That's us finished at Trent Bridge.

Trent Rockets go level on points with Oval Invincibles at the top of the table with four wins from five, but are placed beneath them on net run-rate.

Meanwhile Manchester Originals drop one place to sixth after their net run-rate took a hit.

Take a read of Ffion Wynne's report of a comprehensive win for the home side.

We'll be back tomorrow with two double-headers for you to enjoy, with Welsh Fire hosting Southern Brave and London Spirit hosting Northern Superchargers.

The games in Cardiff are at 11:30 and 15:00 BST, while the matches at Lord's take place at 15:00 and 18:30.

You can follow ball-by-ball commentary on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra, BBC Sounds and the BBC Sport website and app.

See you then!

Trent Rockets

Trent Rockets captain David Willey, speaking to BBC Two: "Always nice to get early balls, especially against these guys. Getting early balls was really important.

"Sometimes you get the feel you should go again."

On his celebration: "Swanny [Graeme Swann] has been by himself doing the rocket, so I thought I would."

On Rockets' performance: "We knew how we wanted to go about it with the ball. Home advantage, it was about getting the result, and we have done that.

"They probably went a bit short and wide at times, and we were able to capitalise on that."

On captaincy: "Loving it. Enjoying how Andy [Flower] goes about it. We have some good combinations with bat and ball, and it makes my job easier.

"Everyone has played a lot of franchise cricket now. We are in a nice position, and we have a massive game on Thursday."

Manchester Originals

Manchester Originals captain Phil Salt on his catch on BBC Two: "Can we see a replay of it? Come, get it up. I wasn't sure if I grounded it to be perfectly honest!

On the toss: "On surfaces like that, obviously it's a challenge coming away from home, you've got to assess something so different as that, it is a massive toss. I don't know, I'll be honest we were going to bat anyway, we feel like that's been our strongest suit. But that would have been a wrong call, we didn't quite get it right, did we?

"It is a chasing competition. For whatever reason, I don't really know, because you don't see much dew coming. I think it's probably just that assessment of the wickets, we're playing a lot of hybrids these days, it can be quite tricky with the new ball just to know what a good total is, so more often that not it's a good call at the toss to put that ball in the other team's court."

On Josh Tongue and Sonny Baker: "I feel like our point of difference is not only their air speed but their skill. When they both get it right we're obviously well ahead of the game. You can't ask for that every game though, because that would be getting greedy, but when they get it right they always put us in a good position.

"Your plan A is always the 90mph stuff. But I feel like it's a tricky balance to get right, when the scorecard is looking as it did when we were bowling. Because you take the pace off too many, all of a sudden one of them's got back and across and they've gone boundary, boundary and all the pressure that was there is relieved. It's a really tricky one, one we spoke about for a lot of that innings.

On whether his side can dust themselves down: "Yeah, I think you have to. There's no time for wobbly bottom lips in this is there, it all comes thick and fast. It's a bit of a cliche I know, but we're going to have to pick the bones out of it and see what we could have done better tonight - which, to be fair, was a fair bit, but we've got Birmingham on Sunday at home at Old Trafford, that's a good chance to get back on the horse."

Trent Rockets

Trent Rockets' Rehan Ahmed, speaking to BBC Two: "It has been alright. Nice to get the opportunity with the bat this summer with Leicester and here.

"I don't tend to bowl very well that wickets spin as I overcomplicate it, but it is good to get two wickets.

"I was trying to hit the stumps every ball. David Willey bowled well up front, so it kept us up top.

"I have been training a lot with Jonathan Trott. It is a clear plan. See ball, hit ball.

"We have got a great team. We have all the batting and death bowling."

Soham Sarkhel
CricViz analyst

That is now seven losses in their past eight away games for the Manchester Originals.

Trent Rockets, on the other hand, have won their past five home games.

Shoaib Bashir
England off-spinner on BBC Two

I am glad to see my friend, Rehan Ahmed finish with the winnings runs. I think it is well-deserved.

There's the winning shot!

Rehan Ahmed lifts the ball through the covers to seal their victory.

He finishes with 45 from 35 balls to continue his excellent uptick with the bat this summer.

A last throw of the dice for Originals as Phil Salt checks if Rehan Ahmed has got any glove on the ball as a Scott Currie bouncer flew past his ribs.

He didn't.

Rehan Ahmed takes a single down to long-off to finish Noor Ahmad's evening.

The Originals spinner finishes with 0-27.

Out!

...or maybe not.

Rehan Ahmed smacks Noor Ahmad out to Matty Hurst at cover and the catch is taken.

The batter walks off the field but the batters take a look - Noor is too wide of his crease!

That's a rarity - and two no ball runs for Rockets.

Rehan heads back to the middle, David Willey has to go back to the dug-out - he's welcomed back with laughter and bit of sarcastic applause.

A fourth four for Rehan Ahmed, slog-sweeping Noor Ahmad through backward square and getting over the ropes with one bounce.

Required runs now into single figures.

Carlos Brathwaite
Former West Indies all-rounder on BBC Two

I have enjoyed watching Trent Rockets go about their business. They have kept their foot on the gas all the way through.

Tom Moores starts Rachin Ravindra's final set by crashing the spinner through mid-off for four.

Four singles from the next four balls, Ravindra's done with figures of 1-28.

Noor Ahmad tightens up, going for four singles.

Rockets can easily afford it, although an early finish would be beneficial to their net run-rate.

Trent Rockets

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Trent Rockets coach Peter Moores, speaking to BBC Two: "It is going well at the moment. We bowled really well.

"We have made it hard work for them. It is a wicket which you have to stay positive on."

On his son, Tom Moores' Rockets performance: "Tom is loving it. It shows the speed of sport. He came in from nowhere in the last game.

"I got used to it [watching his son]. The way I do it, I treat them all like my son in some way.

"So pleased for him in the last game as he has worked hard."

Just a single and a wide off the rest of the set, but still a costly set as Rockets surge towards victory.

Ravindra has gone for 1-20 from his 15 balls thus far.

Rockets 73-3published at 48 balls left

48 balls left

26 runs needed

Tom Moores goes big - six and a four!

He heaves Rachin Ravindra's first delivery out through square for a one-bounce four, then sends the ball flying to clear the ropes at mid-wicket.

While he did that his Dad, Rockets coach Peter Moores, was talking to BBC Two and didn't get to see his boundaries.

We'll have highlights at the end of the match, Peter.

Soham Sarkhel
CricViz analyst

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Players to hit 30+ runs and take two or more wickets in a match in the Men's Hundred:

• Sam Curran - four times
• Rehan Ahmed - three times
• Tom Curran - twice
• Liam Livingstone - twice

Tom Moores walks in off the back of a 55 on Saturday.

He gets off the mark with a single to mid-wicket.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Two

That is ridiculous, Phil Salt!

That is something to smile about for the Originals.