Match details

• Match: Southern Brave Women v Northern Superchargers Women, Final, The Hundred Women’s Competition 2025
• Venue: Lord's, London
• Date: Sunday, 31 August 2025
• Toss: Northern Superchargers Women won the toss and elected to bowl
• Result: Northern Superchargers Women won by 7 wickets

Northern Superchargers Women crafted British sporting history by winning The Hundred 2025 trophy, with a professional, 7-wicket win over Southern Brave Women in the final at Lord’s. After winning the toss, Southern Brave chose to bat and scored only 115/6 in 100 balls. Freya Kemp (26 off 17) and Sophie Devine (23 off 28) gave Southern Brave some brief hope with the bat. Kate Cross (2/8) and Annabel Sutherland (1/23) were professional in their match performances for Northern Superchargers Women. Northern Superchargers Women chased down the target in just 88 balls, with Phoebe Litchfield making a brilliant 26 (13), Annabel Sutherland scoring a steady 28 (25), and with Nicola Carey—our match winner—hitting an unbeaten 35 (25)**, which completed the chase with a 7-wicket win, and their first-ever Hundred Women's trophy was won in style.

The Hundred Women’s 2025 – Points Table

Match details

• Match: Southern Brave Women v Northern Superchargers Women, Final, The Hundred Women’s Competition 2025
• Venue: Lord's, London
• Date: Sunday, 31 August 2025
• Toss: Northern Superchargers Women won the toss and elected to bowl
• Result: Northern Superchargers Women won by 7 wickets

Match summary

Northern Superchargers Women claimed the title of The Hundred Women’s Competition 2025, with a thoroughly convincing 7-wicket victory over Southern Brave Women at Lord’s. Batting first, Southern Brave found it difficult to build momentum at the crease and managed only 115/6 in 100 balls. With Sophie Devine (23 off 28), Freya Kemp (26 off 17), and Maia Bouchier (13 off 11) trying their best, their innings simply never really took off, particularly thanks to the pressure imposed by Northern Superchargers bowlers throughout, specifically Kate Cross (2/8) and Annabel Sutherland (1/23).

When it was time for the Superchargers to bat, they made light work of the chase. Opening bat, Phoebe Litchfield gave Northern Superchargers an explosive start, playing a thrilling innings of 26 off 13. Annabel Sutherland (28* off 25) and Nicola Carey (35* off 25) carried on from there, making sure their innings flowed courtesy of the controlled captaincy. Before we knew it, the target was chased down in just 88 balls with 7 wickets in hand, crowning them champions.

Southern Brave Women Innings – 115/6 (100 balls)

The batters for the Braves never really built a big partnership. A couple of reasonable middle-order cameos were not enough, as the Superchargers bowled very disciplined and kept the Brave quiet.

Batting highlights:

• Maia Bouchier – 13 (11)
• Sophie Devine – 23 (28)
• Freya Kemp – 26 (17)
• Mady Villiers – 17* (11)

Bowling highlights (NSW):

• Kate Cross – 2/8 (20 balls)
• Annabel Sutherland – 1/23 (20 balls)
• Lucy Higham – 1/11 (10 balls)

Northern Superchargers Women Innings – 119/3 (88 balls)

Chasing 116 Superchargers never looked like getting into trouble. Litchfield provided the initial spark, and the experienced middle order finished the job calmly and took home the trophy.

Batting highlights:

• Phoebe Litchfield – 26 (13)
• Annabel Sutherland – 28* (25)
• Nicola Carey – 35* (25)
• Davina Perrin – 17 (16) 

Bowling highlights (SBW):

• Sophie Devine – 1/21 (15 balls)
• Chloe Tryon – 1/19 (15 balls)
• Mady Villiers – 1/29 (15 balls)

Match Summary Table

Top Performers

Southern Brave Women’s dream run in The Hundred Women’s 2025 came to an end when they were defeated by Northern Superchargers Women in the grand final at Lord’s by seven wickets. Brave went through the group stage unbeaten but faltered when it mattered the most, only able to post 115/6 in their 100 balls. The Brave’s batting never gained any momentum because of the early wickets. The Superchargers executed their plans with respect to their bowling and fielding plans properly, which ensured, in comparison, Brave hardly ever had a chance. A fiery chase, led by Phoebe Litchfield and sealed by Annabel Sutherland and Nicola Carey, ensured Northern lifted their maiden title with 12 balls to spare, comfortably chasing the target in 88 balls. Below are the main reasons for the Southern Brave Women defeat.

