Trent Rockets win men's Hundred for first time
Rockets collapse from 45-1 to 107-8 but skipper Gregory (17 off 6 balls) hauls them over the line
Originals limp to 120-9 - only Turner & Lammonby pass 20
Patel takes 3-23, including two in two, while Cook picks up 4-18
Women's final: Oval Invincibles win for second successive year
Kapp steers holders to target of 102 with unbeaten 37 after mid-innings wobble
Two wickets apiece for Capsey & Ismail; Dunkley top-scores for Brave with 26
Here's an explanation from the England and Wales Cricket Board re the delayed start to the men's match which follows this.
Due to ongoing technical issues around the big screens and DRS replays in-ground, we have taken the decision to delay the start of the men’s final to 18:45 (toss at 18:20) to give us the best possible chance of starting the match with all technology fully functioning.
Kapp 29, Windsor 8 - 10 needed
A bit of fire from Emily Windsor!
She advances down the wicket and hammers Amanda-Jade Wellington down the ground for four.
Wellington follows up with a dot to finish with figures of 2-25.
Kapp 28, Windsor 4 - 15 needed
We're just running down to the total now unfortunately.
Come on folks - let's finish with a bit of oomph! Oooh - a bit of that from Lauren Bell - she thunders a ball into the stomach of Emily Windsor. That'll be sore.
It really is neck and neck.
The attendance today is 20,840, which is a new women's record for domestic cricket in the UK.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Lord's
Image source, PA MediaMarizanne Kapp is really trying to talk Emily Windsor through this. A chat between deliveries, a thumbs up here and there. She's the experienced pro and is trying to fill that role.
Image source, BBC SportKapp 27, Windsor 2 - 18 needed
Tahlia McGrath has put in a great shift for her team - just nine off her 15 balls. It's a shame she hasn't been rewarded with a wicket.
Emily Windsor faces the majority of the set, finding the boundary fielder with an uppish cut. She'll be wanting to get Kapp on strike more to finish the job.
We're hearing the men's final has been pushed back to 18:45 BST.
Kapp 24, Windsor 1 - 22 needed
Windsor and Knapp exchange singles to see out the rest of Wellington's set.
It may be a Hundred final, but Windsor can afford to get her eye in a bit given the Invincibles' ascendancy.
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Jack Rule: I know a lot of people are saying Lords shouldn’t be having finals if they are low scoring games as they aren’t producing the high scoring pitches. If both games are close ones though and not one sided I’d say they are good pitches.
Heather Knight
England captain on BBC Two
Wellington has taken what could yet prove to be a crux wicket for Brave.
Chathli 2 b Wellington (Invincibles 78-5)
Chathli has spent much of her time at the crease watching Marizanne Kapp bat - she's found herself facing and Amanda-Jade Wellington has ensured she's not staying there for long. Chathli chops on a wide-ish delivery.
In comes Emily Windsor to try and see her team home.
Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Two
The Southern Brave cannot afford to leak any more boundaries now.
Heather Knight
England captain on BBC Two
How did that get through everything? It's runs for the Invincibles and that's all they will care about.
Kapp 22, Chatli 2 - 25 needed
Captain Anya Shrubsole brings herself into the attack to try and take that decisive wicket.
She's not finding much luck - Marizanne Kapp clips her down to fine leg for four, a shorter ball eludes Kapp and keeper Carla Rudd for four more byes before Kapp takes her for another four.
The Invincibles are in sight of the title now.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Lord's
The attendance for last year's women's final was 17,116. I haven't counted everyone but I think this year has beaten that by a distance.
Kapp 14, Chatli 2 - 38 needed
Georgia Adams takes the turn to hold up an end, restricted this new-ish pair to two runs.
It feels rather relaxed - the Brave need something explosive.
Kapp 12, Chatli 1
Tahlia McGrath has been doing vital work to keep her team in the contest. Just the three singles off it.
But the Invincibles only need 40 from 45 balls - it's wickets that's needed for the Brave if they're going to actually win, tight bowling isn't going to be enough.
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