Next up is Trent Rockets men v Bimringham Phoenix men. Joe Root and the Rockets just need to avoid a big defeat to ensure they finish second in the table above Northern Superchargers.

That would mean if the eliminator between those two is washed out on Friday, Rockets would go through because of their group-stage position.

If they were to win by 180 runs then they could pip Oval Invincibles at the top but that seems far-fetched.

Either way, join us for that one in 45 minutes.

In the meantime, have a read of Ffion Wynne's match report on Rockets' tight win over Phoenix in the women's competition.

Kieran Parmley
CricViz analyst

Today's win brings the Rockets-Phoenix rivalry to parity, with four wins apiece. Southern Brave vs Welsh Fire is now the only local rivalry in the women's Hundred that isn't evenly split:

• Southern Brave 5-3 Welsh Fire
• Birmingham Phoenix 4-4 Trent Rockets
• London Spirit 4-4 Oval Invincibles
• Manchester Originals 4-4 Northern Superchargers

(All rivalries except Brave v Fire have featured a washout or tie)

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Trent Rockets batter Nat Sciver-Brunt speaking on Sky Sports: "We never had nay doubt. When Kirstie Gordon went out there, she had it covered.

"I would have liked to be there at the end but it wasn't to be. In the three games, I have got runs so it's something to think about going into my innings in future."

On chasing a total: "As a batting group, we have tried to get and stay ahead of the game. Getting out when I did, it could have been stressful but we were ahead by a fair bit."

On struggling with the wicket: "We wanted a better record at home for the fans. The wicket is quite specific and we probably didn't adapt as quickly as we wanted to at the start of the tournament. Waiting for the ball and playing off the back foot to the spin are things we need to think about there."

Thea Brookes
Former Birmingham Phoenix all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

This game could have been dead in the water but the fact that it went to the line has been really good for the game.

The healthy partnership of 40 from 20 balls in the middle really helped Rockets get over the line.

That win means Rockets will finish the tournament in fourth - one place below an eliminator spot.

As long as bottom-placed Welsh Fire don't beat unbeaten Southern Brave tomorrow, Phoenix will end up seventh.

Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Jodi Grewcock got that right out of the screws to finish things off. A consolation win for the Rockets.

Swung over the leg side to finish! That's a good shot from Jodi Grewcock as the tension squeezed.

Trent Rockets finish this year's Hundred with a consolation victory.

Clipped to mid-wicket.

"Four balls left," says the PA announcer just to add to the pressure. Two needed...

One more to the total. Rockets surely can't lose this now?

Em Arlott to bowl the last...

Chipped in the air... safe! They get back to two.

This would be thrilling were it not a dead rubber.

Three more runs needed.

Another dot ball.

Birmingham Phoenix's fielders are in close.

The Rockets still need five more.

Kirstie Gordon tentatively misses her first ball.

Five runs from nine balls to win...

Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

This game is preposterously still alive.

The Rockets' men's players are starting to get ready. They know their female counterparts are almost there.

Megan Schutt will bowl the next five.

The pressure has released now after another couple of Alana King.

Rockets are a six away from victory.

Two more to Alana King. More applause from the Trent Bridge crowd.

That's better from Alana King and Jodi Grewcock, who sprint a two to long-on. It's a appreciated by the home crowd too who break into applause.

10 runs to win.

Kieran Parmley
CricViz analyst

The seven previous meetings between these sides have all gone into the final 10 deliveries of the match.