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. The players are making their way back out, Dane van Niekerk sharing some last-minute words of wisdom with her team in a huddle.

    Here we go!

  2. Perhaps not, looking at these numbers.

    The Oval Invincibles have made the most catches (40) and have the highest catch success rate (82%) of any team in the women’s edition of The Hundred so far.

    And on that note, why don't we take a look at Tash Farrant's grab from yesterday that kickstarted Birmingham Phoenix's collapse and secured Invincibles' place in the final?

    'Catch of the tournament!' - Spectacular diving catch by Farrant

  3. The conditions for play are ... not great. It has been raining, but the umpires kept them out there to keep the game going.

    It showed with this drop from Sophia Dunkley that the ball is slippery and not easy for fielding. Will that impact the Invincibles as well?

  4. Alex Hartley
    Manchester Originals bowler on BBC Two

    I think it's a competitive total. They got off to a slow start but a couple of good partnerships was the key. Invincibles have a brilliant bowling attack, possibly the best in the competition, so they have a great chance.

  5. Thanks, Kal!

    So, 122 for the Southern Brave to chase to become the first ever winners of The Hundred women's competition. Or can Invincibles defend it?

    I think we could be in for a thriller!

  6. After all the blood, sweat and tears - it comes down to the final 100 balls.

    Southern Brave need 122 runs to beat Oval Invicibles in the final of the women's competition.

    Taking you through to the end of this game is Ffion Wynne.

  7. Alison Mitchell
    Commentator on BBC Two

    The ball has followed Maia Bouchier in the field today, and she finally gets a simple one!

  8. wicket

    WICKET

    Villiers c Bouchier b Shrubsole 13 (Invincibles 121-5)

    She hits it high but not far enough! And Maia Bouchier, who has been in the action a fair bit in the field, takes a good catch at long-on.

  9. Invincibles 121-5

    Gardner takes the single. Now then, one ball left. What can Villiers do here?

  10. Invincibles 120-5

    Villiers clears the inner field but it's just the single.

  11. Invincibles 119-5

    It's Anya Shrubsole to bowl the final five. Four from her first two delivery, courtesy of a misfield.

  12. Invincibles 115-5

    A dot ball and a single. A very good comeback from Morris having been hit for consecutive fours.

  13. New batter: Jo Gardner

    Jo GardnerBBC Sport

  14. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Two

    But it's been an impressive innings - given the Invincibles a bit of momentum.

  15. Alison Mitchell
    Commentator on BBC Two

    Southern Brave needed that wicket. Marizanne Kapp can really hurt you at the end of an innings.

  16. wicket

    WICKET

    Kapp c Wellington b Morris 26 (Invincibles 114-5)

    One swing too many! Marizanne Kapp slices it up towards point and is caught easily by Wellington.

  17. Invincibles 114-4

    Kapp finds the boundary again! Back down the ground!

  18. Incincbles 110-4

    Morris bowls.

    It's another brilliant Kapp sweep for four! Nine more of those will do nicely for Invincibles.

  19. Invincibles 106-4

    Edged and four! Villiers is off the mark with a boundary first ball.

    Wait, make that back-to-back boundaries as she smashes Bell through the leg side.

    The seamer then nearly takes her third wicket, the ball just falling short of the fielder at mid-off.

    10 balls to goBBC Sport

  20. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Two

    Mady Villiers is one of my favourite players. Can she pick up where Capsey left off?