Trent Rockets win their first Women’s Hundred title by beating Sunrisers Leeds in the final at Lord’s. All outlets report a one-sided match in which Rockets first dismiss Leeds for 91 and then chase 92, finishing at 92/2 to win by eight wickets.
Reports converge on key turning points: the low total set for Leeds and an early batting platform for Rockets. Multiple sources highlight Sophia Dunkley and Beth Mooney for a decisive partnership of 69 runs for the first wicket, scored from 40 balls, after which the chase is effectively secured. One source also notes that Rockets’ bowling contribution is spread across several players, with several bowlers taking multiple wickets.
Coverage also reflects broader context around how each team reaches the final. Outlets agree Rockets reach the final after finishing at the top of the group stage and losing only once in the league, earning a direct passage. By contrast, Sunrisers Leeds are described as the defending champions in some accounts and as coming through the eliminator after beating Southern Brave. Across sources, the match result is consistent, with emphasis varying between Rockets’ dominance and individual performances that shape the chase and the dismissal.