The Hundred Men's 2026: Match 6, WEF vs MIL Match Prediction – Who will win today’s Hundred match between Welsh Fire vs MI London?

Welsh Fire (WEF) will take on MI London (MIL) in Match No. 6 of The Hundred Men's Competition 2026 at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, on Saturday, July 25.

Welsh Fire made a winning start to their campaign and will be keen to build on that momentum. They possess a well-balanced squad featuring the likes of Phil Salt, Joe Root, Jordan Cox,, and Rachin Ravindra in the batting department. Their pace attack, comprising Chris Woakes, Marco Jansen, Lockie Ferguson, and Sam Cook, has the ability to trouble any batting lineup.

Meanwhile, MI London also opened their campaign with a victory and currently sit atop the points table with a superior net run rate. They have an explosive batting unit led by Will Jacks, Sam Curran, and Nicholas Pooran, while the bowling attack boasts match-winners like Rashid Khan, Sam Curran, and Reece Topley.

The surface at Sophia Gardens generally offers something for both batters and bowlers. The new ball is expected to assist the seamers with some movement, while batters who settle in can score freely. Spinners are also likely to get some grip as the match progresses. Chasing has often been the preferred option at this venue, making the toss an important factor.

Philip Salt(w/c), Joe Root, Jordan Cox, Matthew Short, Rachin Ravindra, Ben Kellaway, Asa Tribe, Marco Jansen, Chris Woakes, Lockie Ferguson, Sam Cook

James Vince, Will Jacks, Jason Roy, Sam Curran(c), Nicholas Pooran(w), Josh Philippe, Tom Curran, Rashid Khan, Trent Boult, Richard Gleeson, Nathan Sowter

The powerhitter from West Indies, Nicholas Pooran will be the batter to watch out for in this contest. He had a stunning outing in MIL's season opener, smashing 58 runs in just 22 balls to take his side over the line.

Rashid Khan remains one of the most dangerous T20 bowlers in the world. The Afghan leg-spinner has picked up 13 wickets in his last seven matches and could prove decisive with his ability to strike in the middle overs while keeping the scoring rate in check.