What a day. Wins for Manchester Originals women and Oval Invincibles men and a double for London Spirit over Welsh Fire.

You can read reports from Saturday's action in the men's Hundred here

And in the women's Hundred here.

The cricket continues on Sunday with another pair of double headers as Southern Brave take on Birmingham Phoenix and Trent Rockets host Northern Superchargers.

You can hear radio commentary of Southern Brave v Birmingham Phoenix in the women's competition on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra, BBC Sounds and the BBC Sport website and app from 10:55 BST.

We'll be back at 14:15 BST with full live text coverage of Southern Brave v Birmingham Phoenix in the men's Hundred, with updates from Trent Rockets v Northern Superchargers women.

See you soon!

Here's a reminder of everything which has happened in the Hundred on Saturday:

Women's Hundred

Manchester Originals (139-6) beat Oval Invincibles (137-3) by two runs

London Spirit (124) beat Welsh Fire (122-5) by two runs

Men's Hundred

Oval Invincibles (129-1) beat Manchester Originals (128) by nine wickets

London Spirit (163-5) beat Welsh Fire (155-6) by eight runs

London Spirit opener David Warner speaking to BBC Sport: "Getting the first win on the board, we are pumped. We looked in control but the way Jonny [Bairstow] hung in there with Chris Green, credit to them. But our bowlers held their nerve.

"That will give a huge boost to the group and we have to go to Manchester now with some positives."

On his innings: "Once I got a bit of rhythm I was okay. I tried to be positive and build a partnership with Kane [Williamson], that's why we changed the order. The connection with the guys in the middle made my job easier too."

On whether he gets nervous coming to new franchises: "A little bit but more the expectation of you as an overseas player. At Lord's, I didn't know what to expect and no one said anything when I walked by. I got some stick on the boundary but it was good fun."

London Spirit captain Kane Williamson speaking to BBC Sport: "A great game of cricket. Runs were more free-flowing at the end but to start the way we did with the ball was great.

"Jonny [Bairstow] played an outstanding knock but great for us to hold our nerve with the ball.

"They played some outstanding shots and you try to stay calm. They cleared some big boundaries but we still tried to make them take the tough option."

Welsh Fire opener Jonny Bairstow speaking to BBC Sport: "We got close. That is how it is with the shorter formats of the game. We didn't get over the line and there are many things you can look back on. But to fall nine short is disappointing.

"You have a short end here at Cardiff and the ball can fly. There was some wind as well. With losing early wickets, we knew we had to elongate the game. Greeny [Chris Green] played a key knock too and we tried to pull something special off."

On the team: "We have a really great group of guys. We need to be a bit more consistent but as a group of guys we are very talented. We just need some momentum."

On the fans: "They are very passionate, like the Yorkies!"

On playing internationally: "If that comes, it comes. It is doubtful judging by the fact that I haven't heard too much. "

Welsh Fire all-rounder Chris Green speaking to BBC Sport: "That was probably more fun to watch off the field than on. Jonny [Bairstow] and I had a really special innings and we felt like we were in it until the end. Nine runs short was a very good effort from where we were.

"Anytime you lose three wickets in the powerplay it is really hard work. If you can hang in there and put pressure on then you have a chance. But full credit to London Spirit, they were the better team today.

"I had a lot of fun and I feel in good nick with the bat. When you get hit for sixes, you have to get a few of your own back.

"For two games, we haven't been at our best. When you are behind and come back it starts to build confidence and that's good for me and Jonny. One extra partnership and we would have been in that."

Ravi Bopara
Former England all-rounder on BBC Two

It was a brilliant innings to watch. Some of the biggest sixes of the day. It really was a special innings.

You can't take anything away from them, but some of the bowling from Spirit, getting those early wickets, that's where they won the game.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Two

Jonny Bairstow led the Fire back with some brilliant clean hitting. The Spirit seamers will be relieved they made it over the line.

If they lost it from there it could have been catastrophic for their tournament. What a cracking game of cricket.

Kieran Parmley
Cricviz analyst

That's now four wins and 12 losses for Welsh Fire at home in the men's Hundred - no side across both the men's and women's competitions has a lower win percentage at home.

Another dot ball from Luke Wood. London Spirit get over the line. They have their first win in this year's competition.

Aatif Nawaz
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Two

It is now mathematically impossible for Welsh Fire to win this. Unless there are extras.

Fire 155-6published at 1 ball

1 ball

Need 9 runs to win

Six for Jonny Bairstow over mid-wicket. But it's too late.

Jonny Bairstow mis-times his shot and can only run two.

Two sensible balls from Luke Wood will seal the deal for London Spirit.

Straight to the fielder again. Another dot ball.

17 off three.

Aatif Nawaz
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Two

A dot ball is as good as gold for London Spirit at the moment.

Straight to mid-off. Dot ball.

Chris Green heaves a full toss square and takes a single.

Jonny Bairstow, on 78 (45), will be on strike for the final set, bowled by Luke Wood.

Chris Green is struck on the helmet by Jamie Overton. The ball drops towards his stumps and the batter kicks it to safety.

There'll be a concussion check.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Two

A boundary in the next two and you'd think Fire will be the favourites.

Jonny Bairstow takes a single. He clearly trusts Chris Green.

18 needed off seven balls. Head coach Mike Hussey is stifling a grin on the sidelines.