The Hundred Men's 2026: Match 20, SRL vs LNS Match Prediction – Who will win today’s Hundred match between Sunrisers Leeds vs London Spirit?

Sunrisers Leeds (SRL) will take on London Spirit (LNS) in Match 20 of The Hundred Men's 2026 at Headingley, Leeds, on Tuesday, August 4.

The Sunrisers have played four matches and have won and lost two apiece. They suffered a five-run loss to the Trent Rockets in their previous match, losing their way after finding themselves in a comfortable position in a chase of 147. They will be looking to pick up their results as the business end of the season approaches.

The Spirit are also coming into this clash on the back of a loss, being beaten by the Southern Brave after being bundled out for 105. They have picked up just one win from the four matches they have played and will be looking to ensure better results in the second half of the season.

The pitch at Headingley in Leeds is expected to be balanced, aiding both batters and bowlers. The consistent bounce on the surface allows batters to play their shots on the up, while bowlers can get help off the surface in the form of lateral movement. The last two games at Leeds have seen totals of over 180 posted in both innings of the game, highlighting the batting-friendly nature of the venue.

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

Lhuan-dre Pretorius, Jonny Bairstow (wk), Liam Livingstone (capt), Dewald Brevis, James Coles, James Rew, David Willey, Jamie Overton, Andrew Tye, Adam Zampa, Adam Milne

Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh has, over the years, become a feared name in the shortest format as a destructive opening batter. He has been the top-scorer for the Sunrisers in the 2026 season, scoring 214 runs in four games and has scored two half-centuries.

Australian seamer Nathan Ellis has been one of the best bowlers in the shortest format, able to execute under pressure in the death overs. He has been the Sunrisers' best bowler this season with five wickets in four games at an economy rate of 7.87.