Live Reporting

by Ffion Wynne & Jonty Colman

  1. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Two

    The crowd was like the long jump there, everyone clapping.

  2. Invincibles 146-8

    Two balls to go and the runs have dried up.

    Adam Zampa and Nathan Sowter are the two batters, who are just running up anything they can, regardless of whether there's bat on ball or not.

  3. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Two

    Great bit of bowling from Tymal Mills. Look at that, 62mph, pace off. Fantastic slower delivery, through the shot, toe of the bat, comfortable catch. It's bubbling up nicely here.

  4. wicket

    WICKET

    Lammonby c Jordan b Mills 16 (Invincibles 144-8)

    Another wicket for Tymal Mills.

    With Tom Curran gone, Tom Lammonby was realistically, the Oval Invincibles' last hope of some big late runs.

    Another batter who holes out as Mills offers the slower ball and Chris Jordan takes the catch at mid-off.

    Chris Jordan of Southern Brave catches Tom Lammonby of Oval InvinciblesGetty Images

  5. Laurie Evans
    Southern Brave fielder on Player Mic on BBC Two

    It's unbelievable. Did you see the celebration? The nodding of the head? Unbelievable. Tom Curran's dangerous and he loves the big show. He's played brilliantly, yeah.

  6. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Two

    What a catch. Really good grab. Coles with a diving catch, coming forward. He had to run in about 20 yards and he gets his balance.

    Southern Brave's James Coles catches out Oval Invincibles' Tom CurranPA Media
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    WICKET

    T Curran c Coles b Archer 24 (Invincibles 136-7)

    Six and out!

    Tom Curran looks to go big again, but does not middle it. James Coles runs in off the boundary and takes the catch excellently.

    A great catch to end a short, but fun, innings from Tom Curran.

  8. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on BBC Two

    That is incredible, incredible from Tom Curran. He sets himself up to hit on the leg side. How he's lofted that where he has. That is outrageous.

  9. 6 runs

    Invincibles 136-6

    Shot of the day, if not the tournament from Tom Curran.

    After a no-ball from Jofra Archer, the bowler responds with one wide of off stump with a free hit.

    Curran spots it late, but somehow gets enough bat to send the ball through the offside and for six.

    Ridiculous shot.

  10. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Two

    'OH YEAH!', it says [on screen]. That's just what the Invincibles need, a bit of momentum for these last 12 deliveries. He's enjoying it, that's six.

  11. 6 runs

    Invincibles 128-6

    Six from Tom Curran!

    Jofra Archer goes short and Curran does not need to think twice about what he's doing with that ball, slashed through the leg side and over the rope.

    He's going for it in the final, once again!

    Tom Curran of Oval Invincibles batting during The Hundred Final match between Oval Invincibles Men and Southern Brave MenGetty Images

  12. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Two

    This already will be the highest chase for any final, men's and women's...

  13. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on BBC Two

    Great shot from Tom Curran. You can just see how calm he looks out in the middle but there, he just opens the face of the bat. He was brilliant in last year's final and they're going to need him here again today.

  14. Invincibles 119-6

    An 11-run set there from the Oval Invincibles, with Tom Curran showing good signs of acceleration.

    Jofra Archer is in next for his final set.

  15. Invincibles 118-6

    Another throw of the hands from Tom Curran. Clever.

    He opened the face of the bat up and splits the fielders at point and gully to add four more.

  16. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Two

    It's going to go to the boundary, that's a lovely one to get for Curran from Chris Jordan, leg stump half-volley.

    67 in last year's final, he likes the big stage does Tom Curran, as does his brother Sam.

  17. Invincibles 112-6

    A clever little flick from Tom Curran to find four off Chris Jordan's first ball.

    The delivery strays on leg stump and Curran guides that on its way to the leg-side boundary.

    A good show of intent.

    Oval Invincibles' Tom Curran batting during The Hundred Men's FinalPA Media

  18. Invincibles 108-6

    After losing four wickets in their last 13 balls, Oval Invincibles opt to take a strategic timeout with 20 balls remaining.

    Tom Lammonby and Tom Curran are the men in the middle and the Invincibles need both to really put the hammer down in order to post Southern Brave a tough target to chase.

  19. Invincibles 106-6

    Tom Lammonby is the next batter in and needs just one ball to pick up his first boundary.

    Thumped past wicketkeeper Alex Davies for four.

  20. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on BBC Two

    Alex Davies there telling everybody to back off. Mouth open? It's almost like he was trying to eat it but a simple catch for a wicketkeeper and good communication from him behind the stumps.

    Southern Brave's Alex Davies (left) catches out Oval Invincibles' Jordan CoxPA Media