‘The Hundred’ Women’s Cricket Tournament results for Summer 2024 Results are listed below with links to match reports, arranged by venue * Birmingham, at Edgbaston Saturday, 3 Aug – Birmingham Phoenix 137/7 beat Southern Brave 121/10 by 16 runs – match 13@url http://4theloveofsport.co.uk/2024/08/03/the-hundred-trophy-2024-match-13-phoenix-vs-brave/ Tuesday, 6 Aug – Northern Superchargers 115/5 beat Birmingham Phoenix 54/10 by
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The Hundred Trophy Final 2024 – match 34 – Fire vs Spirit
Welsh Fire vs London Spirit at Lord’s (St John’s Wood, north London) on 18 August 2024 A record crowd of 22,000 spectators for watching women’s cricket at Lord’s witnessed a ‘nail-biter’ that went down to the last three balls. Although the TV statisticians match-outcome predictor favoured Spirit to win, there was very little to choose
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The Hundred Trophy 2024 – match 25 – Fire vs Phoenix
Welsh Fire vs Birmingham Phoenix at Cardiff (Sophia Gardens) on 10 August 2024 Phoenix chalked-up a ‘major win,’ away to top-of-table Fire. Between innings commentators sounded confident that Fire would win after Hayley Matthews took a 3-fer (3/32.) Once Hayley Matthews had departed with her bat, Fire’s run chase began to falter. Four wickets fell for four
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The Hundred Trophy 2024 – match 30 – Brave vs Fire
Southern Brave vs Welsh Fire at Southampton, East (Utilita Bowl) on 14 August 2024; Top-team Fire made a ‘commanding performance’ that knocked-out the defending champions by a wide margin of nine wickets. Batting first, Brave quickly lost Danni Wyatt and Smriti Mandhana to mis-timed shots from spin (Hayley Matthews) and pace (Shabnim Ismail. Commentators reported
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The Hundred Trophy 2024 – match 17 – Fire vs Brave
Welsh Fire vs Southern Brave at Cardiff (Sophia Gardens) on 5 August 2024 Welsh Fire chalked up a ‘major win’ under Tammy Beaumont‘s (pictured) captaincy at home, beating the defending champions by chasing-down their 85 run target with relative ease (with seven wickets-in-hand.) Commentators added that Fire’s convincing win extends their top-of-table lead and are now
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The Hundred Trophy 2024 – match 14 – Rockets vs Fire
Trent Rockets vs Welsh Fire at Nottingham (Trent Bridge) on 3 August 2024 Reported attendance 10,693. Match will be remembered for setting a new record that was made when both Rockets openers departed for golden ducks. Previously, when Fire played Rockets, Fire skipper Tammy Beaumont became the first batter to score 100 (on 15.8.2023). By
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The Hundred Trophy 2024 – match 10 – Spirit vs Fire
London Spirit vs Welsh Fire at Lord’s (London, St John’s Wood) on 1 August 2024 Fire’s second win came from their highest ever run-chase, with ‘superstar’ Hayley Matthews (West Indies’ skipper) inflicting Spirit’s first shock defeat. Spirit was ‘beefed-up’ with Deepti Sharma (India) replacing Erin Burns (Australia.) Top-scorer Hayley Matthews [78*not out runs (from 46 balls)
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The Hundred Trophy 2024 – match 6 – Fire vs Invincibles
Welsh Fire vs Oval Invincibles at Cardiff (Sophia Gardens) on 28 July 2024 Invincibles campaign for a third title remains on track, after a clinical win played before a record crowd of 7,000 spectators watching the Women’s Hundred in Wales. Fire posted a below-par score, well short of last year’s record score on the same ground. Beyond mid-way,
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The Hundred Trophy 2024 – match 3 – Originals vs Fire
Manchester Originals vs Welsh Fire at Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester on 25 July 2024 Playing on a ‘belter-of-a-pitch’ at Old Trafford,’ Originals posted a ’slightly under-par score’ with no batter scoring ‘fifty.’ Commentators looked forward to some future ‘heavy lifting’ (from middle-order batters said to have made light-scores.) They commended Fire’s bowlers for their ‘fine performance with the ball,’
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The Hundred (Women) Trophy 2023 – The Eliminator – No Result
at The Kia Oval, London (South) on 26 August 2023 (called-off around 16h45) ‘No result’ *Following a delayed toss, ‘Fire’ scored 104/2 (from 75 balls); at which point ‘Strategic-time-out’ was called, covers were drawn across the pitch and an extended interval was taken. No further play on account of lightning risk to player’s safety. Separately, ’Superchargers’ did
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