Essex and Langchire won their first victories in this season in the T20 women's explosion.
Wickketkeeper Lauren Winfield-Hill scored with 42 balls from 25 balls where Essex Somerset 150 won Chelmsford.
Eli Anderson from Somersrest picked up 3 to 19 figures from four amounts that included the share of the Essex Grace Skrivins captain with the first ball of roles.
Olivia Barnes took an amazing hunt in a square to remove the Lissy Macleod, one of the two bars by Barnes, who was forced to injure the hand after the second and was unable to play any other part.
Somersist stopped in their response, and when Eva Graies took in Swinger, captain Sophie Loew, from Al-Jada, to leave them 29-4, the chances of visitors seemed to be in dust.
It gave a fifth partnership of the 25 between Fran Wilson and Alex Griffiths Sumrest a brief glimmer of hope, but when Wilson fell to the council, her father, her father, was intentionally, writing was on the wall for visitors.
Esmae Macgregor has finished with the best T20 professional numbers with 4-8 where Somersist was directed at 84, and 66 still runs its goal, with the Parnes mixture that is not frightening.
Lancashire Thunder bounced off the defeat of seven Wikit at the hands of The Blaze on Saturday by winning 18 years over Durham on Chester Street.
Placing visitors 140-7 in 20 amounts with Captain Eli Threkeld higher records with 48 and Ailsa Lister Add 42 not out.
Run Durham's chase began well with Suzie Bates and Katherine Fraser, which was 61 in the first share, where the hosts searched for the first victory in the campaign.
But thunder recovered in the second half of the roles, as he took nine share for only 61 runs.
Four share of Grace Pots (4-33) and two helped each of them to Sufi Morris (2-22), Sophie Escon (2-24) and Ris Johnson (2-25) convert the match to the red rose.
