Oval Invincibles won the second title on the trot beating Southern Brave by 17 runs. The Oval side cruised to 147/9 with Will Jacks 37 off and Tom Curran’s cameo of 24 of 11 whereas the Southern Brave middle order collapsed with Saqib Mahmood’s three-fer leading to Oval’s title win.

West Indies players are often recognized for their distinctive celebrations, and some even create their signature styles after taking a wicket. A similar moment unfolded in the final match of the Hundred when Akeal Hosein celebrated his two-wicket haul with a unique celebration of his own.

A perfect start is always memorable, especially when it comes to a high-stakes match with so much on the line. This was exactly the case in the eliminator clash between Birmingham Phoenix and Southern Brave at the Oval, where Adam Milne delivered a stunning breakthrough for the Phoenix.

Birmingham Phoenix beat Manchester Originals by nine wickets and qualified for the eliminator game. After a rain delay, the match was cut short to 30 balls and the Originals could manage just 41/5, courtesy of Phoenix’s pace attack whereas the Phoenix openers sealed their victory in 22 deliveries.