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    The Hundred Women’s 2026 Awards: Who Won Each Award at the Presentation Ceremony?

    Nandini SharmaBy Nandini SharmaAugust 19, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The Hundred Women’s 2026 Awards: Full Winners List
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    The Hundred Women’s Competition 2026 came to an exciting end at Lord’s, with Trent Rockets Women winning their maiden title. They defeated defending champions Sunrisers Leeds by eight wickets in the final, completing an impressive campaign.

    The presentation ceremony also recognised the standout players and teams from the competition. Here is The Hundred Women’s 2026 awards list.

    Trent Rockets Women Win Maiden Title

    Trent Rockets Women were crowned champions after producing a dominant performance in the final. Sunrisers Leeds were bowled out for just 91 from their 91 balls after losing three wickets during the powerplay.

    Trent Rockets made the chase look comfortable, reaching 92 for two in only 54 balls. Sophia Dunkley led the response with a quick 41 from 23 balls, while Beth Mooney remained unbeaten on 31 from 21 deliveries. Captain Ashleigh Gardner hit the winning boundary to complete an eight-wicket victory.

    So, who won the Women’s Hundred final? Trent Rockets Women were the winners, securing their first ever Hundred women’s title.

    Georgia Adams Named Player of the Match

    Georgia Adams was named Player of the Match after an outstanding contribution with the ball and in the field.

    Adams took two wickets for just nine runs from 15 balls. One of her most important moments came when she deceived Annabel Sutherland and had the tournament’s leading run-scorer stumped.

    She also took a sharp leaping catch at short fine leg to dismiss Phoebe Litchfield and played a key role in the run out of Jess Jonassen.

    Her all-round contribution made her a clear choice for the Player of the Match award.

    Annabel Sutherland Wins Player of the Tournament

    Despite Sunrisers Leeds losing the final, Annabel Sutherland was recognised as the standout player of the competition.

    Sutherland finished the tournament with 315 runs in 10 matches at an outstanding average of 63.00. She also scored at a strike rate of 152.91 and claimed 11 wickets.

    Her consistency with both bat and ball played a major role in helping Sunrisers Leeds reach the final. Sutherland also finished as the leading run-scorer of The Hundred Women’s Competition 2026, ahead of Phoebe Litchfield on 303 and Sophia Dunkley on 301.

    Her ability to contribute in both departments made her the deserving Player of the Tournament.

    Complete The Hundred Women’s 2026 Awards List

    The major awards from the women’s competition were:

    Champions: Trent Rockets Women

    Runners-up: Sunrisers Leeds

    Player of the Match, Final: Georgia Adams

    Player of the Tournament: Annabel Sutherland

    Leading Run-Scorer: Annabel Sutherland, 315 runs

    The Hundred Helix Trophy: Trent Rockets

    Joint Leading Wicket-Takers: Deepti Sharma, Samantha Bates and Tilly Corteen-Coleman — 13 wickets each

    Trent Rockets Complete a Memorable Season

    The Helix Trophy was also awarded to Trent Rockets for having the best combined performance across the men’s and women’s competitions.

    The women’s team’s maiden title therefore added another major achievement to the franchise’s overall campaign.

    The 2026 edition ended with Trent Rockets Women lifting the trophy, while Sutherland’s outstanding all-round campaign earned her the biggest individual honour. With strong performances throughout the season and an exciting final at Lord’s, The Hundred Women’s Competition 2026 provided plenty of memorable moments before Trent Rockets Women were crowned champions.

    Annabel Sutherland Georgia Adams Phoebe Litchfield The Hundred Women's 2026
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      Nandini covers women’s cricket with a focus on WPL, India’s domestic pathway, and match build-ups. She edits news stories, ensures clarity, and keeps key updates accurate and easy to follow.

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