The Northern Superchargers Women (NOS-W) will meet the Manchester Originals Women (MNR-W) in Match 30 of The Hundred Women’s 2025 at Headingley, Leeds, on Tuesday, August 26. Both teams hope to finish in the top three, so it will be an important playoff-deciding match. The Superchargers are currently in second place with five wins from seven games and will be looking to secure their place. The Manchester Originals will be looking for a fourth win from their seven matches to close the gap on a top three place.

NOS-W vs MNR-W: Match Details

• Match: Northern Superchargers Women vs Manchester Originals Women
• Date: August 26, 2025
• Time: 7:30 PM IST
• Venue: Headingley, Leeds
• Tournament: The Hundred Women’s 2025 – Match 30

NOS-W vs MNR-W: Live Streaming Details

See Also: The Hundred Women’s 2025 Match 30: NOS-W vs MNR-W head-to-head, pitch report & predicted playing XIs

NOS-W vs MNR-W: Predicted Playing XIs

Northern Superchargers Women (NOS-W): Davina Perrin, Alice Davidson-Richards, Phoebe Litchfield, Annabel Sutherland, Hollie Armitage (c), Nicola Carey, Bess Heath (wk), Kate Cross, Lucy Higham, Linsey Smith, Grace Ballinger

Manchester Originals Women (MNR-W): Beth Mooney (wk/c), Kathryn Bryce, Amelia Kerr, Deandra Dottin, Seren Smale, Alice Monaghan, Sophie Ecclestone, Fritha Morris, Lauren Filer, Danielle Gregory, Mahika Gaur

Northern Superchargers Women (NOS-W) will take on Manchester Originals Women (MNR-W) in Match 30 of The Hundred Women’s 2025 at Headingley, Leeds, on Tuesday, August 26. Both teams are still looking to finish in the top three, so it will be a tense game for playoff hopes.

Superchargers are currently second on the points table, with five wins from seven matches and will want to qualify with another victory. Manchester Originals have also had a strong campaign, winning four of their seven matches, and a win here could move them closer to a top-three spot.

NOS-W vs MNR-W: Head-to-Head Record

The encounters between Northern Superchargers and Manchester Originals have been close in the past, with the Originals just slightly better in terms of the number of wins.

• Matches Played – 7
  
• Northern Superchargers Women Wins – 3
  
• Manchester Originals Women Wins – 4
  
• Tied – 0
  

NOS-W vs MNR-W: Pitch Report

The Headingley pitch has recorded competitive totals of around 140-plus in the past. Batters should find a surface there for stroke play, while bowlers will need to be tight on their lines & lengths to keep the runs down. We can expect a large score and partnerships will establish a huge role in the result.

See Also: The Hundred Women’s 2025 Match 30: Northern Superchargers Women vs Manchester Originals Women live streaming & where to watch

NOS-W vs MNR-W: Predicted Playing XIs

Northern Superchargers Women (NOS-W): Davina Perrin, Alice Davidson-Richards, Phoebe Litchfield, Annabel Sutherland, Hollie Armitage (c), Nicola Carey, Bess Heath (wk), Kate Cross, Lucy Higham, Linsey Smith, Grace Ballinger

Manchester Originals Women (MNR-W): Beth Mooney (wk/c), Kathryn Bryce, Amelia Kerr, Deandra Dottin, Seren Smale, Alice Monaghan, Sophie Ecclestone, Fritha Morris, Lauren Filer, Danielle Gregory, Mahika Gaur

The South Delhi Superstarz (SDS) clash with the North Delhi Strikers (NDS) in Match 36 of the 2025 Delhi Premier League (DPL) at Arun Jaitley Stadium. Both teams have three wins from eight matches, sitting fifth and sixth, respectively, and will be eager to improve their standings. The Strikers come into the match in patchy form, losing their past three matches before their last match had a rain-affected no result. SDS also had no result in their most recent match. It will be a clash between two mid-table teams with the ability to change and take advantage of difficult conditions.

