Mi London

Lauren Bell delivered a masterclass under pressure as Southern Brave held their nerve to beat MI London by a single run in a breathtaking Women's Hundred clash at the Utilita Bowl.

Lauren Bell produced a nerves-of-steel final over as Southern Brave defeated MI London by a single run to maintain their perfect start to The Hundred women's competition.

Rachin Ravindra produced one of the innings of The Hundred season so far, blazing 98 runs from only 44 balls with seven sixes as Welsh Fire took on MI London.

Rachin Ravindra produced one of the innings of The Hundred so far, smashing 98 from just 44 balls to lead Welsh Fire to a 15-run victory over MI London and maintain their perfect start to the competition.

Welsh Fire produced a record-breaking performance in Cardiff to dismantle MI London by 60 runs, with Sophie Devine's all-round brilliance driving the highest women's Hundred score of the 2026 tournament so far.

Sophie Devine's explosive half-century and Grace Potts' devastating powerplay bowling helped Welsh Fire dismantle MI London by 60 runs at Sophia Gardens, posting the highest team total in the women's Hundred this season.

Richard Gleeson looked destined for a Hundred hat-trick after dismissing Zak Crawley and Benny Howell in successive balls, only for SunRisers Leeds' number 11 Abrar Ahmed to pull off one of the cheekiest moments of the tournament with a boundary-clearing six.

Nicholas Pooran announced himself to the 2026 Hundred in emphatic fashion, blasting 58 off 22 balls alongside Sam Curran to power MI London to a commanding seven-wicket victory over Sunrisers Leeds.

Sam Curran produced a stunning all-round performance, taking two wickets and smashing an unbeaten 60, as MI London made a dominant statement in the men's Hundred opener against Sunrisers Leeds.

Sunrisers Leeds made a statement in the opening match of the women's Hundred, dismissing MI London for 107 before chasing down the target with 31 balls to spare at The Oval.

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