The Hundred women’s competition, Edgbaston <\/p>\n
Birmingham Phoenix 64 all out (95 balls): Perry 39 (33); Bates 3-10<\/p>\n
Trent Rockets 68-1 (31 balls): Dunkley 43* (17); Filer 1-17<\/p>\n
Rockets won by nine wickets<\/p>\n
Scorecard<\/a>. Table<\/a><\/p>\n Birmingham Phoenix were bowled out for just 64 by Trent Rockets as the bowler-dominated start to The Hundred continued at Edgbaston. <\/p>\n Ellyse Perry played a lone hand with her 39 as no other Phoenix batter made it to double figures in a dire performance. <\/p>\n It was the joint second-lowest total in the Women’s Hundred, and Phoenix also hold the record for the lowest when they were skittled for 54 against Northern Superchargers (now Sunrisers Leeds) in 2024.<\/p>\n Oval Invincibles (now MI London) also made 64 against Superchargers in the same year.<\/p>\n Debutant Samantha Bates – an uncapped Australian spinner – was the pick of Rockets’ bowlers with 3-10 while seamer Georgia Elwiss took 3-13. <\/p>\n On another bowler-friendly surface, Australia’s Kim Garth also bowled a miserly spell of 2-5 and leg-spinner Katie Levick took 1-8. <\/p>\n England batter Sophia Dunkley dominated the chase with 43 from 17 balls as it took Rockets just 31 balls to reach their target to complete a thoroughly one-sided contest.<\/p>\n