Welsh Fire's Tom Kohler-Cadmore speaking on the player mic on BBC Two: "That Tawanda Muyeye wicket was hugely important. Muyeye was playing amazing. To get him out means hopefully we can get a couple more and really slow them down. They got off to a fast start."

On the pitch: "I think it’s a very good wicket. The shots they've played have been really good. It will be very important to restrict them in these next 20 or 30 balls."

On any worry from the bowlers: "We’re a little bit worried about the short side. Hitting the pitch hard is definitely the play. When everyone is over pitched, they’ve gone for four or six. It’s key to make sure we’re smashing the hard length."

Carlos Brathwaite
Former West Indies all-rounder on BBC Two

When you drop a catch like that and you touch your face, you are hoping your sunglasses aren't there so you actually have an excuse.

That was a big mistake.

Ajeet Singh Dale returns after conceding 15 in his first set. But this one is much better from the debutant.

Some terrible fielding from Stephen Eskinazi near the rope gifts a boundary to Sam Curran, with only two runs coming in the rest of the set.

The Fire fielder will blame the sun for that one.

New batter Sam Curran opens his account as he opens the face of his bat to guide Matt Henry's penultimate ball to the third for a boundary.

With two new batters in the middle, Fire will hope they can now stem the flow of runs here more efficiently.

Alex Hartley
Former England fast bowler on BBC Two

The impressive thing about Chris Green is that he makes these catches look so easy. He covers so much ground so quickly. That ball goes miles in the air. That's a really really tough catch and he's made it look like bread and butter.

Jordan Cox is off the mark in style as he drives through the cover and into the boundary from Paul Walter, who has returned to the attack.

Eight runs come off that over, including one from overthrow.

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Alex Hartley
Former England fast bowler on BBC Two

I'm interested in the conversations between Jonny Bairstow and Steve Smith. You've got Bairstow, who hasn't captained for a while and Smith who's captained a lot.

Jordan Cox is the new batter in for Invincibles and he negotiates his first ball from Saif Zaib.

Carlos Brathwaite
Former West Indies all-rounder on BBC Two

Tawanda Muyeye will be so upset with that. He's been in such good form. They say don't waste your good form. It was attractive and good whilst it lasted.

He's absolutely enraged with himself. He knew he had so much more to give.

Ben Jones
CricViz analyst

Oval Invincibles' opening pair has delivered again. They average 70 batting together, striking at almost 200 - no Hundred opening partnership can match their average and strike-rate combined.

Or, to put it another way, they're the 11th most prolific opening pair in the Hundred's history, and this is their fourth partnership

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Two

It's like Tawanda Muyeye has a trampoline on the middle of his bat. He is flying.

Chris Green's first set goes for 10 runs as Invincibles continue their onslaught.

Tawanda Muyeye and Will Jacks pick up a boundary each from it.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Two

Chris Green is so meticulous with how he wants his field. He's got quite a job on his hands.

Some spin from Chris Green now.

Could this bring a change in fortunes for Fire?

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Two

Destructive stuff from the Invincibles.

Paul Walter into the attack for Fire.

And it's a quieter over as he restricts Invincibles to six runs.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC iPlayer

The Oval Invincibles off to a brilliant start with the power of Will Jacks and the elegant play of Tawanda Muyeye.

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Fire will be happy to see the back of the powerplay.

Another boundary comes from Matt Henry's final set before the fielding restrictions are lifted - 15 runs coming off it.