US EditionNorthern Superchargers Beats Southern Brave to Win Women’s Hundred 2025
Northern Superchargers secured the title with a seven-wicket win, led by standout performances from Australian players Annabel Sutherland and Nicola Carey, who was named Player of the Match.
- Northern Superchargers secured their first Women's Hundred title at Lord's on August 31, 2025, by comfortably overcoming Southern Brave with seven wickets in hand.
- The Superchargers overcame a strong Southern Brave side, which entered the final unbeaten in the group stage, after Carey joined recently due to Wareham's injury.
- Annabel Sutherland took 2-23 and scored 28 not out, while Nicola Carey led the chase with 35 not out off 25 balls, sharing a 60-run unbeaten partnership.
- At just 22, Phoebe Litchfield was recognized as the standout performer of the tournament by Stuart Broad, having amassed 292 runs and playing a key role in driving the Superchargers' successful campaign.
- The win marked the Superchargers' first Women's Hundred title, celebrated including a life-size cardboard cut-out of injured teammate Georgia Wareham to honor her contribution.
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Northern Superchargers Win The Hundred 2025 Edition; NS-W Clinch Their Maiden Title After Defeating Southern Brave by Seven Wickets | 🏏 LatestLY
Northern Superchargers clinched their maiden The Hundred Women's title after thrashing the Southern Brave by seven wickets in the 2025 edition final at the iconic Lord's in London. 🏏 Northern Superchargers Win The Hundred 2025 Edition; NS-W Clinch Their Maiden Title After Defeating Southern Brave by Seven Wickets.
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