Brave go top of men's table; Fire eliminated
Vince & De Kock take down Fire with devastating partnership
Banton top-scores with 36 for Fire after Brave won toss
Brave's spinners - Briggs & Lintott - take two wickets apiece
'Kaboom!' - De Kock hammers away six in match-winning knock
I'll leave you with one of Quinton de Kock's two sixes from tonight. Scroll down for all of the reaction to tonight's game.
We'll be back tomorrow for a bumper day of cricket.
The second Test between England and India starts at 11:00 BST with the Hundred double header beginning at 15:30.
Can't wait!
I wonder how long this guy will be dining out of this catch...
The Hundred rolls on to Leeds tomorrow with the big derby.
It's Northern Superchargers against Manchester Originals.
Tasty.
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Match hero Quinton de Kock, speaking to BBC Sport: "The Hundred has been great. A new format, new country, everything has been new to me and I'm enjoying it at the moment."
'Kaboom!' - De Kock hammers away six in match-winning knock
Southern Brave bowler Tymal Mills, speaking to BBC Sport: "We had a pretty poor start to the tournament but we knew we had three games to finish here and we wanted to make this a bit of a fortress.
"You very rarely get an easy chase but the boys will take a lot of confidence from that.
"The game against Oval Invincibles is massive. We have a few days off to recharge the batteries and hopefully we'll have another good crowd here on Monday.
"The girls are putting us under the pump - they keep winning and then sit up there watching us. It's great for the whole club to have both of us doing well."
"The girls are putting us under the pump," says Southern Brave's Tymal Mills.
Brave's women won earlier to book their place in the women's final.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Two
Welsh Fire are missing Jonny Bairstow. Since he has been in the Test squad they haven't won a game. They are out of contention.
This defeat means Welsh Fire are out. They can no longer finish in the top three.
That's a thumping win for Southern Brave in the end. They've chased 145 with 13 balls to spare.
Good with the ball. Clinical with the bat. They'll take some beating.
'Kaboom!' - De Kock hammers away six in match-winning knock
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Two
Southern Brave have got some momentum.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Two
Image source, Getty ImagesA wonderful performance from the Southern Brave. They have strolled it.
Southern Brave go top of the tree!
The crowd clap in anticipation of the winning runs being hit. Not this time.
Two to win...
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Two
Alex Davies has come in and just played high-class cricket strokes. This is a good performance from the Brave.
Need three runs to win from 15 balls
This is turning into a thrashing as Alex Davies hits a four that brings the finish line within touching distance.
De Kock is creeping up the run-scorers chart now. He's in fourth now.
Really, really good from Quinton de Kock.
He's becoming a popular man around here. There are people on their feet to applaud the half-century.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Two
This is what you want from your overseas - stand up and see the team home.
Need 15 from 20 balls
This is clinical, mature stuff from Quinton de Kock. He knows what to do and is getting the job done. He has 49 from 28 balls now without really trying.