SDS vs NDS: Match Details

• Match: South Delhi Superstarz vs North Delhi Strikers
• Date: August 26, 2025, Delhi
• Time: 2:00 PM IST
• Venue: Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi
• Tournament: Delhi Premier League 2025—Match 36

SDS vs NDS: Live Streaming Details

See Also: DPL 2025 Match 36: SDS vs NDS head-to-head, pitch report & predicted playing XIs

SDS vs NDS: Predicted Playing XIs

South Delhi Superstarz (SDS): Anmol Sharma, Tejasvi Dahiya (wk), Ankur Kaushik, Ayush Badoni (c), Vision Panchal, Sumit Kumar Beniwal, Sumit Mathur, Digvesh Singh Rathi, Abhishek Khandelwal, Aman Bharti, Kunwar Bidhuri

North Delhi Strikers (NDS): Sarthak Ranjan, Arnav Bugga, Yajas Sharma, Vaibhav Kandpal, Yash Bhatia, Pranav Rajuvanshi (wk), Arjun Rapria, Harshit Rana (c), Vikas Dixit, Kuldip Yadav, Deepanshu Gulia

The South Delhi Superstarz will meet the North Delhi Strikers for match 36 in the Delhi Premier League (DPL) 2025 at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi, on Tuesday, August 26 at 2:00 PM IST. SDS have won three matches out of eight played and will sit in fifth position on the points table, while NDS are sitting in sixth position with three wins. Both teams will be eager to register a win and improve their standings in the league.

The Strikers’ recent form has been inconsistent, with three consecutive losses before their last rain-affected match against East Delhi Riders, which ended in no result. SDS also had a no result in their previous match against West Delhi Lions, with rain interrupting the seven-over contest. Both teams will need a day to adapt quickly and opportunistically in an important mid-table clash.

SDS vs NDS: Head to Head

• Matches: 02
  
• SDS Won: 01
  
• NDS Won: 01
  
• No result: 00
  

Historically, the teams are very evenly matched, having won one match each in the last two games played to the same conditions.

SDS vs NDS: Pitch Report

The Arun Jaitley Stadium pitch is expected to remain balanced for this match. Earlier in the tournament, the first innings average was around 190, but it has dropped to 143 in the last 10 games. The team batting first has won six of the last 10 games at this venue, so the toss could play a key role, with the winning captain likely to opt to bowl.

See Also: DPL 2025 Match 36: South Delhi Superstarz vs North Delhi Strikers live streaming & where to watch

SDS vs NDS: Predicted Playing XIs

South Delhi Superstarz (SDS): Anmol Sharma, Tejasvi Dahiya (wk), Ankur Kaushik, Ayush Badoni (c), Vision Panchal, Sumit Kumar Beniwal, Sumit Mathur, Digvesh Singh Rathi, Abhishek Khandelwal, Aman Bharti, Kunwar Bidhuri

North Delhi Strikers (NDS): Sarthak Ranjan, Arnav Bugga, Yajas Sharma, Vaibhav Kandpal, Yash Bhatia, Pranav Rajuvanshi (wk), Arjun Rapria, Harshit Rana (c), Vikas Dixit, Kuldip Yadav, Deepanshu Gulia

Match Details:

• Match: Purani Dilli 6 vs Central Delhi Kings (Fixture 35)
• Venue: Arun Jaitley Stadium – Delhi
• Toss: Purani Dilli 6 (Chose to field first)
• Date: Monday, 25 August 2025

Central Delhi Kings triumphed against Purani Dilli-6 by 104 runs in the 35th match of DPL 2025 played at Arun Jaitley Stadium. Batting first, CDK scored 197/5 in 18 overs, riding on the backs of skipper Yash Dhull (53 runs off 37 balls) and the hard-hitting Aryan Rana’s unbeaten 42 runs off 14 balls. Fighting back, Purani Dilli lost their way badly by folding for 69 in 11.1 overs. In a bowling carnage, Arun Pundir (2/28), Simarjeet Singh (2/6), and Jonty Sidhu (2/6) starred. This decisive victory places CDK at second place in the table and strengthens their chances of getting into the playoffs.

