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Live Reporting

Ffion Wynne and Kal Sajad

All times stated are UK

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    Matthew Henry

    BBC Sport at The Oval

    Last night was pretty much the perfect night for organisers. It was a great game and a impressive crowd full of kids.

    The expectation is tonight’s crowd will be closer to that of a normal Blast game - older and male dominated- but there are still plenty of youngsters here.

    I’ve spotted lots of replica shirts too.

  2. BreakingOriginals win the toss and will bowl first

    It's first blood to Jos Buttler as Manchester Originals win the toss and will bowl first. We'll bring you the teams shortly.

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    James Anderson

    England bowler on BBC Two

    The atmosphere last night was incredible. There were so many families, so many kids, it was unlike anything I've played in front of before.

    Fans
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    Missed yesterday's brilliant game? Don't worry, we've got you covered.

    Here are some of the best moments...

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    Tie-dye t-shirt? Electric scooter? Tom Curran is loving life.

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    Matthew Henry

    BBC Sport at The Oval

    I have a story for you all...

    This morning I went for an walk in the sunshine from our hotel. I was casually strolling through Battersea Park when a man whizzed past me in a tie-dye t-shirt on an electric scooter.

    Who was it? Only Mr Tom Curran.

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    Our BBC Two coverage has started!

    And it's a scorcher in London, 27 degrees - a fine evening for cricket.

  8. Tailenders' guide to cricket

    Still don't get it? Maybe these three chaps can help.

    Individually, we have England's greatest ever bowler, a BBC Radio 1 DJ and a former indie rock band guitarist.

    Collectively, they are presenters of the popular Tailenders cricket podcast.

    Here's James Anderson, Greg James and Felix White to explain more about The Hundred...

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    Video caption: Greg James, Felix White and Jimmy Anderson's guide to the Hundred
  9. What's The Hundred all about?

    Whether you're a diehard fan or a newbie to the sport, The Hundred is a new format of cricket but it's pretty easy to understand.

    There are eight city-based teams - London Spirit, Oval Invincibles, Southern Brave, Welsh Fire, Birmingham Phoenix, Trent Rockets, Manchester Originals and Northern Superchargers - with each having picked two squads of 15 domestic and international players - one men's and one women's.

    Each team will bat for 100 balls and attempt to score as many runs as possible.

    The biggest change to current forms of cricket is each 100-ball innings is essentially split into 20 five-ball overs.

    The Hundred teams
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    Good evening!

    After Invincibles narrowly beat Originals last night, this evening the men's competition kicks off as the same two teams meet again at The Oval in London.

    We'll have live TV coverage from BBC Two which starts at 18:00 (BST), radio commentary, live text and in-play clips.

    Sam Billings and Jos Buttler
    Image caption: England's Sam Billings (left) will captain Oval Invincibles with his international team-mate Jos Buttler leading Manchester Originals
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    The most watched women's cricket match ever televised on the BBC - tick.

    The largest ever crowd for a domestic women's match - tick.

    A thrilling game which went down to the wire - tick.

    In the first ever Hundred game yesterday, Oval Invincibes and Manchester Originals did not disappoint.

    The crowd at the Kia Oval in the opening fixture of The Hundred
    The crowd at the Kia Oval in the opening fixture of The Hundred
    Oval Invincibles celebrate beating Manchester Originals