Invincibles beat Brave to seal knockout place

Tom Curran starred with bat and ball as Oval Invincibles beat Southern Brave to clinch their place in the men's knockout stages of The Hundred.

Jason Roy (28) had got Invincibles off to a good start before he was bowled by Chris Jordan, who took 3-20.

Tim David's big hitting came too late for the Brave who finished on 131-7.

Invincibles restored a four-point lead at the top of the table and their place in the Lord's final will be confirmed if Manchester Originals fail to beat Northern Superchargers on Sunday.

Meanwhile, Brave stay third and face the Originals in their final group game as they battle to qualify for the Eliminator.

What else do you need to know?

• England leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed impressed for Southern Brave. The 19-year-old showed good control and finished with 1-14 from his 20 balls.
• All three of Jordan's wickets were bowled as he first cleaned up Roy before castling Heinrich Klaasen and Sam Billings in the space of three balls.
• Brave fast bowler Tymal Mills took a stunning one-handed catch off his own bowling to dismiss Sam Curran. The left-am paceman stuck out his right arm at full stretch and plucked it from the air.
• With Invincibles struggling at 100-7 after 82 balls, Tom Curran hit four fours and two sixes from the last 13 balls of the innings to drag his side to a competitive total.
• Southern Brave managed only 11 boundaries before David hit four of the last five balls for six, with the result already decided, to ruin Tom Curran's figures and boosted the home side's net run-rate.

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