The Hundred Women’s 2025 Final : SOB-W vs NOS-W head-to-head, pitch report & predicted playing XIs
The Southern Brave Women face the Northern Superchargers Women in the grand finale of The Hundred Women’s 2025 at Lord’s, London.
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On Sunday, August 31, the Southern Brave Women (SOB-W) will face the Northern Superchargers Women (NOS-W) in The Hundred Women’s 2025 final at Lord’s London. The Brave are looking to win their second title after claiming victory in 2023, while the Superchargers are looking for their first title.
Brave have been the most consistent side in the competition, which will be their fourth final. They qualified directly into the final position thanks to a first-place finish in the top two of the group stage and they have shown total dominance in the championship. Northern Superchargers, meanwhile, sealed their place in the final by overcoming London Spirit in the Eliminator and will be motivated to script history by lifting their first-ever title.
SOB-W vs NOS-W: Head-to-Head Record
Southern Brave Women hold a strong edge over the Superchargers in past meetings, winning four out of the six contests played.
- Matches Played – 6
- SOB-W Wins – 4
- NOS-W Wins – 1
- Tied – 1
SOB-W vs NOS-W: Pitch Report
The Lord's pitch is predicted to be batting-friendly, with anything above a score of 160 considered a respectable score in this format. Generally, the chasing team is favored at Lord's—especially at night. For this reason, the toss-winning captain will more likely want to bowl first to try and contain their opposition and chase comfortably.
SOB-W vs NOS-W: Predicted Playing XIs
Southern Brave Women (SOB-W): Maia Bouchier, Danielle Wyatt-Hodge, Laura Wolvaardt, Sophie Devine, Freya Kemp, Chloe Tryon, Georgia Adams (c), Mady Villiers, Rhianna Southby (wk), Lauren Bell, Tilly Corteen-Coleman
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
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