Oval Invincibles captain Suzie Bates on Sky Sports: "We've played on this wicket before so we want to go out there and start positively.

"We've been disappointed with our campaign. It has been tough for everyone. We have let ourselves down with the bat, mainly.

"Today we just want to go out and put on a show for our home fans.

"The standard of cricket this year, and more depth in squads, it has made it much tougher this year. But that is awesome, and I have loved seeing the game grow."

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After a bit of confusion at the toss, it's established that Suzie Bates has won it, and we'll see the defending champions have a bat first.

Trent Rockets bowler Katherine Sciver-Brunt on Sky Sports: "It's something that will take some time to sink in.

"I'm happy with the decisions I've made and how it's all gone. But I know that a big chunk of my life is going to change. I'm glad that it has shaped my life in the way it has.

"I had a strict upbringing, in a good way, and I credit that for my resilience in terms of injuries and being able to come back stronger.

"The hard bit is leaving behind the fun and the dressing rooms. My real friends have all come from the cricket pitch and they will be with me for life.

"I will always cherish the memories that cricket has given me and hopefully one day, kids of my own will experience the same thing.

"I never had milestones in mind. Yes, they are brilliant to have, but I am so proud of my journey and the person it has shaped me into."

There may not be qualification spots up for grabs but it's going to be a very special and emotional day for one of England's greatest.

It is the last time we will see Katherine Sciver-Brunt involved in professional cricket.

She is not playing in today's fixture, but it marks the end of an era in English women's cricket.

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Good afternoon! Welcome to today's action in The Hundred women's competition.

Neither Oval Invincibles or Trent Rockets can qualify for the knockouts now, with Southern Brave, Welsh Fire and Northern Superchargers taking all three spots.

But they'll both be desperate to finish their campaigns on a high. To see the table and what the other teams need to make the final in both men's and women's competitions, click here.