That's your lot for tonight, folks.

It's a double for the Southern Brave over Birmingham Phoenix to boost their hopes of reaching the knockouts in both the men's and women's competitions.

Read Ffion Wynne's report from a fairly comfortable win for the Brave men here.

The report from a narrow win for Brave women is here.

We'll be back tomorrow afternoon for more Hundred action as Trent Rockets take on Manchester Originals. Join us again then!

Match Hero, Southern Brave's Tymal Mills on BBC Two: "That went a little bit closer than we would have liked but I was confident that eventually we would get one away.

"No secret [to success], I'm staying fit and I'm confident in my body. I'm not coming into games with little niggles.

"I've had a really good summer, I've played a lot for Sussex as well, so just staying on top of it and assessing conditions as best I can."

On varying pace: "I go with my gut. I'll bowl more pace-on balls at the start when the ball is harder because you get more out of the surface.

"Then at the end, take the pace off and vary my pace. Sometimes you have to take a gamble and hope it plays off."

On qualification hopes: "Big game Saturday against the Invincibles. We started slowly but that was the case in the first year and we went on to win the whole thing."

Birmingham Phoenix captain Moeen Ali on BBC Two:"It was one of those where the wicket wasn't ideal but we had to adapt.

"We got a half-decent score in the end, something we can defend but it got a little bit dewy which made it harder.

"We took it all the way and should have bowled little bit better. It spun quite a bit. We could've got a few more wickets with plays and misses, the ball beating the bat but we tried and came up short.

"I thought they played really well in the middle, especially the lefties against the off-spinners.

"It would've been nice to get another 10 or 15 runs. All the games have been close, all the teams are strong now and I think it's good for the competition."

Southern Brave spinner Rehan Ahmed on BBC Two: "I love playing here. Always a good crowd, plenty of energy and that gets us going.

"I think that first wicket of Jamie Smith was my favourite [of my three]. He is such a good player so it was nice to get one sliding under his bat.

"Sometimes when you know you've got a spinning wicket, you put more pressure on yourself because you're expected to take wickets.

"But I tried to relax today because I knew the wicket would help me out.

"I've got players like Chris Jordan, Tymal and James Vince around me and they're so experienced, so I learn a lot from them and it's a great group to be a part of.

"I'm so excited [by my England call-up] and now this win. It's been a lovely day!"

Rehan Ahmed is speaking on BBC Two after his excellent display with the ball.

He says Southern Brave are "very confident" after moving up to second in the table. We'll have more from that interview shortly.

Heather Knight
England captain on BBC Two

A meek finish to an attritional game on a tricky wicket.

The spinners came into their own, especially Brave spinners Rehan Ahmed and Colin Ackermann.

Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Two

Would you believe it?!

Southern Brave win by four wicketspublished at 6 balls left

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That does it! Chris Jordan doesn't have to do anything, it's a leg-side wide from Dan Mousley.

Hardly a vintage finish but it's victory - eventually - for the Brave and they go second, two points behind leaders Oval Invincibles.

Heather Knight
England captain on BBC Two

What is going on?

Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Two

This roll of the dice by Moeen has paid off so far.

Now Leus du Plooy is given out lbw! What is going on?!

Three dot balls in a row from Dan Mousley to Leus du Plooy! Brave are dragging this out.

Scores are level as Tim David rockets a pull shot to the boundary. One bounce and over the rope.

James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Two

Phoenix look resigned to defeat.

Tim David is the new batter and he is off the mark with a single.

Brave will try to finish this in the next set...

Heather Knight
England captain on BBC Two

Garton was just trying to finish it off with a few big hits. He did a good job - 28 off 18 on a tricky wicket.

Brave 111-3published at 18 balls left

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Need 9 more

Six - just! George Garton launches the ball high over long off.

Liam Livingstone was running around but just couldn't reach it.

It's down to single figures for the Brave now.