Postpublished at 19:51 British Summer Time 3 September 2022

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
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Tymal Mills
England pace bowler on BBC Test Match Special
He's rubbing his shoulder, saying "I've got nowhere near that!"
Premature celebrations from the Trent Rockets.
Originals 103-8
Matt Parkinson told Wood that he got nowhere near it and he wasn't lying, it's off his shoulder. Good decision by the ump.
That's the end of an excellent spell from Luke Wood, we've got 10 balls to go.
Originals 103-8
Is that two in two for Wood? He thinks Parkinson has edged this behind, the umpire disagrees so upstairs we go.
Hartley c Moores b Wood 12 (Originals 103-8)
Edged and gone. Luke Wood takes a well-deserved wicket.
After bowling a couple of excellent slower balls, Wood follows up with a shorter, quicker delivery. Hartley has a flash at it but can only feather it behind.
Tymal Mills
England pace bowler on BBC Test Match Special
You mix it up to the tail-end, speaking as one myself. You're expecting 80mph, then you chuck in a slower one and it beats you all ends up.
Hartley 11, Gleeson 1
The way this is going, I fancy Manchester Originals might bite your hand off for 120 now.
We're down to the tail, this pitch doesn't look the best for batting and the Rockets are really pumped up.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Two
Very difficult for the tail to come out and start popping the ball over the boundary.
Lammonby b Cook 21 (Originals 100-7)
There goes the Originals' last recognised batter.
Sam Cook is having quite the final so far, that's his third wicket. Another well-executed yorker that beats Tom Lammonby and crashes into leg stump with the batter trying to give himself room.
Colin Munro on player-mic: "Carter is funny one, because nothing bothers him. He's gutted not to be playing, but he comes in front of a packed-out Lord's and plays like this."
Really good stuff from Carter. He is mixing his pace up well and trying to cramp the batters for room.
Just four from that set, enough to bring up the 100 for the Originals but not much else.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Two
I rate this Lammonby, I think he's a bit funky. Scoops, paddles, reverse paddles...
Luke Wood is back and bowling at good pace, too. He gets one delivery to really lift and thud into Hartley's gloves.
The ball falls safely and the Originals scamper through for one. That is about all they can manage right now.
What can Lammonby and Hartley do to change things?
Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Two
Tom Hartley can hold a bat, he can play some shots. But do you want him in at 70 balls? No.
Lammonby 16, Hartley 8
Carter gets through another five, no real damage done to the Rockets. Lammonby and Hartley have to settle for just ticking the score along.
With 30 balls left, they'd want to get things moving soon. However, with just the bowlers left to come, they may have to hold back for a while longer.
Another five balls go by and it's very tidy stuff from Matt Carter.
The off-spinner is only playing because Tabraiz Shamsi has left for the Caribbean Premier League but he's doing a great job for his team.
Tom Hartley shows he is no mug with the bat by hitting Samit Patel back over his head for four to end the set.
He got Lancashire over the line with a big-hitting cameo against Birmingham Bears in the Blast this summer, too. The Originals need a little bit more than a cameo here but that would be a start.
Tymal Mills
England pace bowler on BBC Test Match Special
The Manchester Originals have that long tail. Tom Hartley will have to play the type of innings he's never played before at Lord's to get his team to that 140 total.
Turner c Cook b Patel 26 (Originals 75-6)
Samit is having a day out! It's his third and that is another very important wicket.
Ashton Turner had thumped the previous ball for four, went for the big sweep this time and picks out the man in the deep.
The Originals slump further into trouble, the Rockets couldn't have wished for better.