Rockets 36-3published at 35 balls
Kohler-Cadmore 11, Cockbain 3
Tahir keeps the strangle on and the boundaries have dried up.
Moeen hits 52 off 28 as Phoenix move up to third in table
Livingstone equally as impressive with unbeaten 51 off 32
Wood impresses with pace and aggression - taking 3-17 off 20 balls
Sams clubs 55 off 25 balls to drag Rockets to 145-6
Rockets collapse to 53-6 after being asked to bat first
Tuesday's double header: Manchester Originals v Welsh Fire (women's at 15:00 BST, men's at 18:30)
Tom Mallows, Ffion Wynne and Georgie Heath
Kohler-Cadmore 11, Cockbain 3
Tahir keeps the strangle on and the boundaries have dried up.
Charlie Taylor
BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
The problem for Trent Rockets is because of the success of Alex Hales and Dawid Malan so far in this tournament others haven't had to contribute with the bar. But now they have to step up.
Kohler-Cadmore 9, Cockbain 3
It's been turgid from the boys in yellow and it looks like Tahir has finally finished celebrating and is coming back on to bowl. This won't improve their confidence.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Radio
No real celebration from Tom Helm. If Imran Tahir had taken that he would have run off towards Birmingham.
Munro c & b Helm 11
An outstanding catch off his own bowling. Back of the hand from Helm and he plucks it in his follow through.
Kohler-Cadmore 5, Munro 10
Kohler-Cadmore and Munro are showing intent but they're failing to middle anything. Van der Gugten has only come in today but has bowled tight lines so far.
Charlie Taylor
BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
If that hit it would have been close. Tom Kohler-Cadmore must have had his heart in his mouth.
It was always a risky single straight to the fielder.
Livingstone shies at the stumps and almost takes out Kohler-Cadmore instead!
Kohler-Cadmore 2, Munro 9
There's a real repair job going on here but there's no time to prod and poke. Fast hands from Munro to find the boundary during that set. There's definitely something in this pitch with the odd ball just holding a bit.
Tight bowling from Helm to finish with a dot.
Lewis Gregroy is nervously stroking his chin stubble in the dugout. I'm not sure this was in anyone's script. And by that I mean both the wickets and the celebrations.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Radio
I'm still trying to digest that celebration. He has gone steaming off towards the stand!
Charlie Taylor
BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Imran Tahir is off! Oh and he has just done the Ronaldo celebration to the crowd!
Malan c Brookes b Tahir 9 (Rockets 11-2)
Imran Tahir is off and he's done the Ronaldo SHOOOOOOOOOO!
That's the two BIG names gone early. Malan spooned it up and it was a good grab in the end by the young Brookes.
Imran Tahir, I need that headband.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Radio
Getting rid of Alex Hales, who is a powerful and dangerous batter, is a huge coup for the Birmingham Phoenix
Moeen Ali has vindicated the decision to open the bowling himself.
Hales c Howell b Ali 1 (Rockets 2-1)
HUGE! That's the end of Alex Hales. He tried to hoik Moeen Ali over mid-wicket and just doesn't get enough mustard on it (despite the colour of his shirt). Easily taken by Howell on the boundary.
The smoke is just clearing and the Phoenix have taken the field.
David Malan strides out swinging his bat like Obi-Wan Kenobi swings a light saber.
Thumbs up for Birmingham Phoenix. Thumbs down for Trent Rockets.
Birmingham Phoenix: Miles Hammond, Will Smeed, Moeen Ali (c), Liam Livingstone, Matthew Wade, Chris Benjamin, Benny Howell, Tom Helm, Timm van der Gugten, Henry Brookes, Imran Tahir.
Trent Rockets: Alex Hales, Dawid Malan, Tom Kohler-Cadmore (wk), Ian Cockbain, Colin Munro, Lewis Gregory (c), Samit Patel, Daniel Sams, Luke Wood, Sam Cook, Tabraiz Shamsi.