Summary

  • Southern Brave win men's Hundred - beating Birmingham Phoenix in final

  • Livingstone smashes 46 off 19 before being run out by David's throw from the boundary

  • Whiteley clubs 44 off 19 balls at end to propel Brave to 168-5

  • Stirling hammers 61 for Brave, who are put into bat by Phoenix

  • Oval Invincibles first ever winners of women's Hundred

  • Southern Brave blown away in Lord's drizzle - slipping to 29-7 & 73 all out in chase of 122

Live Reporting

Kal Sajad, Ffion Wynne and Callum Matthews

  1. Invincibles

    For the past month we’ve been treated to big hits, canny bowling, slick fielding and pure entertainment.

    The first ever Hundred tournament is done and dusted. Here are Matt Henry's reports of both finals as the Oval Invincibles win the women’s title and Southern Brave are the men’s champions.

    You can also find out who made the team of the tournament for both the men's and women's competitions.

    Thank you for joining us! Goodnight.

    Brave

    Southern Brave beat Birmingham Phoenix to win men's title

  2. From the press box

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  3. 'Mahela said we'd win the tournament after opening two defeats'

    Southern Brave's Tymal Mills: "I'm really pleased. We had to do it a different way, with setting and then defending but Ross Whiteley and Paul Stirling did a great job with the bat, they gave us a target that we could defend. We were confident that we could win, Mahela [Jayawardene] said we'd win after we lost our first two games, and I don't think anyone believed him, but he was correct.

    "We've got a good group. You've got to give credit to the people for picking the team together two years ago - they did a brilliant job. we've got an experienced squad and it is just a case of them executing."

  4. Birmingham Phoenix's Liam Livingstone: "It's pretty hard to take. For me, that's definitely not the way you want to get out in a final.

    "But we got beaten by the better team in the end.

    "We can accept that, but we can be pleased with how we've played during the tournament and we've had a great time.

    "I don't know what it is that's making me play well but I'm just enjoying it. I've been travelling the world for the past few years and just keep working on my game, but I just hope it can continue!

    "I just try to keep things simple and swing as hard as I can!

    "But I've really enjoyed the tournament. We didn't know what to expect at the start but the fans have been brilliant and to see so many kids here, that's what we want."

  5. From the press box

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  6. 'They were better in all three facets'

    Moeen Ali on BBC Two: "We 100% believed we could do it, but we did think they had 15-20 too many. We didn't bowl that well at the end. Paul Stirling was outstanding, and we got the two big wickets early. In all three facets I thought they were better than us, but I'm really proud of the team. I thought Liam Livingstone was outstanding tonight. I was backing up, thinking he was going to smash one at me. I genuinely think he could become one of the best in the world.

    "We almost stumbled on a good team. The inexperience probably lost it for us in the end.

    "Imran Tahir showed a lot of fight, and he is a matchwinner, but at that age to keep going is amazing."

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  8. Southern Brave captain James Vince: "Tim David's run out definitely wasn't a fluke, he's been working on it!

    "No, in all fairness it's probably the only way you can get Liam Livingstone out at the moment.

    "He is tough to stop at the minute, but we knew that we had runs on the board and we were just hoping for a chance at some point. He and Mo together are a daunting pair to bowl at.

    "The atmosphere has been amazing, it has been through the whole tournament. It's been fantastic to be a part of and to play in a final at Lord's on a Saturday night, it doesn't get that much better than that.

    "It's been a real team effort and different people have turned up on different occasions. It was Paul Stirling and Ross Whiteley tonight, to get us runs on the board that made the difference."

  9. Let's hear from the winning skipper...

  10. From the press box

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  11. Carlos Brathwaite
    West Indies all-rounder on BBC Two

    Southern Brave needed a whole leadership pattern when Liam Livingstone has teeing off and they have that with Chris Jordan as the vice captain, and as the leader of the bowling attack.

    You have to give credit to Jordan, James Vince and Mahela Jayawardene. It was a complete team effort, and everyone who stepped in stood up throughout the tournament.

  12. Southern Brave are lined up in front of The Hundred trophy - which is huge!

    James Vince walks over, uses his upper body strength and lifts it high above his head.

    Fireworks light up the Lord's sky!

  13. Ravi Bopara
    Former Essex and England all-rounder on BBC Two

    Can you imagine that this side still could've had Jofra Archer in it?

  14. 'It has been a fantastic spectacle'

    Carlos Brathwaite
    West Indies all-rounder on BBC Two

    It was a fantastic performance by Southern Brave. It was a fitting occasion for the final, with lesser restrictions and families out. It has been a privilege to be part of a fantastic spectacle and the game on the field did it justice.

  15. A game-changing moment...

    Livingstone run out by extraordinary David direct hit

  16. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Two

    Liam Livingstone was on his way to doing something special, but that run out just shows how one piece of brilliance can change a game so quickly.

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  17. Time for some awards...

    Paul Stirling has been voted today's match hero for his 61 off 36 balls.

    And Liam Livingstone ends the competition as The Hundred's Most Valuable Player.

    Can't argue with either of those.

    Southern Brave's Paul Stirling hits six sixes against Birmingham Phoenix

  18. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Two

    It was a great team performance. It's the bowling attack for me, though, that's been the biggest difference.

  19. champagne moment

    CHAMPIONS - SOUTHERN BRAVE
    Breaking

    Beat Birmingham Phoenix by 34 runs

    History made!

    Southern Brave become the first ever winners of the men's Hundred!

    BRAVE

  20. From the press box

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