1. Brave’s below-par total—restricted to just 115 for 6

The Southern Brave struggled badly with the bat, only scoring 115/6 off of 100 balls. Some early wickets by Maia Bouchier and Danni Wyatt-Hodge hurt their momentum and got them chasing the game. Never reached any acceleration in their innings, allowing Northern to dominate the game.

2. Northern’s strong bowling and sharp fielding

The Superchargers’ bowlers executed their plans perfectly, with Kate Cross and Annabel Sutherland taking two wickets each. Their sharp fielding added pressure, highlighted by the crucial run-out of captain Georgia Adams. Brave never recovered from these setbacks.

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3. Superchargers’ pacey chase powered by Litchfield, Carey & Sutherland

Northern started strongly with Phoebe Litchfield’s explosive 26 off 13 balls. A steady unbeaten stand between Sutherland (28*) and Carey (35*) then finished the job comfortably. They chased the target in just 88 balls, handing Brave a seven-wicket loss.

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.

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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

Southern Brave Women (SOB-W) will take on Northern Superchargers Women (NOS-W) in the final of The Hundred Women’s 2025 on Sunday, August 31 at Lord’s, London. Brave, winners of 2023, will be looking for their second title, having finished as group stage toppers, thus directly securing their spot in the final. This is their fourth final, which indicates their level of performance in the tournament. The Superchargers are looking for their first title after beating the London Spirit in the Eliminator. Both teams will want to finish on a high note and win the trophy.

SOB-W vs NOS-W: Match Details

• Match: Southern Brave Women vs Northern Superchargers Women
• Date: August 31, 2025
• Time: 6:45 PM IST
• Venue: Lord’s, London
• Tournament: The Hundred Women’s 2025 – Final

SOB-W vs NOS-W: Live Streaming Details

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

Northern Superchargers-Women batter Davina Perrin becomes the first batter, man or woman, to smash a century in the ongoing edition of The Hundred Competition. The 18-year-old batting prodigy achieved this historic feat during the Eliminator clash of The Hundred Women's Competition on Saturday. Perrin launched a scathing attack on the London Spirit (Women), smashing a blazing 101 (43) to power the Supercharges to a humongous 214/5. By doing so, Perrin also became the youngest ever batter to score a century in the history of the Hundred Competition. 

The youngster was responsible for giving the Supercharges a rapid start at the top of the order. Rubbing shoulders with some of the best cricketers in women's cricket, Perrin showed no signs of nerves as she punched way above her weight to terrorize the Spirit bowlers. Together with Alice Davidson-Richards, Perrin mounted a massive 101-run stand for the first wicket. While Alice played the role of a second fiddle, Perrin allowed her bat to do the talking for the most part.

In her 43-ball onslaught, Perrin accounted for an unbelievable 15 fours and five sixes. As unbelievable as it may sound, nearly 90% of her runs came in boundaries. Moreover, it is worth mentioning that there were only nine singles and one double throughout the entirety of her blazing 43-ball knock. Eva Gray and Sarah Glenn were the most affected bowlers as they went around the park for 35 (11) and 21 (8), respectively. 

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Century moment for Davina Perrin

A century to remember for Davina Perrin! 🔥 #TheHundredpic.twitter.com/lKcW8jOAGD

— Cricbuzz (@cricbuzz) August 30, 2025

Curtains were eventually drawn on her innings during the 79th ball of the first innings, courtesy of a fortunate run-out attempt by Charlie Dean in her follow-through. The 18-year-old Wolverhampton-based batter received a huge round of applause from the Oval crowd as she gradually exited the field of play. Nevertheless, her electrifying ton propelled Northern Superchargers-Women to a commanding position, as their bowlers had sufficient runs on the board to play with. 

