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BP-W vs TR-W, 4th 100B, The Hundred W 2025 live
TR-W
137-6100b
Birmingham Phoenix Women won by 11 runs 🏆
BP-W
100b148-5
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P'ship : 8(4)
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The Women's team has made the home fans happy. Can Birmingham Phoenix's Men's team to do the same today? They will be in action up next. Dan Mousley, Trent Boult and Will Smeed will be among the players to watch out for them. They will be up against an opposition which will have heavyweights like Joe Root, David Willey and Marcu Stoinis in their ranks.
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Emma Lamb (Hero of the Match): "Absolutely. Buzzing that we got over the line. Happy with our performance.
It's my first year at Phoenix and I think the girls are telling me that we haven’t won a game here. Nice to get off to a good start.
I think it’s just about the mentality. Catch everything and attack the ball. We did that today and our energy was great today.
Rest up because we have got one day in between. Try to get fresh for Sunday."
It's my first year at Phoenix and I think the girls are telling me that we haven’t won a game here. Nice to get off to a good start.
I think it’s just about the mentality. Catch everything and attack the ball. We did that today and our energy was great today.
Rest up because we have got one day in between. Try to get fresh for Sunday."
Hero of the Match: Emma Lamb
Most runs in Women’s Hundred:
1031 – Nat Sciver-Brunt
939 – Danielle Wyatt-Hodge
871 – Laura Wolvaardt
852 – Sophia Dunkley
767 – Tammy Beaumont
1031 – Nat Sciver-Brunt
939 – Danielle Wyatt-Hodge
871 – Laura Wolvaardt
852 – Sophia Dunkley
767 – Tammy Beaumont
10:06 PM IST, 5:36 PM local time: Birmingham Phoenix Women start their campaign on a winning note! They thump Trent Rockets by 11 runs in their opening fixture.
Three things stood out for the home team today. The first, was Emma Lamb's impressive half-century. Her start was sedate but she did not let it get to her head. The opener ground out for a bit and then, began unfurling some commanding stokes. Her shot selection was wise and ball-striking robust. Her vigorous innings and effervescent cameos from Marie Kelly (23* off 10 balls) and Ailsa Lister (21 off 17 balls) helped the hosts put up a competitive on what was a sluggish wicket.
The second, and perhaps the most laudable aspect of their performance today, was the fielding. We saw some stunning catches throughout the second innings. Lister took three of them — one diving forward to dismiss Scrivens, one running back to get Graham out and one in the deep to send Bryony Smith back. Then, Mary Taylor pulled off a blinder to dismiss Natalie Sciver-Brunt in the final set. The latter's fifty, during which she completed 1,000 runs in this format — becoming the first player, male or female, to get there — was the only saving grace in what was otherwise a stop-start batting effort from the Rockets.
The third things, that might not be talked about as much, was the way their young spinners bowled. Together, Mary Taylor and Hannah Baker bowled 35 balls, gave 40 runs and picked 3 wickets. Those frugal sets tightened the noose in the middle overs, effectively knocking the visitors out of the contest.
Special mention to Alana King (2/30 in 20 balls) and Heather Graham (1/18 in 15 balls) who put in impressive performance with the ball in hand for the Rockets.
Three things stood out for the home team today. The first, was Emma Lamb's impressive half-century. Her start was sedate but she did not let it get to her head. The opener ground out for a bit and then, began unfurling some commanding stokes. Her shot selection was wise and ball-striking robust. Her vigorous innings and effervescent cameos from Marie Kelly (23* off 10 balls) and Ailsa Lister (21 off 17 balls) helped the hosts put up a competitive on what was a sluggish wicket.
The second, and perhaps the most laudable aspect of their performance today, was the fielding. We saw some stunning catches throughout the second innings. Lister took three of them — one diving forward to dismiss Scrivens, one running back to get Graham out and one in the deep to send Bryony Smith back. Then, Mary Taylor pulled off a blinder to dismiss Natalie Sciver-Brunt in the final set. The latter's fifty, during which she completed 1,000 runs in this format — becoming the first player, male or female, to get there — was the only saving grace in what was otherwise a stop-start batting effort from the Rockets.
The third things, that might not be talked about as much, was the way their young spinners bowled. Together, Mary Taylor and Hannah Baker bowled 35 balls, gave 40 runs and picked 3 wickets. Those frugal sets tightened the noose in the middle overs, effectively knocking the visitors out of the contest.
Special mention to Alana King (2/30 in 20 balls) and Heather Graham (1/18 in 15 balls) who put in impressive performance with the ball in hand for the Rockets.
20th Five
Trent Rockets Women
137/6
Alana King
5(4)
Emma Jones
9(6)
Emily Louise Arlott
2-38(20 b)
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