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. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport at Lord’s

    Massive from Stirling. That wasn't far off hitting Old Father Time on the top of the stand.

  2. Brave 15-0

    Apart from those two sixes, Dillon Pennington throws down three dot balls.

    There have been six in the first 10. That's pretty good.

  3. Alex Hartley
    Manchester Originals bowler on BBC Sounds

    That ball just nearly landed on my head. I thought I was going to wear that one then.

  4. 6 runs

    Brave 15-0

    HELLO!

    Paul Stirling is never one to be outdone! He pulls Dillon Pellington over square leg for six.

    It almost hits poor Alex Hartley on the head!

    Stirling hits Pellington for six

  5. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Two

    That is cheeky and classy from De Kock. Fantastic.

  6. 6 runs

    Brave 8-0

    Quinton de Kock, hello! Welcome to Lord's and welcome to the Hundred final.

    He gets down low, reads the fuller delivery from Dillon Pennington, and ramps over short fine leg for six.

    Superb.

  7. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Two

    A really good set of five. You've come to expect that from Adam Milne.

  8. Brave 2-0

    Adam Milne hurries Paul Stirling for pace, and the Irish opener can only miscue it for a single.

    Milne finishes with another dot ball. He's loved them throughout this tournament.

  9. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Two

    Stirling has one school of thought in the powerplays - boundaries.

  10. Brave 1-0

    Quinton de Kock is up and running with a flick into deep square leg.

    Adam Milne was straight around the wicket to De Kock, looking to cramp him for room.

  11. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Two

    He's so skilful with lots of slower balls.

  12. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Two

    Adam Milne has been fantastic in this tournament, both at the start of the innings and the end.

  13. Adam Milne will get us going - he's been brilliant for Birmingham Phoenix and extremely economical.

    Off we go.

  14. Neither Quinton de Kock and Paul Stirling will go home wandering. Expect them to play their shots from the get go.

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  15. Opening batter: Paul Stirling

    Paul StirlingBBC Sport

  16. Opening batter: Quinton de Kock

    Quinton De KockBBC/ECB

  17. The players are making their way out to the middle.

    Here's a reminder of the two teams. Keep your fingers crossed for an absolute cracker.

    Birmingham Phoenix team against Southern Brave in the Hundred men's finalBBC Sport
    Southern Brave team against Birmingham Phoenix in the Hundred men's finalBBC Sport

  18. Here's the moment that Oval Invincibles wrote themselves themselves into the history books by becoming The Hundred women's champions...

  19. There is less than 10 minutes until the men's final gets under way. Excitement is building at a jam-packed Lord's.

    Our pizza has just arrived too, so excitement is sky high at BBC Sport HQ.

  20. Birmingham Phoenix captain Moeen Ali: "It's a really big game for us. We deserve to be here. We've got a mix of young and experienced players like Imran Tahir and Liam Livingstone.

    "We're looking forward to the occasion but we're going to make sure we all enjoy it.

    "It would mean a lot to lift the trophy, for all the coaches that have helped us through the tournament, and it would be a great experience for the young players.

    "It's not particularly easy to go from Test cricket to The Hundred but I think it's a mindset thing and I feel confident that I can do that."