Invincibles 104-7published at Ball 80
Mahmood 3, Blake 19
Four singles. Tidy from Paul Stirling.
Brave reach knockouts but Invincibles eliminated
Davies, with 40 off 29, sees Brave to victory
Blake's 40 off 27 balls drags Invincibles to 134-7
Invincibles lose five wickets for 30 runs to slump to 79-6
Jacks gets Invincibles off to a flier with 39 off 13 balls
Ffion Wynne and Amy Lofthouse
Mahmood 3, Blake 19
Four singles. Tidy from Paul Stirling.
Single, dot, single...
Paul Stirling is coming on for a bowl.
Saqid Mahmood has a highest score of one not out in this tournament.
He equals that with a single off his first ball.
Henry Moeran
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
The Invincibles batters have always seemed to just play one shot too many.
Heather Knight
London Spirit captain on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
I was about to say they were just starting to get a good partnership together!
Curran b Lintott c Briggs 5 (Invincibles 99-7)
Well. That's not ideal.
Tom Curran goes for a huge swing of the bat and ends up sending the ball straight to Danny Briggs at backward point.
Jake Lintott, 2-13 to his name, is back.
That's a better little spell for the Oval Invincibles.
Henry Moeran
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
What a swing of the bat that is! Back-to-back boundaries just gives the Invincibles a bit of impetus.
Now that's a shot and a half!
Alex Blake muscles a pull off Chris Jordan back down the ground, the ball making the sweetest sound off the bat, and it sails over the boundary ropes.
Michael Carberry
Ex-England batter on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
If these two play smart cricket and build a partnership, it could be salvageable. They've got to try and nudge up to 130 if they can.
Alex Blake has timed some lovely shots straight at the fielders. That must be beyond irritating.
Oh, that is four, though! Much needed for the Invincibles as Blake slaps a Jordan delivery up and over the heads of the fielders.
Henry Moeran
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
It was all going the Invincibles' way when Will Jacks was smacking it everywhere. But now they're well and truly on the back foot.
Wonderful, controlled bowling from Danny Briggs, who concedes a handful of singles to finish with 1-26 from his 20 balls.
This was an excellent comeback from Danny Briggs, who is about to start his last set of five.
Michael Carberry
Ex-England batter on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
If they can get this up to 130 that would be a great effort.
Tom Curran gets in a muddle against Chris Jordan, outside edging the ball into the air, but it drops short of the lurking fielders.