Charli Knott (40 off 16) and Georgia Redmayne (50 off 29) led a valiant effort with the bat, but a three-wicket haul from Grace Ballinger and Annabel Sutherland pegged London Spirit back and eventually restricted them to 172-9. 

London Spirit Women bowed out of the Hundred Women's 2025 after a crushing 42-run defeat to Northern Superchargers Women in the Eliminator. Batting first, the Superchargers piled up a record 214/5, thanks to a breathtaking century from 18-year-old Davina Perrin. Spirit’s bowlers had no answers as boundaries flowed freely across the Oval. In reply, Chasing such a large total, London Spirit fell to scoreboard pressure and lost wickets frequently, with only Georgia Redmayne being a standoutas Spirit finished with only 172/9 to end their title defense. Below are the main reasons for the London Spirit Women defeat.

1. Davina Perrin’s record-breaking century

Perrin blasted 101 off just 43 balls, the fastest and youngest century in the Women’s Hundred. Her attacking stroke play powered Northern to the highest-ever total in the tournament. This explosive start left Spirit chasing an impossible score.

2. Northern's dangerous bowling attack

Grace Ballinger (3/22) and Annabel Sutherland (3 wickets) destroyed the Spirit middle order. Their consistent lines restricted scoring options and forced mistakes. The disciplined bowling maintained pressure on Spirit throughout the chase.

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3. Spirit’s fragile batting response

The London Spirit batters fell quickly at the top of the order, leaving them with a steep win rate before they found their feet. Partnerships never developed, and as the required run rate continued to rise. Even with Redmayne's fifty, it failed to fight against a heavy defeat.

Match Details

• Match: Northern Superchargers Women vs London Spirit Women, Eliminator, The Hundred Women’s Competition 2025
• Venue: Kennington Oval, London
• Date: Saturday, 30 August 2025
• Toss: London Spirit Women won the toss and decided to bowl
• Result: Northern Superchargers Women won by 42 runs.

In a thrilling Eliminator of The Hundred Women's 2025, Northern Superchargers Women edged past London Spirit Women to book their place in the final. Batting first, London Spirit set a competitive target after some expansive hitting from Grace Harris, who showed her hitting prowess yet once again. The Superchargers' bowlers kept it tight with timely wickets, with Linsey Smith leading the charge. The Superchargers' chase started with a bang, as so often, and then finished with controlled aggression by Nat Sciver-Brunt to drive their team home. This victory is really just one step on to the ultimate final against the not-to-be-underestimated Southern Brave Women.

The Hundred Women’s 2025 Points Table

Key Stats – The Hundred W 2025

Match Details

• Match: Northern Superchargers Women vs London Spirit Women, Eliminator, The Hundred Women’s Competition 2025
• Venue: Kennington Oval, London
• Date: Saturday, 30 August 2025
• Toss: London Spirit Women won the toss and decided to bowl
• Result: Northern Superchargers Women won by 42 runs.

Match Summary

The Northern Superchargers Women eased through to the final of The Hundred Women’s Competition 2025 with a comprehensive 42-run victory over London Spirit Women. The Superchargers batted first and scored 214/5 in 100 balls as Annabel Sutherland (56), Phoebe Litchfield (35), Nicola Carey (31), and Davina Perrin (23 off 10) all chipped in with significant knocks. In reply, the Spirit were never really ahead in the chase, despite a fighting 50 from Georgia Redmayne and a resolute 40 from Charli Knott. Three wickets from Annabel Sutherland (3/20) and Grace Ballinger (3/22) saw the Spirit finish on 172/9—meaning the Northern Superchargers had won comfortably by 42 runs.

Northern Superchargers Women Innings – 214/5 (100 Balls)

The Superchargers’ batting clicked in style, with contributions all the way through their order. Sutherland’s innings of 56 anchored the innings; it’s fair to say Litchfield and Carey kept the scoreboard racing. Davina Perrin came in and hit the total comfortably beyond 210.

