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    The Hundred Women’s Competition 2026: London Spirit vs Birmingham Phoenix 28th Match Review and Key Highlights

    Meera NairBy Meera NairAugust 10, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    London Spirit Women Beat Birmingham Phoenix by 32 Runs at Lord’s
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    London Spirit Women produced an impressive all-round performance to defeat Birmingham Phoenix Women by 32 runs in the 28th match of The Hundred Women’s Competition 2026 at Lord’s. After posting 140/4 from their 100 balls, London Spirit restricted Birmingham Phoenix to 108/8 to secure their second win of the season.

    Marizanne Kapp was the standout performer, delivering an unbeaten half-century with the bat before contributing with the ball. Captain Charlie Dean also played a crucial role with three wickets as London Spirit controlled the game during the middle stages.

    Marizanne Kapp Powers London Spirit to 140

    Birmingham Phoenix captain Ellyse Perry won the toss and chose to bowl first. The decision appeared to work initially when Fatima Sana dismissed Grace Harris for a four-ball duck.

    Amy Jones then helped London Spirit recover, scoring 39 from 30 balls. Marie Kelly added 17 from 22 deliveries as the pair put together a useful 44-run partnership.

    The innings changed dramatically when Marizanne Kapp arrived at the crease. The South African all-rounder launched an outstanding attack on the Birmingham Phoenix bowlers, smashing an unbeaten 57 from just 28 balls.

    Kapp struck two fours and six sixes while maintaining a strike rate above 200. Nadine de Klerk added an unbeaten 13 from six balls, helping London Spirit score 40 runs from the final 15 balls and finish on 140/4.

    Alana King was Birmingham Phoenix’s best bowler, taking 2/18 from her 20 balls.

    Charlie Dean Leads Phoenix Collapse

    Birmingham Phoenix’s chase began poorly when Jemima Spence was dismissed for two by Kapp. Ellyse Perry followed soon after, falling for six to Charlie Dean as Phoenix slipped to 29/2.

    Davina Perrin attempted to rebuild the innings with 29 from 28 balls, but Dean struck again to remove her. The London Spirit captain eventually finished with excellent figures of 3/20 from her 20 balls.

    Emma Lamb provided some resistance with a quick 36 from 26 balls, including two fours and a six. However, she did not receive enough support from the lower order.

    Nadine de Klerk added two wickets to the bowling effort, while Charis Pavely and Hannah Rainey also claimed important wickets. Birmingham Phoenix eventually finished on 108/8 from their 100 balls.

    London Spirit Women vs Birmingham Phoenix Women Result

    The London Spirit Women vs Birmingham Phoenix Women result was a 32-run victory for London Spirit Women.

    The win extended London Spirit’s perfect record against Birmingham Phoenix in The Hundred to six wins from six meetings. Both teams had already been eliminated from playoff contention before the match, but the victory lifted London Spirit from the bottom of the table on net run rate.

    London Spirit Women vs Birmingham Phoenix Women Highlights

    London Spirit Women vs Birmingham Phoenix Women highlights include Kapp’s unbeaten 57, her excellent bowling spell of 1/10 and Dean’s three-wicket performance.

    Kapp’s six sixes were particularly important as they helped London Spirit accelerate dramatically during the closing stages of their innings. Her contribution earned her the Player of the Match award.

    For Birmingham Phoenix, Emma Lamb’s 36 was their best batting effort, but the team struggled to build partnerships during the chase.

    Women’s Hundred Highlights Today

    The Women’s Hundred highlights today showed London Spirit’s ability to dominate both innings. Kapp provided the attacking spark with the bat, while Dean and de Klerk ensured Birmingham Phoenix never came close to the required run rate.

    With this victory, London Spirit will take confidence from ending their campaign on a positive note, while Birmingham Phoenix remain at the bottom of the table after another difficult season.

    Charlie Dean Emma Lamb Marizanne Kapp Nadine de Klerk The Hundred Women's 2026
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    Meera Nair

      Meera writes about international women’s cricket, major tournaments, and player storylines. She focuses on context, form trends, and what matters most ahead of big matches.

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