DPL 2025 Points Table

Key Stats

In Match 35 of the DPL 2025, Purani Dilli 6 was beaten badly by Central Delhi Kings with a margin of 104 runs. CDK, after being asked to bat, made a huge 197/5 in 18 overs, powered by Yash Dhull’s sensible 53, Aryan Rana’s 42* off 14 balls and Jonty Sidhu’s quickfire 28. Although Rajneesh Dadar got good support from the other bowlers, he was unable to stop the flow of runs. Purani Dilli 6 were never in the match while chasing the revised target and were all out for 69 in 11.1 overs. The difference in batting and bowling strength was very evident in the game and PD6 were left trailing in all departments. Below are the main reasons for Purani Dilli 6 defeat.

1. Top Order Collapse

Wickets kept falling for Purani Dilli 6 at intervals and the batsmen of the top order couldn't stand the pressure of chasing a large target. Except for Pranav Pant (25 off 17), none of the batsmen looked comfortable and they all got out cheaply. Because of this weak start, the team was always playing behind the required rate, which made it almost impossible to come back.

2. Central Delhi Kings’ Bowling Brilliance

The CDK bowlers were very efficient in their execution of the plans; they were taking wickets early and were able to repeat the same performance frequently. Jonty Sidhu (2/6) and Simarjeet Singh (2/7) were very quick in dismantling the core batting lineup. Arun Pundir got two wickets in the middle overs that killed the remaining hope of a fightback and highlighted CDK’s complete control over the game.

See Also: DPL 2025 : Full match highlights and top performers—match 35

3. Weak Bowling in Powerplay Overs

While Rajneesh Dadar picked up 3 wickets, the other bowlers leaked runs heavily in the first 10 overs. Aryan Rana’s quickfire 42* and Dhull’s fifty ensured CDK crossed 190 with ease. Poor line and lack of execution meant PD6 were chasing far too many on a tough surface.

Match Details:

• Match: Purani Dilli 6 vs Central Delhi Kings (Fixture 35)
• Venue: Arun Jaitley Stadium – Delhi
• Toss: Purani Dilli 6 (Chose to field first)
• Date: Monday, 25 August 2025

Central Delhi Kings ran riot as they crushed Purani Dilli 6 by 104 runs. Batting first, CDK made an enormous 197/5 in their 18 overs, with classy contributions from Yash Dhull and a late onslaught from Aryan Rana. PD6's batsman fell apart but limped to 69 all out in 11.1 overs as they struggled against a clinical bowling attack.

Central Delhi Kings Innings – 197/5 in 18 overs

CDK's innings was based on solid contributions in the top order. Yash Dhull (53 off 37) anchored the innings, and although Kaushal Suman (57 off 53) provided stability, Jonty Sidhu (28 off 16) and Aryan Rana had explosive finishes with an impressive 42 off 14* runs. Purani Dilli 6 bowlers struggled to control runs, with only Rajneesh Dadar (3/30) being influential.

Batting Highlights:

• Yash Dhull – 53 (37)
• Kaushal Suman – 57 (53)
• Aryan Rana – 42* (14)
• Jonty Sidhu – 28 (16)

Bowling Highlights (PD):

• Rajneesh Dadar – 3/30 (4)
• Udhav Mohan – 1/35 (4)
• Lalit Yadav – 1/36 (4)

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Purani Dilli 6 Innings—69 all out in just 11.1 overs

Chasing a tough target of 174 (in 15 overs), Purani Dilli 6 never looked likely to chase down the runs. Other than Pranav Pant's (24 off 17) effort and a bit of resistance from Vansh Bedi (14 off 6), the team fell apart. The CDK bowlers were ruthless and aggressive in their full frontal assault on the batting line-up, led by the effective pair of Arun Pundir (2/28), Simarjeet Singh (2/6), and Jonty Sidhu (2/6).

Batting Highlights:

• Pranav Pant - 24 (17)
• Vansh Bedi - 14 (6)
• Rajneesh Dadar - 9 (16)

Bowling Highlights (CDK):

• Arun Pundir - 2/28 (3)
• Simarjeet Singh - 2/6 (1)
• Jonty Sidhu - 2/6 (1)
• Tejas Baroka - 1/12 (3)

Match Summary

Top Performers

• Player of the Match: Aryan Rana – 42* (14)
• Best Batter: Yash Dhull – 53 (37)
• Best Bowler: Jonty Sidhu – 2/6 (1) 

Will Abhinav Manohar's run drought come to an end? He played an outstanding unbeaten 63-run knock in match 29 of the ongoing Maharaja Trophy T20 2025. Manohar and Krishnan Shrijith's authoritative batting cornered Namma Shivamogga bowlers. The power-hitter duo took their team, Hubli Tigers, to a total of 195, batting first.

