Southern Brave

Sunrisers Leeds secured a convincing five-wicket victory over Southern Brave in the women's Hundred eliminator at The Oval, setting up a final showdown with Trent Rockets.

Sunrisers Leeds overcame a late Southern Brave fightback, inspired by Issy Wong's three-wicket burst, to secure a five-wicket Eliminator victory and book their place in Sunday's Hundred final at Lord's.

Two moments of fielding brilliance from Moeen Ali and Tristan Stubbs helped Southern Brave claw their way back into a tense Hundred contest against Manchester Super Giants at Southampton.

Southern Brave caused a significant upset in The Hundred, defeating Trent Rockets by six wickets thanks to a brilliant half-century from Tristan Stubbs and a key contribution from Marcus Stoinis.

Trent Rockets must now wait to discover whether they will qualify automatically for The Hundred final after Southern Brave handed them a six-wicket defeat at Trent Bridge. Tristan Stubbs' explosive half-century proved the difference.

Trent Rockets defied a chaotic opening to their innings at Trent Bridge, clawing back from 10-3 to defeat Southern Brave and secure a spot in The Hundred final.

Trent Rockets survived an almighty scare against Southern Brave, recovering from 10-3 to chase down 118 with two balls to spare, with Nat Sciver-Brunt's explosive cameo proving the difference.

Caleb Falconer's path to a £55,000 Southern Brave contract very nearly came unstuck when the ECB suspected his father's registration email might be a hoax. It's one of cricket's more unlikely behind-the-scenes stories.

Richa Ghosh produced a stunning half-century to power Manchester Super Giants to a competitive 140-target against Southern Brave in the Women's Hundred.

Tristan Stubbs produced one of the catches of The Hundred season, only to be denied after the third umpire ruled the ball had touched the ground. The Southern Brave fielder was left visibly fuming at the decision.

Manchester Super Giants threw away a brilliant platform in The Hundred, crashing from 119-0 to 149-8 against Southern Brave in one of the most spectacular batting collapses of the season.

Manchester Super Giants kept their Hundred playoff hopes intact with a nervy 10-run victory over Southern Brave in Southampton, despite an extraordinary mid-innings batting collapse that nearly cost them the match.