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The iconic Lord’s hosted the 23rd match of the 2024 Women’s Hundred between London Spirit and Manchester Originals.
The home side won the toss and elected to field first against the Manchester-based franchise. Opener Beth Mooney (20 off 17) made some headway at the top for the Originals, while her teammate Emma Lamb (28 off 26) made a meaningful contribution too.
Batting at no. 3, Lamb scored two fours, while Mooney’s innings was laced with four boundaries. Kathryn Brace top scored with a 27-ball 32, while late fireworks by Fi Morris (17 off 13) helped the Manchester Originals put up a score of 112/7 in the first inning.
Charlie Dean (3/20) and Sarah Glenn (2/20) helped the London Spirit restrict Originals for a low total. London Spirit batter Georgia Redmayne’s mature knock of 66* off 59 deliveries ensured that there were no stones unturned as far as chasing the target was concerned.
Redmayne’s knock was complemented well by skipper Heather Knight (29* off 27) to help the Spirit chase their required target with eight wickets and eight deliveries to spare. Lauren Filer and Alice Monaghan took one wicket each for the losing side.
The Hundred Women's 2024 Most Runs List
Dani Wyatt continues to dominate the leading run scorers chart in this edition of the Women’s Hundred, having racked up 225 runs in just six games. Wyatt has also managed to breach past the 50-run mark twice this season with 30 fours and four sixes too this season.
Nat Sciver Brunt is the only other batter except Wyatt to have crossed the 200-run mark this season.With 209 runs to her name in five matches, Brunt sits in second place comfortably. Laura Wolvaardt (189), Alice Capsey (169), Annabel Sutherland (162), and Heather Knight (160) are third, fourth, fifth and sixth on the highest run-getters chart, respectively, and are enjoying a great run of form so far this campaign.
Paige Scholfield, Ellyse Perry, Georgia Redmayne, and Sophia Dunkley occupy the seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth positions after the completion of 23 games this season. They have scored 159, 152, 136, and 125 runs, respectively.
The Hundred Women's 2024 Most Wickets List
Lansey Smith, with 11 scalps in five games, is atop the most wickets leaderboard after five games. Smith has an economy rate of 6.12 and has bowled a total of two maiden overs this season.
Annabel Sutherland has put up an all-round show in the 2024 Women’s Hundred.While occupying the fifth place in the highest run-getters list, Scotland is second on the wicket-takers chart with a tally of 10 wickets in five matches.
Kate Cross, Jess Jonassen, Georgia Davis, Amanda-Jade Wellington, and Sarah Glenn have all taken eight wickets at this stage of the competition, and they occupy the third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh positions, respectively.
Heather Graham, Katie Levick, and Ryana MacDonald-Gay round off the eight, ninth, and tenth spots with seven wickets each, respectively.
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