The Hundred: Oval Invincibles beat Southern Brave to win second title

 Oval Invincibles won the ladies' Hundred for the second year straight with one more triumph over Southern Brave at Lord's.

In a rehash of last year's conclusive, the Invincibles skillfully confined the Brave to 101-7 with a fine all over bowling execution.

South Africa worldwide Shabnim Ismail and 18-year-old England star Alice Capsey took two wickets each. Britain's Sophia Dunkley hit 26 - the most elevated score from Brave's fearsome batting request.

The Invincibles' run-pursue turned out to be progressively tense, before a record swarm for a ladies' homegrown match of 20,840, however Marizanne Kapp guided the Invincibles to a five-wicket triumph with six balls in excess.

The South African finished on 37 not out while Emily Windsor hit the triumphant hurries to end unbeaten on 13 preceding being mobbed by her colleagues who surged onto the field.

The men's last between Trent Rockets and Manchester Originals follows from 18:45 BST, having been postponed as a result of innovation issues.

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Kapp stands up as Invincibles return to back

It was anything but a match of exciting limit hitting yet turned into a reasonably brazen game to suit the event - Lord's everything except full by and by.

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In spite of 25 from Capsey, the reigning champs were as yet 24 takes off from triumph when Windsor joined Kapp in the center.

Kapp, one of the world's best all-rounders, assumed the part of experienced proficient and talked Windsor through the pressure between conveyances. Windsor, who consolidates her playing profession with commentating on BBC radio, never looked overawed.

In any case, in spite of the quiet in the center, the pressure was clear somewhere else. Kapp's better half Dane van Niekerk, the Invincibles skipper last year who was avoided with regards to the playing XI for the last, was on her feet on the Lord's overhang, obviously battling with the nerves.

Kapp, who missed the Commonwealth Games before this mid year due to a difficult sickness inside her family, was cool all through, in any case.

That was until she dropped to one knee after the triumphant second, the 32-year-old apparently profound.

Daring seemingly have the most grounded crew in the ladies' opposition however by and by it was the Invincibles who beat the competition.

A group execution with the ball

The Invincibles' noteworthy bowling execution was a genuine collaboration. Valiant's initial pair came to 33-0 preceding the searing Ismail gripped onto a brilliant rambling catch to excuse Danni Wyatt for 15.

Ismail is referred to around the world as one of the ladies' down's quickest bowlers however the following wicket came from young person Smale - a player few knew about only three weeks prior.

Smale, playing in the Hundred as a late injury substitution in her days off between Year 12 and 13 at school, has been one of the breakout stars of the current year's opposition.

The left-arm spinner has made a propensity for excusing huge name hitters and added the scalp of India worldwide Smriti Mandhana got and bowled, prior to following a siphoned up festival with a wave to her grandad Malcolm in the stands.

"The explanation she got into cricket is her grandad," England skipper Heather Knight said on BBC Radio. "The reality her grandad would have been here was truly exceptional for her."

In making her name in The Hundred, Newport-conceived Smale is continuing in the strides of colleague Capsey, who featured as a 16-year-old last year.

Presently 18 and an England global, Capsey guaranteed the urgent wicket of Dunkley, similarly as her England colleague was beginning to engine, and added the scalp of Georgia Adams two balls later before her significant job with the bat.

Once more, courageous come up short

Courageous had been in a likewise tense eliminator on Friday when they qualified for the last in spite of Nat Sciver's firecrackers for the Trent Rockets.

Their crew is loaded with global ability in any case, as they did last year while being bowled out for 73, neglected to welcome their best on the greatest event.

Capsey was dropped two times and critically the Brave likewise released five wides and four byes in a low-scoring match.

'Kapp loves the huge event' - what they said

Previous England bowler Alex Hartley on BBC Two: "Marizanne Kapp was splendid. She is a warrior, she bears everything to all onlookers. She adores the huge event. She performs endlessly time once more."

Oval Invincibles' Emily Windsor addressing BBC Two: "Kapp was unbelievable. I truly do cherish a pursuit. I've done it in territorial cricket and while you're batting with Kapp it makes things simpler.

Oval Invincibles all-rounder Alice Capsey on Sky Sports: "Winning it two years straight and getting that prize back is amazing is unbelievable.

"Our top request has been marvelous. Kapp advised me to stay with her until the end and it was good to see it home with her.

"It's simply a round of cricket. All I was doing was attempting to watch the ball. Truly I can barely handle it. To score the triumphant run at Lord's truly implies a ton."