9.43pm And that's enough for one day. From Miller and Matt, and Ranjith, thanks and goodnight! Oh, and here's the table, with confirmation of Brave's dire straits...

Paul: "Many words to describe this chase- Brave is not one! Feels likes Vince or bust for Braves"

Andre Russell is the Match Hero for 64 not out from 23 and a wicket too. "This is my fifth game, feeling confident but the runs weren't coming. I kept believing but today I did what I did best. It's very important, teams keep beating other teams, so we take whatever points we can on game-day. We should be 3 from 4 but the ball is round and we keep going from strength to strength.

"My goal was to stay to the end," he adds, after seeing off the spinners and targetting the quicks in the final 20. "This format is very quick, you have to keep thinking. Five balls caught me off guard a few times, I love it."

9.36pm An absolute bludgeoning for the Not-so-Brave. They were rocked back by Buttler at the start of Originals innings and Russell at the end, and once James Vince had fallen to a wonder-catch from Sean Abbott their challenge fell away, with Paul Walter's three-for ending any threat. Back-to-back wins get Originals' tournament fully firing, but there's a small concern about Buttler's fitness. He was hobbling in the closing stages, but insists afterwards that it's "just the change in climate..." A bit of cramp then...

Short, and not so sweet. This is a humiliation for Brave. Out comes Michael Hogan at No.11

Parkinson, fresh from his catch, returns for his final set

Buttler is definitely hobbling. He might be better off getting treatment now, unless it's cramp and he can run it off. Not much captaincy needed to close this one out...

Buttler is grimacing a touch after that long chase to the rope... one to watch