The showdown for the 2026 Women’s Hundred title brings together the season’s two standout sides, with Sunrisers Leeds Women taking on Trent Rockets Women. Leeds carry plenty of momentum into the final after coming through a hard-fought Eliminator against Southern Brave, relying on a resilient core that consistently finds answers in tight moments. Trent Rockets, meanwhile, booked their spot directly in the showpiece by topping the table, building their campaign on rapid top-order starts and sharp tactical execution. With both teams matching up so evenly across departments, tomorrow’s match sets up a brilliant battle of styles.
At the heart of this final will be a head-to-head clash between the tournament’s most dominant individual performers. Leeds will lean heavily on Phoebe Litchfield’s relentless run-scoring and Deepti Sharma’s tight middle-overs bowling to dictate terms. On the flip side, Trent Rockets hold immense firepower through Sophia Dunkley’s aggressive powerplay hitting, complemented by Suzie Bates’ knack for breaking dangerous partnerships. It will ultimately come down to which side stays composed under the heat of knockout pressure and owns the defining five-ball sets when the game is on the line.
Squads:
Sunrisers Leeds
Florence Miller, Phoebe Litchfield, Bryony Smith, Deepti Sharma, Jess Jonassen, Annabel Sutherland, Danielle Gibson (C), Lauren Winfield-Hill, Katie Jones, Hannah Baker, Cassidy McCarthy, Rachel Slater, Claudie Cooper, Kate Cross
Trent Rockets
Ashleigh Gardner (C), Georgia Adams, Samantha Bates, Sophia Dunkley, Georgia Elwiss, Kim Garth, Bess Heath, Eve Jones, Emma Jones, Katie Levick, Ailsa Lister, Beth Mooney, Sophie Munro, Charley Phillips, Nat Sciver-Brunt, Amu Surenkumar, Millie Taylor
Head-to-Head:
Played – 5
Trent Rockets won – 2
Sunrisers Leeds won – 3
The head-to-head record between these two sides, Sunrisers Leeds Women hold a slight edge with 3 wins from their 5 meetings, while Trent Rockets Women have claimed 2 victories of their own. History shows there is barely anything separating them, with past encounters consistently turning into hard-fought, down-to-the-wire battles. That close balance sets the stage for another tight contest where small moments could easily swing the result
Where to Watch:
Date – 16th August, 2026
Time – 6:45 PM IST
Venue – Lord’s, London, England
Fixtures :
Sunrisers Leeds
21st July: vs MI London – Won by 7 wickets
25th July: vs Southern Brave – Lost by 5 wickets
28th July: vs Manchester Super Giants – Lost by 4 wickets
2nd Aug: vs Trent Rockets – Lost by 5 runs
4th Aug: vs London Spirit – Won by 5 wickets
7th Aug: vs Birmingham Phoenix – Won by 9 wickets
9th Aug: vs Welsh Fire – Won by 6 wickets
11th Aug: vs Manchester Super Giants – Won by 41 runs
Trent Rockets
24th July: vs Birmingham Phoenix – Won by 9 wickets
26th July: vs London Spirit – Lost by 5 wickets
29th July: vs Welsh Fire – Won by 8 wickets
31st July: vs Manchester Super Giants – Won by 31 runs
2nd Aug: vs Sunrisers Leeds – Won by 5 runs
5th Aug: vs Birmingham Phoenix – Won by 6 wickets
8th Aug: vs MI London – Won by 9 wickets
10th Aug: vs Southern Brave – Won by 3 wickets
Broadcast and Live Streaming Details:
Australia – Fox Sports
Caribbean – Rush
India – Star Network
MENA – Cricbuzz TV
New Zealand – Sky Sport (NZ)
North America – Willow TV
Pakistan – Tapmad
SE Asia – Cricbuzz TV
Sub-Saharan Africa – Supersport
I am Yash Tailor, and I believe work should be driven by passion. Therefore, after completing my Engineering, I chose to work in the Cricket industry, my passion. My goal is to reach a stage where I truly enjoy what I do and give my best to every task with energy and purpose.