That's us done for the opening match of this season's Hundred, as London Spirit beat city rivals Oval Invincibles by 17 runs.

Take a read of Sam Drury's report to see how it played out.

We'll be back for the men's fixture at 18:15 BST - grab a quick tea and join us on this page.

London Spirit batter Grace Harris on how much she enjoyed playing today: Really enjoyed it. It was good fun. When you have a wicket like this, you want to cash in as a batter. I loved it out there.

On the key to her hitting power: Genetics maybe? And three gym sessions a week. Your hand speed as well. Your feet don't have to move well but a still base and you can time balls for six with your hands.

On her nutrition: A few burgers in there. I have been living on dumplings since I have been over in England and it seems to be working! No Harris is a small human being, so I will take it.

London Spirit bowler Issy Wong speaking on her team's game plan today: "Keeping it simple. I have been lucky to come into this fantastic group. We are clear on how we want to play our cricket and we are executing our skills.

On how she came back after time off: "A lot of hard work. Some difficult conversations had to be had but I spent the winter working on my skills.

"Credit to the batters for getting such a big total on the board. Having more runs on the board means you have more freedom as a bowler and can express yourself.

On what it is like being with the team: "We have had the busiest few days but I have loved it. There is a mix of people you know and ones you don't. I have a great relationship with the coaching staff as well and I feel really backed."

Oval Invincibles batter Meg Lanning on her team's performance: We were a bit behind and they set a great total. I couldn't get going early on and it was just too slow to get us close to the total.

They didn't give too may loose balls early on so I had to fight to get boundaries. Once I found some tempo, I had some momentum going.

On her message to the team ahead of the next game: There was some good stuff shown today. There are always things to improve on and we had good moments with the ball. We will get better as the tournament goes on. It is nice to get the first game out the way.

On Grace Harris' performance: She is very powerful and makes it look easy. Fair play to her, she was too good.

London Spirit batter Cordelia Griffith speaking after her team's victory: "I am really happy, I was striking it well and it was nice to get it hitting out the middle.

On her partnership with Grace Harris: "We noticed it was a good wicket and hitting straight was the right way. Gracie [Grace Harris] batted so well and it was a pleasure to watch. She's a great character. I am going to tap into her brains as well and get a few tips.

On her performance and scoring 50: "Delighted. I was happy to contribute to the team win. The support and crowd has been unreal as well."

Kieran Parmley
Cricviz analyst

After losing the first three London derbies, London Spirit have now won three, tied one and lost one of the previous five meetings. London is...blue?

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Two

That partnership between Griffith and Harris was just too many runs for the Invincibles to handle.

Issy Wong bowled really nicely and Tara Norris started brilliantly, getting the ball swinging. Spirit looked more on it in the field and got stuck in.

The champions start with a win!

One more single for Paige Scholfield, Jo Gardner can't score from the last two balls of the innings.

A first victory too for Spirit captain Charlie Dean - just three runs from her last set after she conceded 31 from her first 15 balls.

She'll thank Grace Harris' superb 89 from 42 balls for driving her side to the win.

Two singles off Charlie Dean's first two deliveries.

That's the game basically done and dusted.

New batter Jo Gardner takes a single to bring Paige Scholfield on strike.

The England batter hits a four through mid-off as Issy Wong ends her innings - she's taken 2-26 from her 20 balls.

21 needed off the last set - it's going to be Charlie Dean to bowl it.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Two

A bridge too far for Meg Lanning. Just not getting the timing on it and a comfortable catch.

You feel like that is it now for the Invincibles but what a knock.

Kieran Parmley
Cricviz analyst

We've now had a women's competition record 15 sixes hit across both innings of this match - the previous highest was 10 (Fire vs Rockets, 2023).

Invincibles 150-3published at 10 balls left

10 balls left

27 runs needed

Six more!

Lanning scythes Gray past point for her second rope clearance of the set.

She's now on 85 from 50 balls, having hit four consecutive boundaries.

Eva Gray has been expensive today - she's gone for 0-43 off her 15 balls, albeit 21 of those runs came off the last five deliveries.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Two

Meg Lanning still fancies this; she is seeing this ball like a beach ball. Anything outside the off-stump, she is so good at.

A couple more boundaries from the Invincibles and it's on.

Invincibles 144-3published at 11 balls left

11 balls left

33 runs needed

Bang, bang, bang!

Three consecutive boundaries for Meg Lanning off Eva Gray, a six over long-on and two fours through mid-wicket and point.

Can the veteran Australian drag her side back into contention?

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Two

This is Meg Lanning's highest score in the Hundred now, she is moving along nicely.

14 sixes have been hit in this game which is more than any other women's game in the Hundred.

A quieter remainder of the set, just three singles from it.

Over three runs a ball required from here.

Invincibles 126-3published at 19 balls left

19 balls left

51 runs needed

Tonked over long-off!

Meg Lanning smacks her compatriot Charli Knott for six, with the ball landing just over the ropes.

New batter Paige Scholfield takes a single into the covers from her first delivery, before Meg Lanning adds four with a big edge that runs away to the ropes.