Yorkshire Diamonds 166 for 6 (Blackwell 59) beat Lancashire Thunder 71 (Hazell 4-10, Brunt 3-6) by 95 runsScorecard England seamer Katherine Brunt took a hat-trick as Yorkshire brushed Lancashire aside to claim their first Kia Womens Super League win.Brunt mopped up the Thunder tail as they were 71 all out in 15 overs chasing 167, after Alex Blackwells 59 had underpinned the Diamonds 166 for 6 at Emirates Old Trafford.Unfortunately, neither side will be at Finals Day, after slow starts to the competition. Yorkshire have one fixture remaining.Brunt had Laura Newton caught at mid-on before trapping Kate Cross and Nalisha Patel lbw in a 95-run bonus point win, having also hit a breezy 36 in Yorkshires total, the second highest score of the competition.Blackwell shared 47 and 69 for the third and fourth wickets with compatriot Beth Mooney and Ashes rival Brunt as the Diamonds recovered from 16 for 2 in the fourth over having elected to bat.Blackwell hit five fours and two leg-side sixes, off Natalie Brown and Cross.The Red Rose were hurt by ill-discipline in the field, as they were last Friday when they conceded eleven wides during a defeat to Southern Vipers at Blackpool.Here, they were penalised six penalty runs for failing to bowl their overs in time, and they were very close to conceding 12 given they only just started the 19th over inside the 7.15pm cut-off time.Lancashire were on the back foot early in their chase when West Indian Hayley Matthews steered Ismail to slip as they slipped to 4 for 1 in the second over.Ismail and Brunt helped to restrict the hosts to 31 for 1 after six, although captain Amy Satterthwaite ended the power play with successive boundaries off Katie Levicks leg-spin.But Lancashires chances of a second win in their last match were up shortly afterwards as they lost three wickets in eleven balls to slip to 40 for 4 in the ninth.Hazell bowled Emma Lamb, Levick had Danni Wyatt stumped and Ismail bowled captain Satterthwaite.The Thunder reached halfway at 51 for 4, needing 116 more, before Threlkeld was controversially reprieved after being run out off a no ball.West Indian Deandra Dottin hit an above-waist high full toss to deep square-leg, where Brunt took a superb one-handed catch.With Threlkeld scrambling to get back in her ground at the non-strikers end, she was run out before the umpires ruled the ball had become dead.Thankfully, it did not matter as Hazell struck three times in five balls in the 12th and 14th overs, leaving the score at 69 for 7.She had Threlkeld caught at mid-off before bowling Natalie Brown and Dottin for 25 in the space of three balls. 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Olympic organisers admit they have been left red faced over Rios green pool.Five days after noticing the water turn teal, embarrassed organisers have made the radical decision to drain a pool at the Maria Lenk Aquatics Center and refill it before the synchronised swimming starts on Sunday.However officials claimed they were happy with the progress of the adjacent green diving pool at the venue, dubbed The Swamp by competitors.Rio Games organising committee spokesman Mario Andrada said water from the venues warm-up area would be pumped overnight into the murky main pool which had been used for water polo.The nearby diving pool continued to be used for competition on Saturday despite athletes claiming the water was worse than ever.Its pretty gross, Australian diver Maddison Keeney said.It was probably the worst it has been today. Andrada said water in the main pool would be replaced because synchronised swimming competitors and judges needed to see underwater, unlike diving.He insisted the competitors health was not at risk but admitted it wasnt a good look.Of course it is an embarrassment, he said.But embarrassment does not last forever.Weve leearned a painful lesson.ddddddddddddWe have over promised and under delivered.He said the colour change on Tuesday was due to 80 litres of hydrogen peroxide being mistakenly added to the pool by a local contractor on August 5.A venue spokesman said that had affected the chlorines ability to kill algae.Asked if they had a Plan B, Andrada said: We do but we always found Plan A is better than Plan B.Andrada insisted biological tests had confirmed there was no health risk despite the presence of algae.I dont want to know what is in there, Keeney said.I have never seen anything like it before.Officials started draining the pool on Saturday afternoon.Morning training sessions were cancelled on Thursday to allow the water to be still for longer, officials hoping it would speed up the process of killing the algae.Some athletes have complained of itchy or sore eyes.German diver Stephan Feck also posted on Facebook a photo of himself near the pool, holding his nose.The whole venue smells like somebody has fart(ed), he wrote. 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