And breathe!

That was fun, and we get to do it all again tomorrow. The women's final takes place at 14:15 BST between Welsh Fire and London Spirit, before the men's final at 18:00 BST between Oval Invincibles and Southern Brave.

Both games are live on BBC Two, BBC 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds, and we'll have live text coverage for you here on the BBC Sport website and app.

If you missed any of today's action, Sam Drury has got you covered from The Oval. Read the report from the women's Eliminator here, and the men's Eliminator here.

Join us then - we're in for another cracking day!

Jofra Archer speaking to Sky Sports on tonight's victory: "Just relief to be honest. I thought I gave it away, second last over against Livi."

On clarity during super five: "Yeah, I feel you just got to commit to it. Some days it happens for you and some days it doesn’t and I’m just glad that today was one of those days it worked for me."

Any energy left?: Yeah, absolutely, I think we got 11 match winners and the guys that are not in the 11, they are match winners themselves, so the team has so much talent it doesn’t matter what team we put out there, I back the guys all the way.

Plans tonight?: Probably the compression boots, lots of physio and maybe some meds.

Jofra Archer is named Match Hero for his bowling heroics.

He took 1-29 in the main game, and then only conceded seven in the Super Five.

Melissa Story
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It was pretty thrilling in the end!

Southern Brave will be breathing a deep sigh of relief there because, at some stages, they really didn't deserve to be progressing through to this final. They will know they can take on the Oval Invincibles with their line-up and star power.

It had everything!

Throughout Phoenix's chase of 127, the momentum shifted throughout as both teams went through phases of domination.

Southern Brave squeezed in the middle, Liam Livingstone then dragged things back for Phoenix with his half-century before a baffling final five balls from Akeal Hosein.

With 11 needed, his first ball conceded eight (no-ball, six) but then he removed Livingstone, and defended three from three balls to take it to the Super Five!

Phoenix will be gutted. They threw that away.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It is quite remarkable, isn't it? The fact that Birmingham Phoenix have thrown it away, from the position they found themselves in, will have been a devastating blow towards the end of the normal game.

It looks as though they had carried that through onto the Super 5. They played well in this tournament but they faltered at the final hurdle.

Clubbed for four!

Chris Jordan steers Southern Brave home in style. They will meet the Oval Invincibles in tomorrow's final at Lord's.

What a game! It came right down to the wire.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It's Southern Brave's to lose now...

Good running!

Kieron Pollard sprints home for two, and Brave need one from two balls.

Oh!

Just edged past the stumps for four. Chris Jordan gets lucky and Adam Milne grimaces.

Brave are nearly there.

Yorker, scampered single, hesitation... and Duckett throws to the wrong end!

Chaos.

That should've been out.

Here we go, then!

Kieron Pollard and Chris Jordan are in the middle for Southern Brave.

Eight is their target. Adam Milne is the man tasked with defending it for Phoenix.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

There is still a long way to go but Birmingham Phoenix had it in their hands.

They needed three runs from five deliveries and they tied the game - remarkable.

Jacob Bethell is run out coming back for the second.

An exhibition in death bowling from Jofra Archer there.

Southern Brave need eight runs from five balls to reach the final.

Jofra Archer nails the wide yorker.

Another single.

Class.

Just the single.

Jacob Bethell starts well, clubbing four runs through the leg side.

Jofra Archer has the ball in hand.

I think he's been in a situation like this before, right...?

Well, Liam Livingstone is back out there for Phoenix, unsurprisingly. He's got Jamie Smith for company.

Livingstone was seeing it pretty well in his 55 earlier. He got out with just three runs needed to win, so he'll be itching to put things right now.