The Hundred Women’s 2025 Match 3: NOS-W vs WEF-W head-to-head, pitch report & predicted playing XIs
Northern Superchargers Women and Welsh Fire Women aim for a strong start to their 2025 campaign in a closely matched season opener at Headingley.
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The Northern Superchargers Women (NOS-W) are facing Welsh Fire Women (WEF-W) in The Hundred Women's 2025 season at Headingley, Leeds, on Thursday, August 7. Both teams have their first match of the season, and a winning start will be essential to establishing a positive streak. Last season, NOS-W finished in fourth place and were not consistent in their performances.
WEF-W, on the other hand, had the best season ever, leading the points table, and confirmed their place in the final without playing a semifinal. Yet, they lost to London Spirit Women in the last four-wicket game, thus becoming runner-ups in the race for the title.
NOS-W vs WEF-W: Head-to-Head Record
- Matches Played - 4
- Northern Superchargers Women won - 2
- Welsh Fire Women won - 1
- No Result -1
- Tied - 0
The head-to-head record slightly favors the Northern Superchargers Women, but with strong squads on both sides, it promises to be a closely contested match.
NOS-W vs WEF-W: Pitch Report
Headingley has proven to be challenging for batters in the current edition of the Women's Hundred:
- Run-scoring has been tough, especially in the first innings.
- Bowling first has been the preferred option, with the surface improving slightly under lights.
- A total above 130 runs is considered competitive.
- Seamers and spinners who hit good lengths have found success here.
- One can expect the game to be low-to-mid scoring again, but the winning team will be the one with a better strategy and bowling execution.
NOS-W vs WEF-W: Predicted Playing XIs
Northern Superchargers Women:
Phoebe Litchfield, Holly Armitage, Annabel Sutherland, Alice Davidson-Richards, Bess Heath, Georgia Wareham, Lucy Higham, Linsey Smith, Kate Cross, Grace Potts, Grace Ballinger
Welsh Fire Women:
Hayley Matthews, Tammy Beaumont, Jess Jonassen, Shabnim Ismail, Sarah Bryce, Georgia Elwiss, Freya Davies, Georgia Davis, Emily Windsor, Sophia Dunkley, Katie Levick
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