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Trent Rockets Lift First Women's Hundred Title with Dominant Final Win at Lord's
Sophia Dunkley scored 41 and Beth Mooney made 31 not out as Trent Rockets chased 92 with 46 balls to spare.
- Trent Rockets defeated Sunrisers Leeds by eight wickets to win their first women's Hundred title at Lord's on Sunday. Captain Ashleigh Gardner led the side to victory in a commanding performance dominating all three departments.
- After choosing to bat, Leeds slumped to 26-3 during the powerplay and failed to recover against Rockets' bowling attack. The team was ultimately bowled out for just 91, setting a modest target.
- Rockets bowlers dominated through shared wicket-taking: Georgia Adams took 2-9, Charley Phillips 2-12, and Sam Bates 2-17. Bates ended the competition as leading wicket-taker with 13 scalps from nine matches.
- Openers Sophia Dunkley and Australian Beth Mooney chased 92 in 54 balls to secure the win. Dunkley struck 41 off 23 balls, while Mooney finished 31 not out off 21.
- A historic double remains possible for Rockets as Sam Billings' men's side faces Manchester Super Giants at 18:00 BST. The club aims to become the first team to win both men's and women's competitions in one year.
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The Hundred 2026: The 100-ball 'The Hundred' league tournament in England has begun. Manchester Super Giants, owned by the Lucknow Super Giants franchise, emerged as the champions in the men's tournament, while Trent Rockets won the women's tournament.
Trent Rockets defeated Sunrisers Leeds by 8 wickets at Lord's to win the Women's Hundred title for the first time. Batting first, Sunrisers were all out for 91.
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