Author: Priya Menon

Priya Menon

Priya produces match previews and prediction content for women’s cricket. She highlights key match-ups, venue factors, and likely team combinations in a clear, fan-friendly format.

England opener Danni Wyatt-Hodge has been crowned the ICC Women’s Player of the Month for June 2026 following a spectacular run of form that helped guide England to the final of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup on home soil. Wyatt-Hodge enjoyed the finest tournament of her career, finishing as the leading run-scorer with a record-breaking 302 runs. In doing so, she became the first player in the history of the Women’s T20 World Cup to score more than 300 runs in a single edition. The award marks the second time she has received the ICC Women’s Player of the…

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Manchester Super Giants Women delivered a remarkable all-round performance to defeat London Spirit Women by seven wickets in The Hundred Women’s competition 2026 at Lord’s. A superb bowling display led by Ryana MacDonald-Gay and a comfortable run chase helped Manchester secure victory with 41 balls remaining. This London Spirit vs Manchester Super Giants review shows complete dominance of the visitors, who climbed to the top of the tournament standings with an impressive win. After restricting London Spirit to just 80 runs, Manchester chased down the target with ease, losing only three wickets along the way. London Spirit vs Manchester Super…

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The Hundred Women’s Competition 2026 continues with an exciting clash as Birmingham Phoenix Women take on Trent Rockets Women in Match 4 at Edgbaston on Friday, July 24. Both teams begin their campaigns with refreshed squads following the inaugural player auction and will be eager to make a winning start. With several world class players on both sides, fans can expect a highly competitive contest. Match Details and Pitch Report Match: Birmingham Phoenix Women vs Trent Rockets Women (Match 4) Venue: Edgbaston Stadium, Birmingham Date: Friday, July 24, 2026 The Edgbaston pitch usually offers good pace and bounce during the…

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West Indies enjoyed a successful tour of Ireland after completing a 3-0 clean sweep in their ODI series at Bready, and their impressive performances have now been rewarded in the latest ICC Women’s ODI Rankings. Captain Hayley Matthews, veteran batter Stafanie Taylor, and experienced leg-spinner Afy Fletcher were among the biggest gainers following the dominant series victory, which also strengthened West Indies’ position in the ICC Women’s Championship. The series showcased the depth and quality of the West Indies squad as several players produced match-winning performances across all three ODIs. Hayley Matthews Continues Her Rise in ICC Women’s ODI Rankings…

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The Afghan Refugee Women’s cricket team created a memorable chapter in the history of the sport after playing two T20 matches at the famous Fenner’s Cricket Ground in Cambridge. Competing as the Afghan Women’s XI, the team took the field in a landmark event that celebrated courage, resilience, and the growing role of women’s cricket around the world. The historic tour was supported by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), and Cambridge Colleges, including Hughes Hall and Murray Edwards College. The matches represented much more than cricket, offering a powerful symbol of hope for…

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The excitement in The Hundred Women’s 2026 continues as London Spirit Women take on Manchester Super Giants Women in Match 3 of the tournament at the historic Lord’s Cricket Ground on Thursday, July 23. Both teams have assembled strong squads featuring some of the biggest names in women’s cricket, setting up what promises to be a closely fought contest. London Spirit Women will be led by England all rounder Charlie Dean, while Australian legend Meg Lanning captains Manchester Super Giants Women, formerly known as Manchester Originals. With both sides aiming to begin their campaign with a victory, fans can expect…

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The 2026 edition of The Hundred Women’s competition began with a thrilling contest as Southern Brave Women defeated Welsh Fire Women by eight runs at The Rose Bowl in Southampton. The opening match of the new season had everything, including a brilliant batting display, a dramatic run-out, and a match winning bowling performance from captain Sophie Molineux. After being asked to bat first, Southern Brave posted 126 for 7 from their 100 balls before producing an outstanding fightback with the ball to secure an impressive victory in front of their home fans. Laura Wolvaardt Holds the Innings Together Southern Brave…

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Sunrisers Leeds Women began their Women’s Hundred 2026 campaign with the opening-day triumph, defeating MI London by seven wickets with 31 balls remaining at Kennington Oval. The tournament opener on July 21 featured two rebranded franchises. MI London, formerly Oval Invincibles, were led by Hollie Armitage, while defending champions Sunrisers Leeds, previously known as Northern Superchargers, were captained by Danielle Gibson. Phoebe Litchfield, the competition’s leading run-scorer in 2025, continued her excellent Hundred form with a fluent 43 to guide Sunrisers through a modest chase of 108. MI London Lose Momentum After Bright Start Asked to bat first, MI London…

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The Women’s Hundred has produced several outstanding batters since its launch in 2021, with some of the biggest names in world cricket consistently delivering match-winning performances. After another exciting season, Nat Sciver-Brunt remains the leading run scorer in the competition’s history, becoming the first player to cross the 1,200 run mark. Here is a look at the updated list of the most runs in The Women’s Hundred, along with answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about the tournament’s batting records. Who Has the Most Runs in The Hundred? If you are wondering who has the most runs…

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England star Danni Wyatt-Hodge heads into The Hundred 2026 full of confidence after producing one of the most memorable innings of her career earlier this year. The experienced opener captured the attention of cricket fans around the world with her emotional unbeaten century at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, an innings that has become widely known as the “Mummy Hundred.” Now back in domestic cricket with MI London, Wyatt-Hodge will look to carry that outstanding form into The Hundred, where she remains one of the tournament’s biggest attractions. Danni Wyatt-Hodge The Hundred Journey Continues Danni Wyatt-Hodge The Hundred story…

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