Back-to-back sixes see Oval Invincibles to victory over Welsh Fire

1. Evans hits back-to-back sixes to win it for hosts after Billings anchored run-chase
2. Fire 121-7 - Duckett 65 (52), T Curran 3-29
3. Cobb run out at non-striker's end in unusual fashion

That's all from us tonight. Do join us tomorrow for more action in The Hundred.

Want to read more? Follow the links below for further detail on both of today's games.

• Taylor sparkles and George takes excellent catch as Fire beat Invincibles
• Billings leads Invincibles to victory in men's competition

Who is playing tomorrow?

The Hundred action doesn't stop.

Tomorrow there is another double header with London Spirit hosting Northern Superchargers in the men's and women's competitions.

Eoin Morgan's Spirit are still hunting their first win.

These were the two moments of the day for me...

'I'm proud of the lads'

Welsh Fire captain Ben Duckett, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was an amazing evening. The crowd was insane. What a place to play but we are obviously gutted we didn't get there in the end.

"We were definitely short [with the bat]. There was never any momentum.

"I am so proud of the lads to fight until the end and to take it that close when we were probably 25 below par."

Sam Billings looks thoroughly delighted with that win. He takes the Match Hero award for his unbeaten 40 from 34 balls.

Oval Invincibles captain Sam Billings: "The bowlers did well in the last game and showed their class again tonight to restrict them on a decent pitch."

Oval Invincibles are up to third in the table with that win.

They're a point off Trent Rockets who are top at the halfway stage.

BreakingOVAL INVINCIBLES WIN BY SIX WICKETS

Laurie Evans wins it with a six!

Delight for the home crowd. There were a nervy moments in the middle but skipper Sam Billings and Laurie Evans see the Oval Invincibles to victory relatively comfortably.

Chris Green

Middlesex all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

After talking about the close finish the crowd was after, this could end much quicker than we anticipated off the bat of Laurie Evans.

Invincibles 119-4

Six!

Easy peasy for the Invincibles now. Three runs are needed with eight balls to do it.

Invincibles 113-4

Four from Evans! That should be it.

Nine runs to win now.

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Henry Moeran

Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

We've all done something similar to that on the dancefloor, thinking it would look cool.

Invincibles 109-4

Jimmy Neesham is having some fun with the crowd after an untidy stop on the boundary edge. He went down like a someone who has had one too many on a Saturday night.

10 balls to go. Oval Invincibles need 13 more runs. It should be straight-forward.

Invincibles 105-4

It's Milnes v Billings. Kent v Kent.

Billings gets lucky with one top-edge and then drives to a fielder.

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Invincibles 103-4

Matt Milnes, the man who has only called up this tournament earlier this week as an injury replacement, returns.

19 from 15 balls needed.

Invincibles 102-4

Another two. More cheers.

It's great placement from Evans. 20 from 16 needed.

Invincibles 99-4

Cricket grounds love a well-run two, don't they?

Billings gives his partner Laurie Evans a thumbs up.

Chris Green

Middlesex all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

One good set of five for either team here could change the game.

Invincibles 96-4

Neesham is shaking his head, barking a naughty word or two as his night comes to an end. Welsh Fire needed a few wickets to cause a bit of chaos.