The Hundred Women's: Match 17, TRT W vs SRL W Match Prediction – Who will win today’s The Hundred Women's match between Trent Rockets Women vs Sunrisers Leeds Women?

The Trent Rockets Women (TRT-W) will take on the Sunrisers Leeds Women (LNS-W) in Match 17 of The Hundred Women's Competition 2026 at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, on Sunday, August 02.

The Rockets have been one of the form sides of the tournament, having won three and lost one of their four games played. They come off a victory against the Manchester Super Giants in their previous game, defending a total of 153 for 8 and bowling the Super Giants out for 122.

The Sunrisers started the season with a dominant win over MI London but have faltered since, with two losses in two matches. They were beaten by the Manchester Super Giants in their last match, failing to defend a total of 143 despite picking up key wickets. They will be looking to get their campaign back on track with a victory.

The wicket at Trent Bridge has of late been on the flatter end, favouring batters. The surface is true and allows batters to play shots on the up with the consistent bounce. Seamers can get early purchase with the ball, but that remains the only help that bowling sides can get. Spinners could, however, come into play if the surface dries out in the morning heat.

Beth Mooney (wk), Sophia Dunkley, Sophie Luff, Ashleigh Gardner (c), Georgia Adams, Bess Heath, Georgia Elwiss, Charley Phillips, Kim Garth, Samantha Bates, Katie Levick

Bryony Smith, Jess Jonassen, Phoebe Litchfield, Annabel Sutherland, Lauren Winfield-Hill (wk), Dani Gibson (c), Deepti Sharma, Darcey Carter, Kate Cross, Cassidy McCarthy, Hannah Baker

English batter Sophia Dunkley has been a key factor for the Rockets' success, scoring vital runs at the top of the order. The right-hander has scored 138 runs in four innings, averaging 46 and striking at a whopping 168.29. She was named Player of the Match against the Super Giants for scoring a stellar 33-ball 57.

Rockets skipper Ashleigh Gardner has led from the front with the ball, sitting atop the wicket standings with eight scalps in four games. She picked up figures of 4 for 16 off just 18 balls to dent the Super Giants in their chase and will be looking to carry the same form into the rest of the matches.