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T Curran takes wickets of Brave openers
T Curran reaches unbeaten 43 off 28 balls
S Curran out to incredible caught and bowled by Mills
Jordan bowls Roy, Klassen and Billings
Roy out for 28 and Jacks for 13
Invincibles can qualify for knockouts with win
Brave can move to nine points and almost assure qualification with victory
Right, that's us done for the day.
You can read Sam Drury's report from the last of four Hundred matches on this busy Saturday.
Tomorrow's action at Old Trafford gets under way at 11:00 BST. I don't think there's any other sport happening at that time.
See you then.
The Invincibles are almost as good as through to next Sunday's final at Lord's. Only the Originals can catch them, but it would take a chunky swing in net run-rate.
Invincibles captain Sam Billings talking to Sky Sports: "We didn't want it to go on till Monday and wanted to get everyone fit and ready for that game next Sunday.
"Really great effort from the boys and we've deserved it. We've played some really great cricket.
"Having six bowling options changes the game especially when conditions are tough. When you've got someone like Tim David, you have to mix it up to him, cause if you bowl the same ball to him as we saw he really is one of the best hitters in the world."
Match Hero Tom Curran: "It's a big win so we're really pleased with that.
"It's hit or miss at the end there. Just stay still and swing hard! But when it comes off like today, it's really valuable.
"I think we bowled really well there because I think the wicket got better under lights. When they bowled, they bowled that heavy length and it skidded on.
"Our spinners bowled brilliantly, Sam [Curran] bowled excellently. The guys did really well.
"You come to these tournaments to try to qualify. It makes it that much more special to finish top and go straight through to the final."
The picture will be a bit clearer tomorrow, when there's two more games in each competition. Manchester Originals men have to beat Northern Superchargers, ditto for London Spirit against Welsh Fire.
Invincibles have a four-point lead at the top of the table, then there's a real scrum behind them. Four teams will think they have a shout of getting through.
David actually hit four of the last five four six. That middle period really cost the Brave. They were only two hits from winning the match, but got stuck against the spinners.
Cricket is a daft game. Tim David hits the last three balls of the match for six, but the Brave still lose. Invincibles win by eight runs and book their place in the play-offs next weekend.
David hits six more. Where has this been?
Even if the Brave are going to lose, this is a massive blow from Tim David. Dropped by a chap in front of the groundsman's shed.
Six down the ground from David off Tom Curran. After the Lord Mayor's Show, etc.
Full toss. Potential chance swung to long-on. Falls short, but the two taken means Invincibles will win.
Another excellent yorker. Dot ball. 35 from six.
Well bowled, Sam Curran. Very good yorker. Hits David on the back ankle. Invincibles review, but it's not out.
Two down the ground. 35 from eight needed.
There's six of them. David over cow corner. A chap in the second row almost takes a nasty fall trying to take the catch.
Rehan Ahmed is the new man. What a time to enhance his growing reputation. Tim David keeps the strike for the last 10. 43 runs required. The home fans are leaving the ground.
Garton c Billings b T Curran 0 (Brave 95-7)
George Garton comes and goes for a duck. It's a third for Tom Curran, who extracts a top edge. Wicketkeeper Sam Billings runs back to take a very smart catch.
George Garton is the new man. It's almost at the stage when Brave need snookers.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Sowter puts his arms out like Thierry Henry at the Emirates as he celebrates that catch.