The Hundred Women's: Match 4, BPH W vs TRT W Match Prediction – Who will win today’s The Hundred Women's match between Birmingham Phoenix Women vs Trent Rockets Women?

The Birmingham Phoenix Women (BHP W) will face the Trent Rockets Women (TRT W) in their opening game of The Hundred Women's 2026 on Friday, July 24 at Edgbaston Stadium in Birmingham. Both sides did secure new private owners but have not changed the name and the identity of their existing brands.

BHP have assembled an extremely strong squad following the inaugural auction. Captained by Australian legend Ellyse Perry, the team bolsters talents including Davina Perrin, Emma Lamb and Alice Capsey along with overseas stars like Fatima Sana and Alana King.

TRT, on the other hand, have named Ashleigh Gardner as their skipper, and will be joined by fellow Australians in Kim Garth and Beth Mooney. They have a strong contingent of English players like captain Nat Sciver-Brunt, Sophia Dunkley and Sophie Munro.

During the recently concluded Women's T20 World Cup, batters could get a lot of purchase on the pitches at Edgbaston in Birmingham. However, batting will get a little tricky as the game progresses, with spinners and slower bowlers making the most of the deteriorating conditions. Therefore, the captain who wins the toss should bat first and make hay while the sun is shining.

Davina Perrin, Tammy Beaumont, Emma Lamb, Alice Capsey, Ellyse Perry (C), Jemima Spence (WK), Fatima Sana, Alana King, Eva Gray, Lauren Filer, Linsey Smith

Beth Mooney (WK), Sophia Dunkley, Nat Sciver-Brunt, Ashleigh Gardner (C), Georgia Elwiss, Georgia Adams, Kim Garth, Katie Levick, Charley Phillips, Sophie Munro, Millie Taylor

Nat Sciver-Brunt had a brilliant Women's T20 World Cup despite missing a few matches through injury. She scored 227 runs from just four matches at a strike-rate of 142.76 whilst averaging 113.50. The right-handed batter will be the Trent Rockets' main source of runs in The Hundred Women's 2026.

Fatima Sana had a productive Women's T20 World Cup even though Pakistan had an underwhelming tournament. The 24-year-old took 11 wickets from just five matches at an impressive economy rate of 6.95.