Cricket Match Predictions

The Hundred: LS-W vs TR-W, 13th Match, Match Prediction– Who will win the Match?

LS-W vs TR-W, Match Prediction – Today’s Match Analysis, Pitch Report, Probable Playing 11, Key Players & 100% Sure Insights. Who Will Win? Expert Predictions Inside!

SS
Published 2 mins read
The Hundred: LS-W vs TR-W, 13th Match, Match Prediction– Who will win the Match?
The Hundred: LS-W vs TR-W, 13th Match, Match Prediction– Who will win the Match?

London Spirit are on a roll. The team has been very good in all facets and they look set for another win playing at home.

LS-W vs TR-W Match Details

Date: August 14th 2025

Time:  7:30 PM IST

Venue: Lords, London

LS-W vs TR-W Weather Report

Lords is clear for the evening.

LS-W vs TR-W Pitch Report

Lords is likely to be on the slower side and batting again remains a challenge.

See Also Wisden Unveils Team of the Series for India-England Tests

LS-W vs TR-W Predicted Playing XI

Trent Rockets Playing XI 

Grace Scrivens, Eleanor Threlkeld, Emma Jones, Ashleigh Gardener, Heather Graham, Alana King, Nat Sciver Brunt, Bryony Smith, Natasha Wraith, Sophie Morris, Kristie Gordon 

London Spirit Women Playing XI

Cordelia Griffith, Georgia Redmayne, Bex Tyson, Heather Knight, Grace Harris, Charlie Dean, Sarah Glenn, Danielle Gobson, Issy Wong, Eva Gray, Sophie Munro

LS-W vs TR-W Players to Watch

Charlie Dean

Charlie Dean has grown in the last year pretty well. She is batting well and her bowling has already been pretty solid. She looks solid and will be one to watch this season.

Alana King

Alana King has had a good year on her side as well and will be looking to change the fortunes fo her side quickly.

LS-W vs TR-W Match Tips

London are likely to start favorites at home and with a star studded line-up

Match Prediction: London Spirit Will Win the Match

Follow us on9M+ fans across platforms

About the Author

SS
Written By

Sanjay Sanapoori

author · 2119 articles

POLL

Watch Now

Web Stories

“

It is not my job to announce the winner

Rohit Sharma on being asked if England were rightly awarded the World Cup title in 2019