Hundred Women's: Match 21, MSG W vs WEF W Match Prediction – Who will win today’s Hundred Women's match between Manchester Super Giants Women vs Welsh Fire Women?

The Manchester Super Giants (MSG W) will take on the Welsh Fire Women (WEF W) in Match 21 of the ongoing Women's Hundred 2026 at Old Trafford in Manchester on Wednesday, August 05.

The Manchester Super Giants come into this clash on the back of a dominant nine-wicket win against MI London, where they bundled out their opponents for 92 before chasing it down with relative ease. They sit in third place with three wins and a loss from five games and will be looking to seal their place in the final stages before the season reaches its close.

Welsh Fire, on the other hand, come into this clash on the back of a thrilling four-wicket win against Southern Brave. They sealed a chase of 122 off the final ball, with late contributions from Heather Graham and Grace Thompson. They have, however, had a difficult season, recording just two wins and three losses in five games. They will need wins in their final three games to make the knockout rounds of the season.

Old Trafford in Manchester is a wicket which has enough in it for batters and bowlers. The consistent bounce ensures batters can play their shots freely and on the up. However, seam bowlers can get lateral movement with the new ball, while the dry and abrasive nature of the surface brings the spinners into play.

Smriti Mandhana, Meg Lanning (c), Grace Scrivens, Paige Scholfield, Richa Ghosh (wk), Mady Villiers, Kathryn Bryce, Maitlan Brown, Ryana MacDonald-Gay, Sophie Ecclestone, Grace Ballinger

Georgia Voll, Ella McCaughan, Freya Kemp, Georgia Wareham (c), Orla Prendergast, Heather Graham, Grace Thompson, Niamh Holland, Rhianna Southby (wk), Sophia Smale, Grace Potts

Georgia Voll has been the most prolific batter in the 2026 season of the Women's Hundred, despite the Fire not having the most promising of seasons. The Australian opening batter has scored 201 runs in five innings, averaging 40.20 and striking at 134.00. Despite a low score against the Brave, she will be primed to lead her team from the front once more.

England's premier left-arm spinner Sophie Ecclestone has found a fresh lease of life with the Super Giants in a role which has seen her taking the new ball for the side. She has picked up five wickets in four games, with a Player of the Match performance with figures of 2 for 7 against MI London, where she removed both openers for ducks in the first eight balls.