Originals win off penultimate ball to book eliminator against Spirit at Ageas Bowl on Friday
Madsen steers Originals home with 53 off 39
Invincibles post 143-9 - Billings hits 53 off 33
Irish fast bowler Little stars with 5-13 off 20 balls
Target 144
Oh, lovely! Wayne Madsen is showing off all the tricks with consecutive reverse sweeps for four off Danny Briggs.
That was needed for the Originals as the spinners were just starting to dominate and tie the batters down.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Two
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Originals will be relatively happy. They've got wickets in hand. Stubbs and Madsen have the ability to cause some problems.
Target 144
Invincibles are just asserting a bit more control on the game now as Madsen and new batter Tristan Stubbs can only manage singles.
Feels like something's going to give way soon.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Two
That is good captaincy to bring Briggs on. Sometimes you have to take a risk.
Salt c Cox b Briggs 19 (Originals 44-2)
Danny Briggs comes into the attack... and strikes!
That is a huge wicket, the man in form Phil Salt has to depart. He tries to launch Briggs into the stands but instead hits it straight to Jordan Cox on the boundary, who barely has to move.
Invincibles are back in the game!
Image source, BBC SportPhil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Two
Pretty decent powerplay from the Originals.
Target 144
Phil Salt and Wayne Madsen just keep the runs ticking over off Sam Curran to see off the powerplay.
The Originals will be happy with this start.
Chris Woakes
England all-rounder on BBC Two
A wicket in the powerplay is really crucial.
Target 144
Madsen responds beautifully with a firm drive for four.
Ah! The faintest of inside edges and Wayne Madsen survives.
A good review.
Has he got two in two?!
The umpire thinks so, but batter Wayne Madsen doesn't...
Nailbiting stuff for the hosts.
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Alison Mitchell
BBC Radio commentator
All the whirling and spinning paid off for Hatzoglou. He needed that.
Evans c T Curran b Hatzoglou 9 (Originals 32-1)
It works this time! A big breakthrough!
It's not his best ball, still a bit short, but Laurie Evans looks in complete despair as he's hit it straight to Tom Curran at mid-wicket.
Lovely scenes as his Invincibles team-mates gather around him with plenty of hugs and encouragement, sensing he wasn't bowling his best and needed that boost.
Phil Tufnell counts Hatzoglou's ball-spinning antics and there are 15 spins from hand to hand before he's even bowled the ball. FIFTEEN! He doesn't even blink either.
It's quite hypnotic.
But it's still not really working. He bowls a wide that beats the keeper and runs away for four.
Target 144
Image source, Getty ImagesTom Curran slows things down a little for the Invincibles with just five runs coming from his first five balls.
There's almost a run out chance as his brother Sam absolutely rocket-launches the ball to the stumps but only succeeds in clattering Phil Salt on the backside instead. Oops.
Target 144
The spinner Peter Hatzoglou has the most incredible bowling action. He flicks the ball from one hand to the other about eight times with real aggression and a steely look on his face before beginning his run up, which must be some kind of superstition.
It doesn't quite pay off here though, as Phil Salt sweeps him for two crunching boundaries.
You can read about Hatzoglou's back story here.
Alison Mitchell
BBC Radio commentator
Flying away! Looking to attack from the off is what they need to do.
Target 144
Sam Curran recovers well from that first ball, but Laurie Evans has no mercy and carves the last one away for another boundary.
A rapid start for the Originals.
Alison Mitchell
BBC Radio commentator
That is a classy shot to get this run chase underway. Sublime!