NOS-W vs WEF-W Match Highlights - Northern Superchargers Women started their season with a dominating 47-run win over Welsh Fire Women, who collapsed for their lowest-ever total in The Hundred, just 94.
At Headingley, Northern Superchargers cruised to a 47-run victory over Welsh Fire Women. Batting first, they posted 141/4, thanks to composed knocks from Hollie Armitage (34) and Georgia Wareham (29). In reply, Fire crumbled to 94 all out in 98 balls, with only Tammy Beaumont offering resistance with a brisk 36.
Wareham (2/14) and Grace Ballinger (2/16) led a clinical bowling display. This marks the Superchargers’ 11th win at Headingley, the most at a single venue in the Women’s tournament, equalling Southern Brave.
Late Surge Powers Superchargers to Strong Total
Northern Superchargers Women set a competitive total of 141 for 4 in their 100 balls The innings was anchored by the captain Hollie Armitage who reminded unbeaten on 34 off 27 balls . Georgia Wareham provided late Acceleration with quick fire 29* from just 17 balls.
Despite the early loss of wickets the middle order held firm and rotated the strike effectively . Haley Matthews picked 2/18 for Welsh Fire , applying some pressure during the middle phase but Superchargers closed strong with 45 run stand in the final 25 balls given them upper hand.
Beaumont Fights Alone as Fire Collapse for 94
Welsh Fire's chase faltered from the outset and never recovered. After a steady start, reaching 48/2, the innings unraveled rapidly as they lost their final eight wickets for just 46 runs. Tammy Beaumont was the lone spark, striking 36 off 21 balls, but received no support from the rest.
Georgia Wareham was exceptional with the ball, conceding just 14 runs and claiming two wickets. Grace Ballinger also impressed with figures of 2/16, while Kate Cross and Annabel Sutherland bowled tight spells. Fire were bowled out for 94 in 98 balls, their lowest-ever total in The Hundred, surpassing their previous low of 95/9. It was a dominant all-round bowling performance from the Superchargers.
NOS-W vs WEF-W Star Performers
Georgia Wareham delivered a stellar all-round performance with 29* (17) and 2/14. Hollie Armitage contributed a composed 34* and led the team smartly. Welsh Fire’s total of 94 was the lowest ever in Women’s Hundred history.
The Superchargers matched Southern Brave with 11 home wins at Headingley. Their bowlers hit the stumps five times in just 19 balls, conceding only 20 runs, a testament to their exceptional accuracy and relentless pressure.
What's Next for Both the Teams ?
Northern Superchargers Women will aim to build on this commanding win and maintain their early momentum in the league stage in their next outing against the Trent Rockets Women on Sunday at in the 8th match of the Women's Hundred 2025 at Trent Bridge, Nottingham.
Welsh Fire Women need to regroup quickly, address their fragile batting order, and bounce back in the next fixture to stay in contention. They will next suit up against the London Spirit Women on Saturday at their home ground in Cardiff.
