An exciting end to yet another exciting day in The Hundred.

Four games - and the two at Headingley were both classics.

But that's what this sport is all about whatever the name.

A great game of cricket is a great game of cricket,

Good night all. Please join us again tomorrow for more of the same when it's another double men and women bill of Birmingham Phoenix v Trent Rockets at Edgbaston and London Spirit v Southern Brave at Lord's.

Northern Superchargers' stand-in captain David Willey, speaking to Sky Sports: "We are running out of people to do it!

"We needed to get on the board and get on a winning streak. It was a great atmosphere."

The Oval Invincibles now have two days to lick their wounds before hosting Welsh Fire on Monday.

Northern Superchargers also go to London for their next game, against London Spirit at Lord's a night later.

Match hero Harry Brook, speaking to Sky Sports: "Rash bowled exceptionally well and I thought he deserved it [the Match Hero award]. There weren't many runs on the board so me and Lynny were trying to tick it over. We thought we could go hard at the end. We did in the end.

"Obviously we wanted our first win. It is nice to win, especially in front of a home crowd. I want to be a match-winner and that is a great example there."

It's been an emotional 24 hours for Ben Stokes.

But he would have been proud about the way his side got home without him.

And young Harry Brook showed a bit of the Stokes spirit with an unbeaten 47 to win the man of the match award.

Two wins for the Northern Superchargers over the Oval Invincibles in one day as the men follow the example that the women set earlier.

Joyous scenes in Leeds as the Superchargers break their duck with a first win - after two defeats and a rain-off.

Simpson gets a hug from Harry Brook who played another big hand there with 47 not out.

It was a huge hit from Simpson into the stands. Tom Curran goes for 11 in three balls at the finish.

It's Superchargers' first win and the Invincibles first defeat.

Lauren Winfield-Hill
Northern Superchargers' women's captain on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

What a way to finish! Brilliant.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra commentator

That was a magnificent strike - right in the slot and it's been dispatched back over Tom Curran's head.

WON WITH A SIX!

Listen to that noise.

Curran goes wide... Simpson slashes...

Four!

Six from four balls to win now.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra commentator

Cheers in the West Stand for that wide - some fans have their shirts off and they are waving them round their heads.

Cheers from the home crowd as Curran starts with a wide.

Tom Curran will bowl the final five for Oval Invincibles...

Headingley roars Brook and John Simpson back for two. They get there.

Just the final five balls to go. 11 runs needed.

Simpson goes for a scoop and misses.

Tension.

13 from six needed.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra commentator

It is fantastic theatre to round off this day in The Hundred.