Rockets fall short despite Mullaney's 49; Brown 3-27
Phoenix post 166-6 - Livingstone 50, Hammond 38*
Livingstone's 31-ball 50 ended by Mullaney's superb boundary catch
Winners go top of table
Alex Hartley
Manchester Originals bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
It was brilliantly bowled. Mullaney looking to sweep around the corner. He didn't quite get enough of it. I love those catches. You see teams practice them time and again so when they come off in games it is brilliant.
Mullaney c Howell b Brown 49 (Rockets 129-8)
I'm so sorry Steven Mullaney. I got the 50 graphic ready just as you picked out Tom Helm.
Helm's take is reminiscent, if not as spectacular, as Mullaney's on the rope earlier, the Phoenix fielder also needing to keep balanced on the right side of the rope as he initially takes the catch before tipping it up and pouching it again.
Gutting for Mullaney, a top knock and just short of 50. Pat Brown is bowling very well at the death.
Image source, BBC/ECBRashid c Howell b Brown 2 (Rockets 128-7)
A slower ball from Pat Brown - one of about 50 in his locker - does for Rashid Khan.
He slaps it out to Benny Howell at deep cover and the Phoenix are set for victory.
Unless Matt Carter can bash a few sixes...he's done it before.
What a wonderful sporting theatre Trent Bridge is.
I reckon the final of The Hundred should be here instead of Lord's.
Image source, Getty ImagesNeed 39 runs to win
Big hit from Steve Mullaney as it sails out towards the fence.
Four? Six? Out?
None of them, just the one.
Need 40 runs to win
Another single to Rashid.
Boundary needed.
Need 41 runs to win
Rashid Khan wisely puts Steven Mullaney back on strike.
But Mullaney can only find a single next up.
Image source, BBC/ECBAlex Hartley
Manchester Originals bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
He got the elevation. It went high. But it is a simple catch for Hammond. The important rule in the Hundred though is that the new batter is always on strike. Here comes Rashid Khan, who can produce fireworks.
Moores c Hammond b Howell 13 (Rockets 124-6)
Very, very high but not very far.
Tom Moores gets a ridiculous amount of power under this one but it's all up.
When it finally comes down, Miles Hammond is there to snaffle it safely.
Heads up!
Need 43 runs to win
Sublime from Pat Brown as Steven Mullaney misses the last.
That set of five could well have swung it Phoenix's way - just three runs conceded.
Target 167
Superb stuff from Pat Brown, following Steve Mullaney with a toe-crunching yorker. Dot ball.
Alex Hartley
Manchester Originals bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Finn Allen has a smile on his face because he knows he did the hard yards. He has run from long on - 30 or 40 yards - and flopped forward. It would have been so good had he taken it.
Tom Moores swipes Pat Brown high up into the Nottingham sky, Finn Allen legs it a mile to try and get there and has to go one-handed.
He got a palm on it in the end but the ball rolled out. One of those where you use the drop graphic, but don't call it a drop. Heck of an effort.
Alex Hartley
Manchester Originals bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Situations likes this really make you notice when you are missing your strike bowler like Adam Milne. He can put pressure on. Rockets are ahead of where the Phoenix were at this stage in the innings.
Image source, BBC/ECBNeed 46 runs to win
This is a report writer's nightmare.
Great fun to live text, mind.
Final quarter of the second innings. All to play for.
HERE WE GO.
RAPID.