Batting Highlights:

• Annabel Sutherland – 56 (60)
• Phoebe Litchfield – 35 (19)
• Nicola Carey – 31* (25)
• Davina Perrin – 23 (10)

Bowling Highlights (LDN):

• Charli Knott – 1/40 (15)
• Sarah Glenn – 1/33 (20)
• Charlie Dean – 1/37 (20)

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London Spirit Women Innings  – 172/9 (100 Balls)

Chasing a target of 215, London Spirit suffered some early wickets and were in some difficulty; however, Georgia Redmayne kept the dream alive with a terrific half century, and the Superchargers bowlers continued to take wickets, not allowing partnerships to settle.

The batting highlights:

• Georgia Redmayne - 50* (30)
• Charli Knott - 40 (32)
• Cordelia Griffith - 29 (17)
• Issy Wong - 6 (4)

Bowling highlights (NOR):

• Annabel Sutherland - 3/20 (20)
• Grace Ballinger - 3/22 (20)
• Kate Cross - 2/29 (20)

Match Summary Table

Top Performers

• Player of the Match: Annabel Sutherland – 56 (60) & 3/20 (20)
• Best Batter: Annabel Sutherland – 56 (60)
• Best Bowler: Grace Ballinger – 3/22 (20)

London Spirit Women bounced back after two consecutive defeats to qualify for the playoffs. Kira Chathli and Georgia Redmayne’s opening stand has given them hope going into the Eliminator. There is a lot of strength in the middle order, but a lack of contributions from the top order was a major issue that hurt the London Spirit’s chances despite the odd performance from others in the lineup

On the other hand, Kate Cross, Annabel Sutherland, and Grace Ballinger will be leading the charge with the ball for Northern Superchargers Women. They have played a crucial role in keeping their side on top in the 3 consecutive outings.

NOS-W vs LNS-W Match Details

Date: 30th August, 2025

Time: 6:45 PM IST

Venue: Kennington Oval, London

Live Streaming: Fancode

NOS-W vs LNS-W Weather Report

Clear weather 

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Top Batters NOS-W vs LNS-W 

• Phoebe Litchfield (NOS-W) - 231 runs in this tournament 

• Grace Harris (LNS-W) - 214 runs in this tournament 

• Kira Chathli (LNS-W) - 214 runs this tournament 

Top Bowler NOS-W vs LNS-W 

• Kate Cross (NOS-W) - 11 wickets in this tournament 

• Annabel Sutherland (NOS-W) - 11 wickets in this tournament 

• Sarah Glenn (LNS-W) - wickets in this tournament 

NOS-W vs LNS-W Recent Performance

NOS-W vs LNS-W Today Match Prediction Scenarios

Scenario 1- If NOS-W bats first

• First Innings score prediction- NOS-W is expected to score 145-155 runs

• Result prediction- NOS-W will win the match by 10-25 Runs 

Scenario 2- If LNS-W bats first

• First Innings score prediction- TRT-W is expected to score 120-135 runs.

• Result prediction- NOS-W will win the match by 5 wickets 

NOS-W vs LNS-W Predicted Playing XI

Northern Superchargers Women (NOS-W) Playing XI 

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.

London Spirit Women (LNS-W) Playing XI

Kira Chathli, Georgia Redmayne (wk), Cordelia Griffith, Grace Harris, Charli Knott, Danielle Gibson, Issy Wong, Charlotte Dean (c), Sarah Glenn, Eva Gray, Kate Coppack.

NOS-W vs LNS-W Complete Squad

Northern Superchargers Women - 

Hollie Armitage, Grace Ballinger, Ella Claridge, Kate Cross, Alice Davidson-Richards, Katherine Fraser, Bess Heath, Lucy Higham, Phoebe Litchfield, Davina Perrin, Grace Potts, Linsey Smith, Annabel Sutherland, Sophia Turner, Georgia Wareham.

London Spirit Women -

Charlie Dean (Captain), Kira Chathli, Kate Coppack, Danielle Gibson, Sarah Glenn, Eva Grey, Cordelia Griffith, Grace Harris, Charli Knott, Sophie Munro, Abi Norgrove, Tara Norris, Georgia Redmayne, Bex Tyson, Issy Wong.

NOS-W vs LNS-W Today Match Prediction, Who Will Win the Match?

Northern Superchargers Women To win

We predict the Northern Superchargers Women will win this Hundred Women's match. Phoebe Litchfield, Kate Cross and Annabel Sutherland will be key players to watch out for.