Evans hits back-to-back sixes to win it for hosts after Billings anchored run-chase
Fire 121-7 - Duckett 65 (52), T Curran 3-29
Cobb run out at non-striker's end in unusual fashion
Jacks c Cobb b Neesham 20 (Invincibles 47-2)
The Will Jacks show has sadly rolled out of town. The 22-year-old falls for 20 from just nine balls as Josh Cobb steadies himself under a catch that comes down with snow on it.
If I could marry a cricket shot it would be this outrageous wristy flick from Will Jacks which goes a mile.
Chris Green
Middlesex all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
These two are starting to look ominous. There's no scoreboard pressure and they want to capitalise on this powerplay.
Sunil Narine goes big again! Matt Milnes comes bumping back down to earth like a conker falling from a tree.
Up go the flame throwers as Will Jacks times one to the boundary. The Surrey fans in this Oval crowd know exactly what Jacks can do.
27-year-old Matt Milnes is so new to this tournament he doesn't have a number on the back of his shirt.
Chris Green
Middlesex all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Sunil Narine will just keep having a dash at no matter who's bowling at him.
Need 97 more runs to win
Our office's resident Kent super fan has popped up to tell me how good Matt Milnes is. Getting Jason Roy with your first ball is certainly a way to make an impression on the big stage.
David Payne, meanwhile, has swapped ends and is swatted for six by Narine.
Alison Mitchell
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
They'd literally just moved the fielder from there and it's gone for four.
Target 122
It was Matt Milnes with that wicket of Roy - his first delivery since being picked up as a replacement for the injured Liam Plunkett. A remarkable start.
He looks pacey and troubles new man Sunil Narine until the West Indies international gets four with an ugly hack at the end of the set of five.
Image source, BBC SportAlison Mitchell
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
That was very high, and it's never easy to catch those when they're hanging in the air for so long.
Roy c Duckett b Milnes 8 (Invincibles 8-1)
But it's short and sweet from Jason Roy. He skies a catch to captain Ben Duckett after looking to attack Milnes again. Roy's shoulders had slumped as soon as he hit it, his eyes looking down at the ground.
Alison Mitchell
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Jason Roy is on the charge.
Need 114 more runs to win
Dismissive! Roy only adds to that 'I'm the boss around here' vibe by walking down the pitch to fast bowler Payne and swatting him away to the boundary.
Chris Green
Middlesex all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Welsh Fire are going aggressive with a slip in to Jason Roy but there was just enough width there for him to get it over the off side.
As ever Jason Roy is towering over the stumps, biceps bulging like a dad playing against his kids. He plays one awkwardly but a ball later chases a wide delivery from Payne and gets four.
David Payne will begin with the ball.
Target 122
Here we go then.
Welsh Fire took 16 runs from the last five balls. It has given them a chance.
