The Women's Hundred
Group - 100-Ball - 17th Match
Finished
MO-W
117/5 (16.4)
NS-W
112/7 (16.4)
Manchester Originals W won by 5 runs

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MO-W
NS-W

Amelia Kerr

Bowler

Sophie Ecclestone

Bowler

Beth Mooney (c)

Wicketkeeper

Deandra Dottin

Allrounder

Fi Morris

Batsman

Alice Monaghan

Batsman

Kathryn Bryce

Batsman

Lauren Filer

Bowler

Danielle Gregory

Allrounder

Seren Smale

Wicketkeeper

Mahika Gaur

Bowler

Linsey Smith

Bowler

Nicola Carey

Allrounder

Lucy Higham

Bowler

Alice Davidson-Richards

Batsman

Hollie Armitage (c)

Batsman

Bess Heath

Wicketkeeper

Annabel Sutherland

Batsman

Kate Cross

Bowler

Phoebe Litchfield

Bowler

Grace Ballinger

Bowler

Davina Perrin

Batsman

RESERVE

Evelyn Jones

Batsman

Ella McCaughan

Allrounder

Darcey Carter

Batsman

Esmae MacGregor

Allrounder

Fritha Morris

Bowler

Georgia Wareham

Bowler

Sophia Turner

Bowler

Grace Potts

Bowler

Katherine Fraser

Bowler

Ella Claridge

Allrounder

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Points Table

PosTeamPWLNRNRRPTSRecent Form
1
Southern Brave W
SB-W
8800+1.95032
WWWWW
2
Northern Superchargers W
NS-W
8620+1.55024
WWWLW
3
London Spirit W
LS-W
8530+0.38620
WLLWL
4
Trent Rockets W
TR-W
8440+0.14016
WWWLL
5
Manchester Originals W
MO-W
8440-0.50316
LLWWW
6
Oval Invincibles W
OI-W
8260-1.0368
LLLLW
7
Birmingham Phoenix W
BP-W
8260-1.4738
LWLLL
8
Welsh Fire W
WF-W
8170-1.1174
LLWLL
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