Trent Rockets Women vs MI London Women Live স্কোর, Match 25 of The Hundred Women, 2026

More action awaits - The Trent Rockets Women wrap up a thoroughly dominant 9-wicket victory with relative ease, booking their spot in the next round. The action in The Hundred continues almost immediately with a massive double-header starting in an hour. In the Men's division, the men's teams of these same two franchises will face off, with the first ball scheduled at 2.30 pm GMT (7 pm IST). While the Women's division features a blockbuster clash between the Southern Brave Women and the Manchester Super Giants Women starting simultaneously at the same time in Southampton. Switch tabs now to catch all the updates, toss, and analysis from either upcoming contest. Cheers for now!

PLAYER OF THE MATCH - Nat Sciver-Brunt wins the award for her match-winning unbeaten half-century, scoring 67 not out off 36 balls. Nat Sciver-Brunt says it feels extremely good to be back in the groove. Is quick to mention that they have got an in-form batting unit. Calls it another dominating performance at The Oval. When asked about Beth Mooney, she says she's genuinely pleased for her, noting that Mooney has been keen to get more involved of late, by sticking to her task. She adds that she (Mooney) played a really good innings, getting the most out of the surface in the morning conditions. On Trent's bowling effort, she credits the attack for doing well to keep a lid on a dangerous MI London batting line-up. Adds that discipline is something the side takes real pride in, and when the situation calls for it, they are not afraid to turn to their change-ups and use them smartly. When the broadcaster asks her about her calf, she informs that it's feeling really good and she's just glad to have been out there and contribute for the team.

Earlier in the game - The MI London Women posted a sedate 121/5 from their 100 balls after an innings that struggled for momentum. Openers Hayley Matthews and Kira Chathli started cautiously in the Powerplay, with Chathli finding late boundaries before Samantha Bates entered the attack to dismiss Matthews. Chathli's progress was soon halted by a brilliant set from Bates, who claimed two quick wickets, before Georgia Elwiss dismissed Amelia Kerr for 17 to leave MI London reeling at five wickets down. However, an unbeaten sixth-wicket partnership between Chinelle Henry and Alice Monaghan rescued the innings, as both batters scored identical counter-attacking cameos of 27 runs from 21 balls. The duo targeted Ashleigh Gardner, who endured a tough spell conceding 32 runs, though Bates remained the standout bowler for the Trent Rockets by finishing with exceptional figures of 3/13 from her 20 balls.

MI London outclassed - On the bowling front, Tara Norris claimed the solitary wicket for MI London but lacked any meaningful support from the rest of the bowling attack. Defending a low score was always going to be an uphill battle, and the target never truly threatened the experienced, clinical batting unit of the Trent Rockets.

A chasing masterclass from the experienced duo - Following the early wicket of Dunkley, Beth Mooney was joined by the experienced Nat Sciver-Brunt, and the veteran duo made light work of the total set against them. Both batters looked in complete control, comfortably crossing the half-century mark and remaining unbeaten by the end of the chase. Sciver-Brunt top-scored with a brilliant knock in the 60s, while Mooney anchored the other end with a superb score in the 50s to guide their team home.

Rockets cruise into next round - The Trent Rockets Women continue their winning march and book their place in the next round with a convincing victory over the already-eliminated MI London side. Chasing a modest target of 122 runs, the Rockets suffered an early setback when Sophia Dunkley departed cheaply with just 7 runs on the board. However, this early hiccup did little to dent the momentum of the in-form chasing side.

FOUR! Finds the gap and Trent Rockets Women win by 9 wickets, and 18 balls to spare! And with that, the Women in Yellow secure a top two finish for the first time since 2022. Dropped short and around the off stump, Beth Mooney goes back and scythes it beautifully through cover and point for a boundary to get the job done in style. A very one-sided match and the Rockets romp home for their final assignment, on the back of five back-to-back wins.

SCORES ARE LEVEL! Floated, full and around off, Nat Sciver-Brunt sweeps it in front of square on the leg side for a single.

Shortish delivery, on the stumps. Nat Sciver-Brunt pulls it across to deep mid-wicket for a single.

WIDE! Hammers it short and down leg. Nat tries to hook it behind square on the leg side, but misses. Kira Chathli does well to grab it to her left, around her shoulder height.

FIFTY FOR BETH MOONEY! Off 43 balls. She has been very measured in her approach and has played a really steady hand. She will be very pleased to have gotten among the runs before the knockouts. Good signs for the table toppers, Trent Rockets Women altogether. She gets to her milestone by pulling the length ball towards deep mid-wicket for an easy single.

Far outside off, on a length, Beth rocks back and slaps it to the right of the cover fielder. Hollie Armitage moves to that direction but the ball just seeps through her hands and rolls behind for a couple of runs.

Short around middle. Nat Sciver-Brunt goes deep in the crease and hammers it to deep mid-wicket for one more.

Lands it full and around off, Beth Mooney sits on a knee and sweeps it off the top edge. The ball lands in front and on the bounce towards the fielder at deep mid-wicket for a single.

Around off, on a length, Mooney stabs it to backward point. Just 9 runs needed off 25 balls.

Pushed fuller, on the stumps, Mooney comes forward and keeps it out safely to the off side.

Short around off, Nat pulls it to deep square leg for a single.

Floated up and outside the line of off stump. Sciver-Brunt advances down the track and flicks it away towards the long on region for a couple of runs.

A little too full, around leg. Nat Sciver-Brunt sweeps it to deep backward square leg and calls for the second run. She is a bit slow to hustle back to the batting end, but gets there before the keeper collects the throw and breaks the stumps. Two runs taken. Just tesing her calf a bit there.

Just the final rites being read in this one-sided game. Trent Rockets Women need 14 runs from 30 balls. Amelia Kerr returns. 0/19 in 10 balls so far.

Good length, on the pads, Nat Sciver-Brunt milks this to deep square leg for a single.

On a length, around off, Beth Mooney pushes this to mid off for no run.

Full and on the pads, Beth Mooney tucks this to short fine leg.

Good length, on off, Nat Sciver-Brunt cuts this through point for one.

SIX! A huge six from Nat Sciver-Brunt and Trent Rockets Women need just 17 more runs. Short and on middle and off, Nat Sciver-Brunt gets behind the line of the ball and hooks this over the deep square leg fielder for a biggie.

FOUR! FIFTY FOR SCIVER-BRUNT! From just 27 balls. Another exhibition of risk-free batting from the English legend. She raises her bat calmly to soak in all the applause from the crowd. A high full toss, around off, Nat Sciver-Brunt gets up on her toes, punches this over the left of the fielder at cover-point for a boundary to bring up her half-century. The on-field umpires send it upstairs to check for the height and Norris is found guilty of bowling a beamer above waist height. No Ball called, and Sciver-Brunt will face the Free Hit.

Tara Norris will bowl out now. 1/12 in 15 balls so far.

Short of a length, around middle and leg, Beth Mooney hits this to deep square leg for one.

Fuller on the pads, Nat Sciver-Brunt sweeps it to deep backward square leg for a single.

Too full, on the pads, Beth Mooney flicks it through mid on for a run.