nearby hospital. Air Max Australia Cheap .ca look back at each of the Top 10 stories of 2013. 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Winchester, who was not penalized for the hit, appeared to make contact with Kellys head early in the first period of Thursdays game in Boston.Pascal Wehrlein came through a rollercoaster Austrian Grand Prix to claim Manors first point since 2014, having been last and a lap down at one stage of the race.?Wehrlein, who had started 12th, stopped for the second time a lap before the deployment of the safety car mid-way through the race. Though he was allowed to un-lap himself before the restart he was 12 seconds behind the nearest car when the race resumed.The German fought back to 11th on the final lap, before Sergio Perezs crash allowed him to move into the final points-paying position several corners from the finish.Under these circumstances, it feels great, Wehrlein said. In the middle of the race I was thinking the race was done because we were so unlucky with the safety car. But I kept pushing and tried to manage my tyres because I didnt want to stop again and in the end I was fighting with Bottas and Gutierrez and the team told me you need to keep Gutierrez behind you. He is on fresh tyres but you need to keep him behind and you can maybe score a point. It was a tough race at the end.Thhough he saw the Force India driver at the wall at Turn 3, Wehrlein was still unsure where he was when he crossed the line.ddddddddddddWhen I crossed the start-finish line, I looked at the screen and I saw my name in P10 and I thought it must have been Perez. I asked the team, I was lapped and I wasnt sure what the rule is. So I asked if we managed to finish P10 or P11 and they said P10. Amazing.Wehrleins race started in bizarre circumstances, when he pulled into a vacant grid slot meant for Felipe Massa, who had to start from the pit lane. The Manor rookie quickly reversed his car and was back in his correct slot before the lights sequence started.Asked if he was nervous of getting a penalty, he said: No because I saw the lights. I reversed, stopped and saw the lights. Half a second later... then you have so many buttons and engine modes to put in, then I needed to find reverse gear. I was like a DJ on my steering wheel! ' ' '