The weather seems to have cleared up at The Oval and we've got a rather nice orange-y sunset over the back of the main stand.

To take you through this difficult Originals chase in the south London twilight, here's Ffion Wynne.

Sophie Devine
New Zealand captain on BBC radio

You can't get complacent even with these runs on the board. Originals have got world class players at the top of the order even if they are a top-heavy batting line-up.

I think Southern Brave will go to pace-off deliveries early and try and make the batters hit to the longer side of the ground.

Originals went in with five seamers and one spinner. Paul Walter (1-27 from 15) took the only wicket, while Richard Gleeson (0-28 off 20) was the most economical.

Sole spinner Calvin Harrison took some punishment - his ten balls went for 33.

Sophie Devine
New Zealand captain on BBC radio

Southern Brave have done a fantastic job.

But in a weird way, chasing a total like this is actually easier because your job is so clear. As an opener, you just have to get yourselves ahead of the game as quickly as they can.

We know the likes of Phil Salt, Jos Buttler and Laurie Evans will come out hard anyway but they can only play one way so it's been simplified for them.

James Vince finishes with 54 from 24 with four sixes, Devon Conway carried his bat with 51 from 38 and one six.

Finn Allen was the only wicket to fall, he went for 69 from 38 and topped the sixes charts with, appropriately, six.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator

This is going to take something very, very special from Jos Buttler and co.

Just the two from the final delivery, Vince pulling for two.

That's a formidable total for Brave, they must be favourites to reach the final.

Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

It has been some knock from James Vince.

He is a legend. He has the ability to score runs at every juncture, in any scenario and he does it year after year.

I doubted him for about three balls.

Brave 194-1published at 99 balls

99 balls

Vince brings up his fifty with a six.

A wide-legged stance as he punches Gleeson over long-on.

One more six for 200, James?

Full toss from Gleeson and Conway doesn't get hold of it - just a single into the covers.

Comway reaches his fifty, squeezing the ball into a gap behind point and running two.

Vince takes a single to backward square.

Both batters are on 48, Vince from 23, Conway from 36.

Vince drives down the ground but it's cut-off on the boundary and they can only run two.

He gets two more blocking out a decent Overton yorker as the ball squirts away.

Richard Gleeson will bowl the final set.

Brave 180-1published at 93 balls

93 balls

Overton drops short and that's another six for James Vince to square-leg. Higher this time, and spilled in the crowd.

Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

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Southern Brave are well and truly back in the ascendancy.

Vince shuffles backwards and pulls Overton hard for four behind square.

And four now for the Brave captain, turning Little's ball round the corner and to the ropes.

We're now past the innings cut-off time, so Originals will have to bring a fielder into the ring.

Fire 165-1published at 89 balls

89 balls

Six more for Vince!

He finds more joy in the same square leg-side spot as his previous six off the bowling of Josh Little.

Too straight from Zaman again, Vince finds the gap on the leg-side with a meaty flick.

17 off the set - all, bar a wide, to Brave's captain.

Brave 146-2published at 83 balls

83 balls

James Vince whips Zaman Khan's delivery hard off his legs and it flies all the way for a six that never went much higher than head height.