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Invincibles beat Rockets by five wickets to confirm place in Sunday's men's Hundred final
Rockets can still qualify for eliminator but now need other results to go their way
Invincibles captain Billings make unbeaten 76 to see side home with eight balls to spare
Rockets took team hat-trick to remove Roy, Muyeye and S Curran in successive deliveries
Rockets recover from 54-4 to make 148-7
Munro 36 & Gregory 35; Zampa 2-20 & T Curran 2-31
There is still so much to play for in the men's competition.
Invincibles know they are through but can seal a final spot with a win tonight.
For Rockets, they are one of three teams on seven points so it's a lot closer in the middle of the table. They're not out of it if they lose, but a win gives their hopes a real boost.
It was a crucial knock from Colin Munro that helped Trent Rockets recover to 148-7.
He made 36 in a crucial partnership of 70 with skipper Lewis Gregory, who made 35.
Thanks, Tom.
155 was just about a winning total for the Invincibles women earlier.
149 is the target for their men to skip the eliminator and go straight into the final.
Munro hits back-to-back sixes off Sowter
So the equation for Invincibles is 149 from their 100 balls.
Victory remember will seal their place in the Hundred final, avoiding the eliminator.
Will they do it? Here is Ffion Wynne to guide you through their chase.
Oval Invincibles' Gus Atkinson to Sky Sports: "It is about par. I thought the wicket was pretty good but it is usually a good ground to chase at."
On what deliveries worked: "Hard length, into the wicket, because there is one big boundary so the side."
On whether his call-up to England's World Cup has sunk in yet: "Not really. It has been a great week. I am just trying to perform each game."
Luke Wood and Matt Carter scramble a single a a two from the final two deliveries to lift Rockets up to 148-7, meaning Invincibles need 149 to win.
I think both teams will be reasonably satisfied with that. It feels a touch below par but Rockets will probably be happy given their poor start.
Sams c Muyeye b T Curran 19 (Rockets (145-7)
Sams goes this time though!
It is slightly straighter from Tom Curran and without that width Sams cannot quite get the power on his shot, with Tawanda Muyeye taking the catch on the mid-wicket boundary.
Daniel Sams is at it again, he has heaved the ball over the off side for another six!
It is up to Daniel Sams and Luke Wood to try and scramble some runs in the final few balls of the innings.
That will help.
Sam Curran goes over the wicket to Sams and he absolutely smashes a half-volley over the rope for a massive six.
Gregory c Billings b T Curran 35 (Rockets 127-6)
Top-edged and gone! Invincibles have removed both set batters in the space of six balls.
Lewis Gregory attempts to guide a low full toss into the leg side but only top-edges the ball into the air and Sam Billings takes the catch.
Adam Zampa finishes with 2-20 from his 20 balls.
Here's how he picked up his first wicket, that of Sam Hain.
Munro c Jacks b Zampa 36 (Rockets 124-5)
Big wicket!
Adam Zampa tosses a slower, wider ball up to Colin Munro who swipes the ball into the sky and Will Jacks watches it into his hands.
Brilliant bowling from the Australian.
There is a bit of a hush around The Oval thanks to this brilliant Rockets counter attack, featuring some brilliant hitting.
Munro hits back-to-back sixes off Sowter
Stand and deliver from Lewis Gregory as he charges Sam Curran and slaps the ball through the off side for four.
Brilliant, aggressive cricket.
This is very tough, but it is technically a drop.
Colin Munro has gloved a short delivery from Gus Atkinson down the leg side and a sprawling Sam Billings cannot hold on despite a sprawling dive to his right.
Not pretty but effective from Lewis Gregory as he mistimes a drive and ends up skewing the ball one-handed through mid-wicket for four.
This has been a decent recovery by Gregory and Colin Munro as Rockets were wobbling on 54-4.
The crowd need to watch out again as Colin Munro dispatches the returning Adam Zampa over long-on for another massive six.
Munro looks very satisfied with himself after that and well he might. He middled that perfectly.
Sam Curran is finally into the attack, a little later than normal.
Some athletic fielding from Tawanda Muyeye in the deep denies Lewis Gregory a boundary before a brilliantly executed slower ball from Curran ends a decent set.
Put down at point! It was a tough chance as Lewis Gregory has absolutely nailed it to Tom Curran and the ball bursts through his hands.
Here's how Rockets lost Alex Hales and Joe Root in the powerplay.