Summary

  • The Hundred Eliminator, The Kia Oval

  • Manchester Super Giants win by 20 runs to set up final against Trent Rockets on Sunday at Lord's

  • Sunrisers 166-7 (100 balls): Rickelton 54* (34), Brook 49 (31); Tongue 4-26

  • Super Giants 186-4 (100 balls): Walter 80 (46), Klaasen 63 (26)

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Live Reporting

by Sam Drury & Adwaidh Rajan

  1. Sunrisers 17-2

    Target 187

    Pressure on Sunrisers early and Harry Brook so nearly makes it worse as he wanders to the off side, looking for the ramp but sees another full ball from Josh Tongue just miss leg stump.

  2. Steven Finn
    Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Harry Brook's going to have to play a huge innings for the Sunrisers here.

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    WICKET

    Crawley lbw b Tongue 6 (Sunrisers 17-2)

    Yep, gone. Thumping into middle and leg, halfway up.

    A very Zak Crawley innings. One sumptuous shot but it ends in frustration all too soon afterwards.

    It was excellent bowling from Josh Tongue. He fired it in very full and straight, Crawley moved across his stumps and as soon as he failed to get bat on it, he was in bother.

  4. Steven Finn
    Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    I think that's cannoning to leg stump, personally.

  5. Sunrisers review

    Target 187

    Josh Tongue appeals in front of Zak CrawleyGetty Images

    Zak Crawley is in big trouble here.

    He's smashes on the front pad by Josh Tongue, right in front of the stumps and he's given out lbw.

    The review seems more in hope than expectation. In fact, one look at the replay and he's walking off...

  6. Sunrisers 15-1

    Target 187

    Zak Crawley off the mark in style.

    A crunching cover drive that races to the boundary. Gorgeous shot. He's so good to watch when he's at his best.

  7. Steven Finn
    Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Sonny Baker takes a catchGetty Images

    You could see Jos Buttler sprinting, wanting to get there but Sonny Baker shouted him away and it seemed to hang up there forever.

    Baker steadied himself and he's very lucky there are some clouds in the sky to help him gauge the depth.

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    WICKET

    Marsh c Baker b Tongue 10 (Sunrisers 10-1)

    Josh Tongue strikes first ball!

    Mitch Marsh goes for another mighty pull shot but this one goes straight up - and a long, long way up.

    It stays in the air for an age but Sonny Baker calls for it at square leg, sets himself and holds on to the catch.

    A big wicket for the Super Giants.

  9. Sunrisers 10-0

    Target 187

    Good comeback from Gus Atkinson as he finishes his first five with a couple of dot balls.

    Only two scoring shots but Sunrisers off to a fast start.

  10. Steven Finn
    Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Mitch Marsh battingGetty Images

    That was savage by Mitch Marsh. A poor ball by Gus Atkinson and Marsh just has to help it up.

    Atkinson under early pressure here.

  11. Henry Moeran
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Goodness me, Mitch Marsh.

    Four runs of quite startling brutality.

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    Sunrisers 10-0

    Target 187

    Some start!

    Dot ball and a bit of bounce for Gus Atkinson but that's the only sighter Mitch Marsh needs.

    A brutal pull shot follows, flat and for four - and the next ball is launched high over long long for six!

  13. Right then, I fancy this will be an exciting chase!

    Sunrisers have to go hard if they're going to chase down these runs and against this Super Giants bowling attack, that could make for a very fun watch.

    Gus Atkinson will open the bowling with Mitch Marsh and Ryan Rickelton the Sunrisers opening pair.

  14. How's stat?!

    Jem Green
    CricViz data analyst

    Just five deliveries of spin in that innings. This is the second time Sunrisers Leeds have opted for 95 seam deliveries in full innings.

    These are the only two occasions of this in the history of the competition by any team.

  15. Thanks, Adwaidh.

    Well, that was some pretty impressive hitting from Tall Paul Walter and Heinrich Klaasen, wasn't it?

    Just the 12 sixes between them, with eight of them from the bat of Tall Paul.

    It leaves Sunrisers Leeds needing 187 to make it to the Lord's final and make it a Sunrisers versus Trent Rockets double-header.

    With their batting line-up on what looks an excellent pitch, the chasing side will feel they can do just that but it won't be easy against a strong Super Giants attack.

  16. Who will join Trent Rockets in The Hundred men's final on Sunday?

    Manchester Super Giants have posted an imposing total, but Sunrisers Leeds will believe they have the firepower to chase it down.

    To take you through the second half of this contest, here's Sam Drury.

  17. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    The Manchester Super Giants have shown it's not all reliant on one person.

    Until today Tim Seifert has scored a lot of their runs.

    So today isn't all on Mitch Marsh for Sunrisers Leeds.

  18. Melissa Story
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    It's been a brilliant innings from Paul Walter, and quite a comedic one as well.

    He's hit the sixes but also at times looked like he didn't know where the ball was going.

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    Super Giants post 186-4 against Sunrisers

    Walter run out (Patterson-White/Rickelton) 80 (Super Giants 186-4)

    An excellent final set from Matthew Potts, who concedes only four runs.

    Paul Walter, the hero of this innings, is run out as the opener goes in search of a second off the final ball.

    But Manchester Super Giants will still be delighted with their total of 186-4.

    Sunrisers Leeds now face a huge test if they are to follow their women's side in booking a place in Sunday's final at Lord's.

  20. Super Giants 183-3

    This time, it's top-edged by Michael Bracewell.

    But it lands safely and the Manchester Super Giants batters scamper through for a single.

    So far, so good for Matthew Potts as far as this final set is concerned.