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
Trent Rockets batter Dawid Malan, who top-scored with 19: "Unbelievable! To do it in front of such a full house. It was so tight but the captain got us over the line.
"It was a tricky wicket, but it created a good game. Part of our strength is having depth. We have good batters and all-rounders and this shows how important that is."
A special mention for Manchester Originals at this point.
They lost their first three games before winning their last five group games to get through to the knockout stages.
They were brilliant in the eliminator last night and have played their part in a magnificent final tonight.
They've done all that while losing Jos Buttler and Andre Russell - two of the best white-ball players in the world - too.
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What a game! End to end, twists and turn, last over drama! Trent Rockets may have won, but cricket was the winner today. What a way to end this year's Hundred!
Taj in Northampton
Malan and Hales have built a formidable partnership and played a huge part in Trent Rockets winning this trophy.
Tymal Mills
England pace bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Gregory is leading by example, no one will be feeling better than him.
Captain Lewis Gregory finished unbeaten on 17 from six balls for Trent Rockets.
What a player. He can be seriously undervalued and appreciated at times. He never lets any team he plays for down.
He has led this Rockets side superbly during the tournament.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Radio
Topsy-turvy, low-scoring and the bowlers executed brilliantly. It was a brilliant innings from Lewis Gregory, taking that responsibility himself.
The Trent Rockets are elated. What a game of cricket we have witnessed under the lights at Lord's. What a final.
Image source, Getty ImagesWe've seen both group winners pick the trophy in the end today.
Trent Rockets win the men's Hundred, while Oval Invincibles take home the women's trophy.
They were the best teams in each competition and deservedly are the champions this year.
The captain does it! Lewis Gregory drives away and it breaks the in-field and runs away for four.
Trent Rockets win the men's Hundred by two wickets with two balls to spare.
Richard Gleeson is down on his knees. He is being pulled to his feet by his Manchester Originals team-mates. He is distraught.
An utterly magnificent game of cricket.
Tymal Mills
England pace bowler on BBC Two
As a bowler you have to believe you can take a hat-trick.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Radio
Cricket is an extraordinary game. You're here for hours on end, battling away and then in one brutal minute, your hopes are dashed.
Arghhh!
Agony for Richard Gleeson and Manchester Originals.
It is a full toss on the pads and Lewis Gregory flicks it fine for four runs.
Rockets need ONE run from THREE balls.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Two
What a shot by Gregory! Look at the crowd, they are jumping for joy!
Daniel Norcross
BBC Radio
The pendulum has swung right back the other way in just one ball.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Lord's
Bedlam. Absolute bedlam.
WHAT. A. SHOT!!
Richard Gleeson strays onto the pads of Lewis Gregory and he clips it off his toes for SIX!
Lord's goes CRAZYYYY!
Henry Moeran
BBC Radio
Who is going to hold their nerve?
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Radio
The tie really is on and the extra fielder inside the ring makes all the difference. The bowler has to be absolutely spot on.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Two
It's a lot of runs to get from five balls. They're under immense pressure.
Miscued from Lewis Gregory, but it actually helps because it allows Trent Rockets to scamper through for two runs.
Josh Little finishes with 2-18 from 20 balls. He's taken 13 wickets in five games for the Originals. I suspect we'll see him in next year's competition.
Rockets need 11 from the final five balls. Richard Gleeson is going to bowl.