The Hundred 2025, Eliminator: Trent Rockets and Northern Superchargers full match highlights and scorecard

Trent Rockets finished in the second position in the group stage of The Hundred 2025 with the help of six wins in eight fixtures. They faced third-ranked holder Northern Superchargers during the Eliminator of the competition at the Kennington Oval in South London. Rockets’ captain, David Willey, won the toss and decided to bowl first due to the wet weather for the game. 

Ross Whiteley and Sam Cook got into the playing eleven of the Rockets as Max Holden Beh Sanderson got out of the side. For the Superchargers, Graham Clark came into the side with Michael Kyle-Pepper making his way out.

Northern Superchargers post 119/5 in rain-hit first innings

On the third ball of the innings, the Harry Brook-led side lost their inform opener, Zak Crawley, for a duck before Dawid Malan and wicket-keeper, Dan Lawrence, posted a fine partnership of fifty runs for the second wicket. The former drilled 29 runs in 19 balls with the help of two over boundaries and one four at a strike rate of over 150, while Lawrence cracked 44 runs in 31 balls at a strike rate of 141.94.

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Captain Brook and Graham Clark couldn’t contribute much with the bat, while David Miller drilled 28 runs in just 10 deliveries at a strike rate of 280 with four sixes. They reached 119/5 in 75 balls during the first innings before the sky broke out, and the relentless rain forced the Superchargers to end their first innings earlier than they expected.

Trent Rockets progress to The Hundred 2025 final 

It wasn’t a steady day for the dry weather in London. The three hours of rain took a significant amount of time out of the game, which was nearing its conclusion. After the last set of the restart, Tom Baton missed a wide opening delivery before the rain returned to take the players off.

Willey and Rockets wanted the game to end, given that they would automatically qualify for the final against the Oval Invincibles on August 31 at Lord’s in London. They again restrted the contest with the change of equation, but the rain returned again after four more deliveries. Due to the rain, the umpires called it off as Willey's army progress to the final.

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