Nat Sciver-BRUNT POWERS TRENT ROCKETS to win the exciting Birmingham Phoenix in a hundred women 2025

The iconic Trent Bridge in Nottingham witnessed another competition to pick up nerves in Hundreds of women 2025 like Nat SpeveDirecting the explosive strike Trent Racts Women On an exciting victory against Birmingham Phoenix Women. Rockets successfully chased 124 with three balls to spare her, and secured a three -fold victory in front of a crowd of home.

Emma Lamb takes Birmingham Phoenix to a competitive total

Birmingham Phoenix, after choosing the bats first, published 123/6 in 100 dedicated balls. Emma Lamb Play the role of the anchor with 56 of 42 births, hold the roles together. Despite the regular share of the other end, Lamb’s Fluent Stroke Play Phoenix has a total fight on the blackboard.

The missile players showed discipline, with the roundabout Kirsi Gordon The road leads. Its numbers of 2/24 broke the decisive partnerships and registered the rate of registration during the intermediate amounts. Narrowing polyngs prevented the death of Phoenix from crossing 130 marks.

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Nat Sciver-BRUNT steals the show with the intelligence of the beating

In response, Roctis roles revolve around the star-BRUNT star, which again offered her ability to win the match. While pressing under pressure, I smashed 52 balls from only 29 balls, with the border that kept the chase despite the decline in the other side.

Phoenix players, especially young people Vapi BrettMake the competition intense. Brett included 3/19 vital breakthroughs that tends almost the game for Phoenix. However, the Science-Grunt is under pressure and its ability to find gaps in the decisive moments that guaranteed that the missiles be on the right track.

Trent Racts managed to win the exciting victory over Birmingham Phoenix 💪#Huddwomen pic.twitter.com/1ns5bketl1

– Womenncket.com (Womenccecthq) August 28, 2025

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