We'll be back tomorrow for more Hundred action as Northern Superchargers and Welsh Fire continue the scrap for a place in the final in the women's competition, and Fire's men look to boost their qualification hopes.
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So we now know one of our men's finalists, but the two spots in the Eliminator are still up for grabs.
Trent Rockets' hopes just got severely dented and they are now waiting on other results to go their way.
Welsh Fire and Southern Brave are still in contention and will also boost their hopes with wins tomorrow and Wednesday respectively.
Match Hero, Oval Invincibles' Sam Billings: "It has been quite a while since I hit it that well! It has been a long summer so it was nice to see some of the work behind the scenes actually come off. It wasn't the perfect scenario to come in but it was an opportunity to bat and get myself in and then I just played to my strengths. It was really pleaseing to get over the lune.
"It is always there. Sometimes it doesn't feel like that. I put too much pressure on myself to perform. It is nice to clear the head and go out and play like that.
"It is amazing to qualify and go straight to the final. It was big boots to fill with Heinrich Klaasen, he's arguably been the best player in the world in the last year, so it was about someone stepping up and filling those shoes and thankfully I got it done. That is the story of our summer, everybody has stepped up at different times. It has been a real team effort. There isn't a single person in the squad who hasn't played a part in getting through to the final. It's definitely more relaxing going straight through to the final."
Just a couple of Sam Billings sixes for you to enjoy before we hear from the man himself.
Having lost three wickets in the space of three balls early in the chase, Sam Billings survived the hat-trick ball before going on to play one of the competition's best innings so far.
Billings is understandably named Match Hero for his efforts.
Sam Billings seals his side's place in the final with a six!
Oval Invincibles reach their first men's Hundred final with a phenomenal innings of 76 not out from 40 balls from their captain.
They reach their target easily in the end, with eight balls remaining.
Need 5 from 10 balls
Slapped through the covers for four by Billings!
The final is in sight for the Oval Invincibles.
It would be a really good time for another of these...
Need 14 from 15 balls
Gregory recovers well, conceding just a couple of singles, but Tom Curran did the damage with the first two balls.
What can Trent Rockets do here?
Need 16 from 18 balls
Four more!
Too short from Gregory and it's pumped through mid-wicket.
Invincibles cruising to victory now.
Need 20 runs from 19 balls
If Sam Billings doesn't get you, Tom Curran will.
A good-length ball from Lewis Gregory is driven gloriously over cover for four.
Just singles managed off Sam Cook, but it doesn't matter for the Invincibles.
They need a further 24 from 20 balls.
Four fours and four sixes from Sam Billings in this knock so far. It's looking likely that it'll prove to be a match-winning one.
Target 149
And he wants to get this done quickly, too.
Another six down the ground as Sam Billings looks unstoppable.
Invincibles 115-5
A stunning innings, and a stunning way to go there.
Sam Billings leads from the front by crunching Daniel Sams through the leg-side for four and raises his bat for a half-century from just 27 balls.
Target 149
Tom Curran has played a couple of very handy cameos for Oval Invincibles in The Hundred so far, and he starts this innings pretty nicely as well.
A perfectly-timed reverse sweep off the spinner Matt Carter finds its way to the boundary from his first ball.
The equation is still well in the Invincibles' favour: they need 40 from 30 balls.
Neesham lbw b Carter 4 (Invincibles 101-5)
Image source, Getty ImagesThe fightback continues!
Jimmy Neesham's first Oval Invincibles outing is a brief one as he tries to slog sweep Matt Carter, but is pinned plumb in front.
He doesn't even bother thinking about a review.
Target 149
Can Trent Rockets string together a few more sets like this one and get themselves back in it?
Just the three runs and a wicket from it.
Jacks b Cook 31 (Invincibles 94-4)
Sam Cook gets a much-needed breakthrough for Trent Rockets!
Will Jacks departs for 31 from 22 balls as he skips down the pitch to Cook, but gets an inside edge on to his stumps.
Big fist pump from Cook, who had an expensive start to his spell but has fought back nicely here.
No luck involved in this one!
Sams drops one too short and Will Jacks just helps it into the crowd for six more.