Like the bowlers, Shivamogga batters too were looking clueless and bundled for only 90 runs while chasing the competitive target of 196. Manohar is one of the most expensive players in this season's Maharaja Trophy T20 tournament. Because of his hard-hitting abilities and experience in playing in the Indian Premier League (IPL), cricket fans have high hopes for the middle-order batsman.

Manohar's IPL 2025 journey with Sunrisers Hyderabad was not a sweet reality; it was a disappointing season for the Karnataka-born. Today's match (August 25, 2025) can be a turning point, marking the end of his run drought. In the 63-run innings against Shivamogga, the right-handed batter hit five boundaries and 3 over boundaries to maintain a strike rate of 180.00 after facing 35 deliveries.

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Manohar went through a tough time 

Before the tournament, when IPL 2025 was already over, Manohar had to lie down in bed because of illness. At first, he had to suffer from jaundice and then a viral fever. "Back-to-back illnesses have taken a toll on my body. But that happens, I mean. I'm just focusing on getting fit now. "Fit and healthy, basically," he said in a media conversation. 

Sunrisers Hyderabad wanted to shape Manohar into a pure finisher, one of the most crucial and hard roles for any batter. It was a new assignment and a challenge for the batter. His IPL journey, as previously mentioned, was not a pleasant one, but he learned a lot during this period, which was reflected in today's game when he was on full flow. "Six-hitting just became very natural to me. From a young age, I've been able to do it. And I realized that that is my strength. And I decided to go with it and not change my batting," he added. 

Match Details:

• Match: Oval Invincibles Women v London Spirit Women (Fixture 29)
• Venue: Kennington Oval – London
• Toss: London Spirit Women (Chose to field first)
• Date: Monday 25 August 2025

London Spirit Women defeated Oval Invincibles Women by 8 wickets in Match 29 at The Oval. After winning the toss and putting Oval Invincibles Women in to bat, Spirit's bowlers, led by Charlie Dean (2/12) and Eva Gray (2/9), restricted the Invincibles to 108/8 in 100 balls, with Marizanne Kapp providing the only resistance with 32 runs. In reply, the top order made quick work of the convincing chase, with Kira Chathli smashing 53 (29) and Georgia Redmayne adding 42 (30) in a rapid 106-run opening partnership. The chase was completed in a mere 62 balls, keeping them inside the top-four race on 20 points.

The Hundred Women 2025 Points Table

Key Stats

Oval Invincibles Women were beaten by 8 wickets by London Spirit Women in the 29th match of The Hundred Women's 2025. Invincibles could only accumulate 108/8 with the bat, with Marizanne Kapp (32), Paige Scholfield (22), and Meg Lanning (19) being the main scorers. It was a very easy run chase for London Spirit as they reached 112/2 in 62 balls, after a superb knock from Kira Chathli. The margin of the result was indicative of the difference in execution and determination between the two sides. Below are the main reasons for the Oval Invincibles Women defeat.

1. Weak batting performance

Oval Invincibles could never form any meaningful partnerships as they continued to lose wickets at regular intervals, with Kapp (32 off 25), Scholfield (22 off 21) and Lanning (19 off 20) making the only meaningful scores. Perhaps with no help from some of the batsmen, the total of 108/8 was well short of par.

2. Spirit’s bowling dominance

The London Spirit bowlers never relented, able to build pressure continually and take wickets at telling moments. Charlotte Dean was the pick of the bowlers with 2/12, and Eva Gray picked up 2/12 in her spell. The bowlers executed their plans and ensured the Invincibles couldn't score freely, putting them continually on the back foot.

See Also: The Hundred Women’s: Full match highlights and top performers—match 29

3. Confident chase from Spirit

London Spirit’s top order ensured there were no hiccups in the chase. Kira Chathli smashed 53 from 29 balls, supported well by Georgia Redmayne with 42 from 30. Their aggressive intent saw the team cruise home in just 62 balls, highlighting the gulf in confidence.