Australian leg-spinner Alana King has taken a crucial two for 17 as Trent Rockets began their Hundred campaign in fine style with a 20-run victory over Northern Superchargers at Headingley.
Chasing 124 on a dry surface, last year's runners-up were dismissed for 103 in 97 balls, with King leading the attack.
Lucy Higham top scored with 26 for the Superchargers, as King - in combination with fellow spinners Kirstie Gordon and another Aussie, Ash Gardner - turned the screw.
A third Australian, seamer Heather Graham, also impressed with three for 13. Gardner chipped in with one for 18.
King said: "It was nice to have a bit of turn and grip in the wicket. We saw that the wicket did a lot in the first innings so we just had to keep our processes really simple. I love to have a pitch with a little bit of turn and I was happy to play my part.
"It felt really nice out of the hand," she said of the delivery which bowled Heath. "It's a leg-spinner's dream, so I'll take that first pill.
"I've loved having Ash [Gardner] and HG [Graham] join the Rockets this year. We played three Aussies today and we loved getting the win."