Invincibles 67-4published at Ball 49

Ball 49

Wallop! A six for Billings square of the wicket, on the leg side.

Oval Invincibles are struggling now, but they got off to a flier thanks to Sam Curran's very brief stay at the crease. He wasn't for hanging around!

The technology shows there was no sound detected as the ball passed the bat, indicating there was no edge. The umpire reverses his decision.

Has Billings edged the ball into the hands of Jos Buttler behind the stumps? Bowler Matt Parkinson is convinced and the umpire raises his finger to signal out.

Billings doesn't think he's hit it, so we go to the TV umpire.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Two

You feel like there's a big shot coming.

Steven Finn is an experienced cricketer who has played for England in all formats. He is frustrating the Invincibles at the moment.

Meanwhile, I'm no style guru but I can barely hear the commentary over the loudness of James Anderson's shirt. A lot of stripes. But he's pulling it off, to be fair.

James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Two

I'd like to thank the team for putting me right next to the flamethrowers. I think they've burned my eyebrows off.

Alex and Tom are no relation, by the way!

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Two

I don't know what's happened because Tom Hartley doesn't wear the number 65 for Lancashire. I think he might have picked up my kit by mistake!

Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Two

Colin Ingram likes to use an axe and chop wood as a way to build some of his power.

Ingram is another quality batter. Invincibles have some real quality in their team!

Another leg-spinner is introduced to the bowling attack as Calvin Harrison has a bowl. I have to be honest, I don't know much about him. But he bowls a nice, tight line and limits Invincibles from finding the boundaries.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at The Oval

I’ve moved to the back of one of the stands. It’s definitely an older crowd than last night but there are still plenty of kids here. Lots of 20-somethings too.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Two

Matt Parkinson bowls quite slowly and he's not scared of giving it some flight - so looping it up a bit over the batsman's eyeline. It will be interesting to see how the Oval Invincibles play him.

Invincbles 48-3published at Ball 32

Ball 32

Leg-spinner Matt Parkinson is the new bowler and Will Jacks launches him to the offside, the ball sails about a foot or two over the head of the fielder for six.

Brathwaite concedes seven runs from his five balls, which is decent going in this format.

James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Two

The Originals will be delighted with this start. The three wickets in the powerplay could be crucial.

Carlos Brathwaite is a fine TV pundit, a brilliant cricketer and a proper cool geezer.

With a gold chain dangling off his neck, the West Indies star bowls to Will Jacks who drills it back past the bowler. It's in the air but it's hit with such power that Brathwaite can't even get his hand on it. Four.

The Hundred is so much more than just cricket, it's also the biggest collaboration between music and sport ever seen in the United Kingdom

As well as live big-name acts, there is live music at all 68 games in the competition coming from the resident Hundred DJs, who are also part of BBC Music's Introducing scheme

The Hundred has also partnered up with BBC Introducing to give you local music from artists in each of the eight cities.

In fact, each team will have their own 'Match Tracks' for you to bop your head along too and interviews with the musicians performing at The Hundred.

Here is the Oval Invincibles Match Track.

And this is the Manchester Originals Match Track.