The Hundred
The Hundred Women’s 2026: Predictions, Odds & This Week’s Fixtures
The Hundred Women’s games have already kicked off for the week, but with a couple more matches to be played in the coming days, William Hill News is on hand to preview the upcoming fixtures.
Sunrisers Leeds face Manchester Super Giants
Tuesday’s fixture gets underway at 3pm at Headingley, with Sunrisers Leeds Women taking on Manchester Super Giants Women.
There is very little between the sides in the outright market, with Sunrisers Leeds priced at EVS and Manchester Super Giants narrowly ahead at 4/5.
That makes this one of the more difficult games of the week to call, with neither side carrying the sort of short price that would suggest a clear favourite.
Sunrisers Leeds will be hoping that home advantage can make the difference. The franchise is the new identity of Northern Superchargers following this year’s major changes to The Hundred, while Manchester Super Giants are the rebranded Manchester Originals.
With both teams adapting to new-look squads following the first-ever Hundred auction, there is an added element of unpredictability. The tournament has undergone significant changes for 2026, including increased player salaries and substantial investment into the franchises.
At EVS, Sunrisers Leeds appeal as the value side. The difference between the teams is small enough that the home advantage could prove decisive, particularly in a competition where momentum can shift rapidly over just 100 balls.
Welsh Fire take on Trent Rockets
Wednesday brings the second game, with Welsh Fire Women welcoming Trent Rockets Women to Sophia Gardens for an 11:30am start.
Welsh Fire are 11/10 outsiders, with Trent Rockets the 8/11 favourites.
That price difference makes Trent Rockets the clear market choice, but Welsh Fire are certainly not without a chance on home soil.
The early stages of this year’s competition have already demonstrated how quickly fortunes can change in The Hundred. The shortened format puts huge emphasis on getting the key moments right, with a single outstanding spell of bowling or a destructive batting partnership capable of completely changing the complexion of a game.
Trent Rockets therefore look justified at the head of the market, but 11/10 about Welsh Fire makes them interesting for anyone looking for an upset.
Predictions
Tuesday looks particularly tight, with Manchester Super Giants only a shade shorter than Sunrisers Leeds. The latter’s home advantage makes EVS an appealing price, particularly if they can make the most of Headingley’s conditions.
Wednesday is more straightforward in the market, with Trent Rockets expected to have the stronger side. However, Welsh Fire at 11/10 could be worth considering if you believe home advantage can bridge the gap.
The Hundred’s 100-ball format means neither favourite can afford to take anything for granted, and both games should provide plenty of drama.
Take Sunrisers Leeds Women to beat Manchester Super Giants Women and Trent Rockets Women to beat Welsh Fire Women.
Prices accurate at time of writing – odds subject to change.