Duckett and Clarke aren't willing to take any risks against Narine just yet, aided by a wide, they take five from his latest set.

The Fire look well positioned in this chase but the Invincibles know that a couple of quick wickets changes that.

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BBC Radio summariser

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These two are very good square of the wicket against spin, even though it is bigger square of the wicket they can go with those percentage shots.

Joe Clarke also decides it's time to get the broom out. Poor ball from Briggs on leg stump and Clarke thumps it away behind square for four more.

The Fire have quickly brushed past that wicket of Banton.

Ben Duckett was superb on the sweep in the Fire's first game and he's at it again here, getting Briggs away behind square for just the second four of the innings (there have also been three sixes)...

Neck and neck.

Colin Ingram
Ex-South Africa batter on BBC Radio

He struggled to find his flow, he didn't rotate strike and the pressure built up. He found himself under pressure and was caught on the crease.

The Invincibles need a wicket so here comes Sunil Narine...

A steady set from Matt Milnes on debut. Just four runs from it as the Fire just tick over.

Proof that those ramp shots we see players use all the time these days are not as straightforward as they make them look.

With the field up, Clarke gets into perfect position for a ramp but the ball comes off the toe-end of the bat and trickles into the leg side.

Colin Ingram
Ex-South Africa batter on BBC Radio

That'll be a nice shot to get him going, it's always nice to find the middle of the bat.

Fire 38-0published at 75 ball left

75 ball left

121 runs needed

Tom Banton has really struggled to get going but shots like this will help, he nails a short ball over deep backward square for six!

As we've mentioned, those square boundaries are big so that is some hit! It's also why the fielder was some way off the rope. Had he been all the way back, it would have been a simple catch.

A bit messy all round as Sam Curran sends a ball down the leg side from around the wicket, Clarke swings at it and misses and then Billings fumbles it behind the stumps, allowing an extra run.

Really good slower ball to finish from Tom Curran and this time Clarke nearly swings himself off his feet trying to heave it away.

Five balls left in the powerplay. Will the Fire look to take advantage?

Colin Ingram
Ex-South Africa batter on BBC Radio

Joe Clarke looks in terrific touch. He sort of just slapped his hands through it and the fast outfield meant it ran away. It was a lovely piece of timing.

Clarke advances to a Tom Curran slower ball and puts it away nicely through the leg side, superbly timed and it races away for four.

Colin Ingram
Ex-South Africa batter on BBC Radio

One of the values of having the extra pace with someone like Mohammad Hasnain is that you always have that wicket-taking potential. In this format that is what really slows the run-rate or a chase down.

Hasnain pulls it back well and finishes with a well-directed bouncer to Banton, who sways out of the way late.

The Fire almost gifted their first wicket with a run out after some indecisive running but the shy at the stumps is just off target and Clarke survives.

Not the start that Mohammad Hasnain would have wanted. A leg-side wide followed by a no-ball!

Thankfully for the Invincibles, Banton isn't able to get any bat on the free hit but it's still a rather untidy start from the fast bowler.

Colin Ingram
Ex-South Africa batter on BBC Radio

That was beautifully played by Joe Clarke. He just really climbed into it.

Danny Briggs just missed his mark slightly and Clarke spotted that beautifully.