England's Anya Shrubsole and Heather Knight are playing for Western Storm

The inaugural Kia Super League is done and dusted, with Southern Vipers emerging as 20-over champions from the six franchises battling it out for the title.

Lancashire Thunder, Loughborough Lightning, Surrey Stars, Western Storm and Yorkshire Diamonds competed with Vipers in a round-robin tournament between July 30 and August 14.

The top three sides - Vipers, Storm and Lightning - progressed to Finals Day at Chelmsford on August 21, where the Storm and Lightning squared off for the right to face the first-placed team, Vipers, in the final. Here's how it all panned out...

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Kia Super League Fixtures

Saturday, July 30:

Yorkshire Diamonds lost to Loughborough Lightning by 43 runs

Sunday, July 31:

Western Storm beat Lancashire Thunder by four wickets

Southern Vipers beat Surrey Stars by six wickets

Wednesday, August 3:

Loughborough Lightning lost to Lancashire Thunder by six runs

Thursday, August 4:

Surrey Stars beat Yorkshire Diamonds by six wickets

Friday, August 5:

Lancashire Thunder lost to Southern Vipers by 11 runs

Loughborough Lightning beat Western Storm by five runs

Sunday, August 7:

Western Storm beat Surrey Stars by five wickets

England opener Tammy Beaumont is in Surrey's squad

Monday, August 8:

Southern Vipers beat Yorkshire Diamonds by 54 runs

Tuesday, August 9:

Surrey Stars beat Lancashire Thunder by seven wickets

Friday, August 12:

Loughborough Lightning beat Surrey Stars by 34 runs

Western Storm beat Southern Vipers by eight wickets

Yorkshire Diamonds beat Lancashire Thunder by 95 runs

Sunday, August 14:

Southern Vipers beat Loughborough Lightning by 59 runs

Yorkshire Diamonds lost to Western Storm by six wickets

Sunday, August 21 - Finals Day:

Loughborough Lightning lost to Western Storm by five wickets

Title-deciding match

Southern Vipers beat Western Storm by seven wickets

England captain Knight prepares to play for Storm

Each Super League side features England players, overseas pros and domestic stars, with current England captain Heather Knight and ex-skipper Charlotte Edwards among those in action.

LANCASHIRE THUNDER

England players: Kate Cross, Danielle Wyatt, Sophie Ecclestone

Overseas players: Deandra Dottin, Hayley Mathews (both West Indies), Amy Satterthwaite (New Zealand)

LOUGHBOROUGH LIGHTNING

England players: Georgia Elwiss, Amy Jones, Rebecca Grundy, Beth Langston

Overseas players: Sophie Devine (New Zealand), Ellyse Perry (Australia), Dane van Niekerk (South Africa)

SOUTHERN VIPERS

England players: Charlotte Edwards, Natasha Farrant, Lydia Greenway

Overseas players: Suzie Bates, Sara McGlashan, Morna Nielsen (all New Zealand)

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SURREY STARS

England players: Tammy Beaumont, Natalie Sciver, Laura Marsh

Overseas players: Rene Farrell (Australia), Marizanne Kapp (South Africa)

WESTERN STORM

England players: Heather Knight, Anya Shrubsole, Fran Wilson

Overseas players: Lizelle Lee (South Africa), Rachel Priest (New Zealand), Stafanie Taylor (West Indies)

YORKSHIRE DIAMONDS

England players: Katherine Brunt, Jenny Gunn, Lauren Winfield, Danielle Hazell

Overseas players: Alex Blackwell, Beth Mooney (both Australia), Shabnim Ismail (South Africa)