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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.
Nat Sciver-Brunt will miss Trent Rockets' first two matches of The Hundred as her calf injury continues to be carefully managed ahead of a busy England schedule.
Katherine Sciver-Brunt has spoken honestly about the pressures of mum guilt as she takes her first steps into coaching with Trent Rockets. The former England quick is determined to make both roles work.
Birmingham Phoenix suffered a humiliating nine-wicket defeat to Trent Rockets at Edgbaston, dismissed for just 64 as the batting struggles that have defined the early stages of The Hundred women's competition showed no signs of relenting.
Manchester Super Giants announced themselves under their new name in emphatic fashion, dismantling London Spirit by seven wickets at Lord's in The Hundred women's competition.
Jemimah Rodrigues turned the match on its head with a brilliant direct hit run out of Freya Kemp, handing Southern Brave a genuine chance of victory against Welsh Fire in their 2026 Hundred opener.
Southern Brave began their Hundred campaign with a nervy eight-run victory over Welsh Fire in Southampton, recovering from a sloppy fielding display thanks to a stunning late collapse sparked by teenage spinner Tilly Corteen-Coleman.
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.
The Hundred returns in 2026 with new owners, new identities and dramatically higher player salaries. Jamie Hall looks at what the privatisation overhaul means for the tournament.
The Blaze were utterly dominant at The Oval on Finals Day, dismissing Durham for 117-8 before Tammy Beaumont and Sarah Bryce guided them home with more than six overs to spare.
The Women's T20 Blast Finals Day arrives at The Oval on Friday, with The Blaze among four sides chasing silverware. Grace Ballinger has called the occasion among the finest of her career.