
Kerr's Stunning 69* Keeps MI London's Hundred Hopes Alive
Melie Kerr produced one of the innings of the women's Hundred season, scoring 69 not out from just 41 balls to drag MI London from 64-8 to a three-run victory over London Spirit at Lord's.
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Melie Kerr produced one of the innings of the women's Hundred season, scoring 69 not out from just 41 balls to drag MI London from 64-8 to a three-run victory over London Spirit at Lord's.
Sophia Dunkley's commanding half-century powered Trent Rockets to a six-wicket win over Birmingham Phoenix, lifting them to the summit of The Hundred women's competition.
Sophia Dunkley continued her stunning form with a blistering 65 off 37 balls as Trent Rockets beat Birmingham Phoenix by six wickets to move to the summit of the women's Hundred standings.

Welsh Fire pulled off a dramatic final-ball victory over Southern Brave in Cardiff, with young debutante Grace Thompson and 21-year-old Niamh Holland proving their worth after captain Sophie Devine was ruled out through injury.

Annabel Sutherland's cool-headed 37 not out steered Sunrisers Leeds to a nervy two-ball victory over London Spirit, keeping their qualification hopes just about alive in The Hundred.
Welsh Fire pulled off a stunning four-wicket victory against Southern Brave at Sophia Gardens, ending the competition leaders' five-match winning streak in one of the most dramatic finishes of this Hundred campaign.

Trent Rockets survived a nervy finish at Trent Bridge to beat Sunrisers Leeds by five runs, with Annabel Sutherland's unbeaten 59 ultimately not enough to clinch victory for the visitors.

Manchester Super Giants swept aside bottom-of-the-table MI London by six wickets with 28 balls to spare at The Oval, reinforcing their growing credentials in the Women's Hundred.
Southern Brave moved eight points clear at the top of The Hundred women's table after a nervy but ultimately convincing five-wicket victory over London Spirit at Lord's.
Half-centuries from Sophia Dunkley and Sophie Luff drove Trent Rockets to a 31-run victory over Manchester Super Giants at Old Trafford, lifting them into second place in the women's Hundred standings.

Davina Perrin defied all probability as Southern Brave's fielders put her down three times in the space of ten balls during a jaw-dropping women's Hundred clash at the Utilita Bowl.
Southern Brave extended their unbeaten run in the women's Hundred to four matches with a commanding 24-run victory over Birmingham Phoenix at the Utilita Bowl.