The Hundred Women’s 2026 continues to deliver thrilling cricket, with the latest matches significantly impacting the points table. The Trent Rockets showcased their dominance by defeating MI London, while the Manchester Super Giants secured a convincing victory over the Southern Brave. These results have reshuffled the standings as the tournament progresses.
As of now, the Trent Rockets lead the points table with an impressive record of six wins from seven matches, accumulating 24 points and a net run rate of +1.601. Their latest victory against MI London was a testament to their strong form, as they chased down a modest target with ease. Meanwhile, the Southern Brave sit in second place with five wins from seven matches, totaling 20 points and a net run rate of +0.148.
The Manchester Super Giants have also made their mark, currently holding third place with four wins, two losses, and one no result, giving them 18 points and a net run rate of +0.752. Their recent victory over the Southern Brave added to their momentum, showcasing their potential as strong contenders in the tournament.
In the match between MI London and Trent Rockets, MI London struggled at the crease after being put to bat first. The team faced early setbacks, losing key players like Hayley Matthews and captain Holly Armitage quickly. They found themselves in a precarious position at 73-5 before Alice Monaghan and Chinelle Henry managed to stabilize the innings, contributing an unbeaten partnership of 48 runs for the sixth wicket. MI London eventually posted a total of 121-5, with Samantha Bates taking three wickets for the Rockets, which significantly hampered MI's scoring potential.
On the other hand, the Trent Rockets made light work of the chase, reaching the target with 18 balls remaining and nine wickets in hand. Despite losing Sophia Dunkley for a duck, Beth Mooney and Nat Sciver-Brunt led the charge with impressive performances, scoring 54* and 67*, respectively. Their contributions were crucial in securing the Rockets' sixth win of the season, further solidifying their position at the top of the table.
In the other match, the Manchester Super Giants faced the Southern Brave, who opted to bat first. Smriti Mandhana's 46 runs off 36 balls, along with Richa Ghosh's explosive 54 off 34 deliveries, propelled the Super Giants to a competitive total of 139-4. The Southern Brave, however, struggled to maintain momentum in their innings, with Laura Wolvaardt being the only notable scorer with 36 runs. The Super Giants' bowling attack, led by Mady Villiers, who took 3-17, restricted the Brave to just 112-6, ensuring a comfortable victory for the Super Giants.
These matches have not only impacted the points table but have also set the stage for an exciting final stretch in The Hundred Women's 2026. With teams vying for the top positions, the competition is heating up as the tournament approaches its conclusion.
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