The Hundred Women's: Match 11, WEF W vs TRT W Match Prediction – Who will win today’s Hundred Women's match between Welsh Fire Women vs Trent Rockets Women?

The Welsh Fire Women (WEF W) will take on the Trent Rockets Women (TRT W) in Match 11 of The Hundred Women's 2026 at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, on Wednesday, July 29.

Both teams have made a decent start to their campaigns, with one win and one defeat each from their opening two matches. Trent Rockets Women are currently third on the points table thanks to their superior net run rate, while Welsh Fire Women occupy fourth place with the same number of points.

Welsh Fire will be looking to make the most of home conditions after showing promise in their first two games. Georgia Voll has been in fine touch at the top of the order, while Sophie Devine and Sophia Smale have impressed with both bat and ball.

Meanwhile, Trent Rockets Women possess a strong all-round squad featuring experienced internationals such as Nat Sciver-Brunt, Ashleigh Gardner, and Beth Mooney.

The pitch at Sophia Gardens has generally offered a balanced contest between bat and ball. Fast bowlers are expected to get some movement with the new ball, especially in the early stages of the innings. As the game progresses, the surface becomes better for batting, allowing stroke-makers to play their shots freely.

Georgia Voll, Ella McCaughan, Freya Kemp, Sophie Devine(c), Georgia Wareham, Heather Graham, Emily Arlott, Niamh Holland, Rhianna Southby(w), Sophia Smale, Grace Potts

Sophia Dunkley, Beth Mooney(w), Sophie Luff, Ashleigh Gardner(c), Georgia Adams, Bess Heath, Georgia Elwiss, Emma Jones, Kim Garth, Samantha Bates, Katie Levick

Georgia Voll has been one of Welsh Fire Women's most consistent performers in recent matches. The Aussie opener has scored 94 runs in just two games at an impressive strike rate of 144.61 this season. Her ability to anchor the innings and accelerate when required makes her a key player for the Welsh Fire W.

The 30-year-old Aussie spinner Samantha Bates has been in tremendous form with the ball this season. She has picked up four wickets in just two matches, with an impressive economy rate of 6.00.