Wet surface meant delayed start and 65-ball game
Roy smashes unbeaten 56 as Invincibles set target of 126
Narine takes three wickets to leave Rockets reeling
Gregory (28) gets Rockets close but leaders lose by nine runs
That's another day done in The Hundred - or should we say The Sixty Five?
Read all about Oval Invincibles win over leaders Trent Rockets in that 65-ball slog-athon here.
Tomorrow sees Birmingham Phoenix host Welsh Fire. Join us then.
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Chris Green
Middlesex all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
The players didn't disappoint from an entertainment point of view.
The Oval Invincibles winning just creates a little bit of a log jam at the top of the table. It is starting to be very interesting at the crunch end of the men's table.
We can't go without mentioning this sensational catch from Lewis Gregory...
Rashid Khan almost did the extraordinary at the end there. His 16 from six balls, which included two sixes, ensured a tense finish.
Oval Invincibles' Jason Roy, speaking to Sky Sports: "Loads of fun. We had a lot to prove tonight but it is great to right some wrongs and it is a good feeling. I had no real game plan, just to go out there and slog it, target certain bowlers. It was a good game of cricket.
"We have been searching for this kind of performance where we put all three facets together."
How crucial was this moment? Jason Roy was only on 17 at the time...
Chris Green
Middlesex all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
After a long wait this game certainly delivered. Jason Roy batting throughout the innings and getting those runs in the last set was the difference.
You have to say it was Jason Roy's 56 from 29 balls that won it...
Aatif Nawaz
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
It has been a terrifically entertaining game.
We had to wait a long time but that was great fun in the end.
Oval Invincibles win and leap up to second in the table, a point behind the Rockets who stay top.
The Rockets need 14 runs from the final ball.
You don't need an A-Level in Maths to work that one out.
Image source, BBC/ECB
Carter run out 1 (Rockets 111-7)
Game over! Matt Carter is run out.
Chris Green
Middlesex all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Tom Curran is just cool, calm and composed at the death.
New man Matt Carter gets Lewis Gregory on strike.
Only boundaries will do though.
15 runs are needed from three balls.
Image source, BBC Sport/ECBChris Green
Middlesex all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
It is a huge moment.
Aatif Nawaz
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Is that the end of the Trent Rockets' hope?