Well, it's been quite the day.

It started with the utmost disappointment around the women's game, which was unable to be completed because of the weather. It meant the Northern Superchargers ended up going through from finishing higher in the table than Welsh Fire.

And it ended in thrilling style with the Originals men chasing down 197 to launch themselves into their second successive Hundred final -you can read Stephan Shemilt's match report from that game here.

We'll be back with you tomorrow from 13:45 BST for the women's final between Superchargers and Southern Brave, followed by the men's final between Originals and Oval Invincibles. Both games are live on BBC Two and iPlayer.

See you then!

Manchester Originals opener Phil Salt speaking to Sky Sports: "I was disappointed to get out when I did. I thought the our partnership was going to finish it. Max Holden and Jamie Overton did great with Jos anchoring.

"Sometimes [going hard at the beginning] it's going to be a hit and miss role. My job is to take pressure off Jos, when he bats through, he was not far off finishing the game all by himself. We're going nicely at the moment.

"It was a new ball wicket. There was a few balls early doors that did everything. We didn't get wickets with the new ball and their opening partnership got away with it, then they didn't get early wickets and we got away with it. We played here earlier in the tournament, lost early wickets and lost. The majority of their lads are good for taking the pace off it. It's simple for me to hit it straight if they miss their length, looking down the ground.

"We won this game last year. There's bigger fish to fry. We can't wait for the final, we spoke as a group on what it takes. Kat's [Simon Katich, Originals head coach] has always been very reassuring that it's our DNA to scrap, we don't do it the easy way, but we find it to the end of these competitions. I think if everyone pulls up well, we'll be grateful for this game. You have to roll with this schedule."

It does feel a little tough on Brave batters Devon Conway, Finn Allen and James Vince, who all made stunning half-centuries and ended up on the losing side.

Manchester Originals captain Jos Buttler on Sky Sports: "That was fantastic. It was a tough fielding innings but we knew with a good start we'd have a chance on a great pitch and a short boundary on one side.

"I was a bit disappointed that they got such a big score, there were a few things I could've done differently as captain but we just had to park it and once we got into our flow, it was hard to stop us.

"We'll be resting tonight and looking forward to a great day at Lord's tomorrow."

Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC radio

If you were going to plan a run chase, that's how you'd plan it. Get off to a rollicking start, one person goes as deep as possible, that allows a few people to have cameos at the end.

There were special performances from all of the Originals batters.

Phil Salt's 47 (17), Jos Buttler's 82 (46) and Max Holden's 31 (17).

Sophie Devine
New Zealand captain on BBC radio

I'm not sure words really do it justice. They've chased down 197 with four balls to spare. You don't realise how good this game has been.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator

What a way to win a game of cricket, and what a game of cricket to win!

Manchester Originals win by seven wicketspublished at 21:19 British Summer Time 26 August 2023

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Jamie Overton sends Manchester Originals into The Hundred final with a six!

A quite astonishing chase of 197 for Jos Buttler's men. They'll certainly be taking the momentum into tomorrow's final against Oval Invincibles with that performance.

A dot ball to finish from Tymal Mills.

Can Brave perform a miracle?

Great running.

Two more to Evans.

Originals 192-3published at 21:15 British Summer Time 26 August 2023

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Need 5 runs from 8 balls

Take a bow, Laurie Evans! Surely that's the game?

Four valuable runs for Laurie Evans!

Bit of revenge for Rehan Ahmed...

Sophie Devine
New Zealand captain on BBC radio

When you think of 360 cricketers, you think of AB de Villiers and you think of Jos Buttler.

Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Radio

Jos Buttler has been one of the pioneers of white ball cricket. Able to play spin, pace, control the middle overs and get that momentum going.

A quiet set for the Originals but they only need 18 from the last 15 balls, so they're pretty safe.

James Vince turns to Tymal Mills when he needs a wicket.

He did the job earlier, in fairness.

Originals 171-2published at 20 balls left

20 balls left

Need 26 from 20 balls

Jos Buttler sends yet another sailing into the stands.

A masterclass.