The Hundred Men's 2026: Eliminator, MSG vs SRL Match Prediction – Who will win today’s Hundred match between Manchester Super Giants vs Sunrisers Leeds?

The Manchester Super Giants (MSG) will take on Sunrisers Leeds (SRL) in the Eliminator of The Hundred Men's 2026 at Kennington Oval, London, on Friday, August 14.

Manchester Super Giants are currently on a three-match winning streak. They recently defeated Sunrisers Leeds and will be confident of carrying their momentum into the Eliminator. MSG will aim to secure a place in the final, where they could face Trent Rockets.

Meanwhile, Sunrisers Leeds have had an inconsistent campaign, with their results fluctuating throughout the tournament. They will look to bounce back from their recent defeat to MSG and produce a strong performance in the Eliminator to keep their title hopes alive.

The Kennington Oval is generally regarded as a batting-friendly venue, with good conditions for stroke-making and the potential for high-scoring contests. Recent matches at the ground have also produced competitive totals, suggesting that batters who settle in can make the most of the surface. The new ball could offer some assistance to pacers, particularly through movement early in the innings.

Tim Seifert, Paul Walter, Jos Buttler (c) (wk), Heinrich Klaasen, Leus du Plooy, Michael Bracewell, Liam Dawson, Gus Atkinson, Josh Tongue, Noor Ahmad, Sonny Baker

Mitchell Marsh, Ryan Rickelton (wk), Harry Brook, Zak Crawley (c), Dan Lawrence, Matthew Revis, Brydon Carse, Tom Lawes, Matthew Potts, Nathan Ellis, Abrar Ahmed

Mitchell Marsh could be the key batter in this clash. He is currently the tournament’s leading run-scorer, having amassed 406 runs in eight innings at an impressive average of 50.75. His aggressive batting approach will be crucial, as he has the ability to take the game away from the opposition in a matter of minutes.

Gus Atkinson could be the key bowler in this clash. He has taken 12 wickets in eight games at an impressive average of 16.83. His pace, accuracy and variations have consistently made it difficult for batters to read him, allowing him to pick up wickets at regular intervals.