By Sanjay Menon — 27 July 2026 — 4 min read Men’s Competition Match at Trent Bridge The Trent Rockets Men secured their first win in The Hundred, defeating London Spirit Men by four wickets. The match took place at Trent Bridge in Nottingham. Ben Duckett played a significant role in the Rockets’ chase, scoring 75 runs from 47 balls to guide his team to victory. The Rockets won the toss and opted to field first. The match officials for the game included Paul Pollard, Rob White, Paul Baldwin, Simon Hinks, and Chris Watts. The game commenced at 18:00 UK time. Team Lineups and Key Players The Trent Rockets Men featured a starting lineup that included Finn Allen, Ben Duckett, Tom Banton, and captain Sam Billings, who also served as wicket-keeper. Other players for the Rockets were Tim David, Mitch Santner, Lewis Gregory, Craig Overton, Calvin Harrison, Matt Henry, and Mohammad Amir. For the London Spirit Men, the starting lineup included captain Liam Livingstone, Lhuan-dré Pretorius, and wicket-keeper Jonny Bairstow. Their team also comprised Dewald Brevis, James Coles, James Rew, Jamie Overton, David Willey, Andrew Tye, Adam Milne, and Adam Zampa. Other Matches in The Hundred In other men’s competition action, Jos Buttler’s Manchester Super Giants achieved a dominant 87-run win against Birmingham Phoenix at Old Trafford. This match experienced a delayed start due to rain, which had led to the abandonment of the morning’s women’s match. The Birmingham Phoenix won the toss and chose to field. Ben Dwarshuis made an early breakthrough for the visitors, dismissing Tim Seifert for one run with his first delivery. Aiden Markram was also dismissed early by Rehan Ahmed. Buttler then led the charge for the Super Giants, reaching his half-century with a six off his 51st delivery. He eventually fell with three balls remaining in the innings, caught by Dwarshuis off Saqib Mahmood after scoring 90 runs. Heinrich Klaasen contributed 20 runs and Leus du Plooy 13 before being run out, leaving the Super Giants at 4-113 after 69 balls. The Super Giants finished their innings at 6-187, with Tom Moores remaining unbeaten on 39 runs from 17 balls, including five sixes. Josh Tongue, a Super Giants paceman, made an immediate impact with the ball, bowling Will Smeed for eight runs and then Ahmed for a golden duck in consecutive deliveries, leaving Phoenix at 2-20 after 18 balls. Despite captain Donovan Ferreira’s 23 runs, Birmingham Phoenix were bowled out for 100 runs from 97 balls, with Dawson taking three wickets. Scott Currie finished 14 not out. Earlier in the women’s competition, Grace Harris’s London Spirit secured their first win of the tournament, defeating Ash Gardner’s Trent Rockets by five wickets at Trent Bridge. Marizanne Kapp bowled Beth Mooney early in the innings. However, a 33-run partnership between Sophia Dunkley (23 runs) and Sophie Luff (24 runs) helped the Rockets recover. Kapp later claimed the wickets of both Dunkley and Luff, and Georgia Adams was caught and bowled by Charlie Dean. Ash Gardner, the captain, was the top scorer for the Rockets with 34 runs before her innings was ended by Dean. Bess Heath added an unbeaten 31 runs. In the chase, Grace Harris scored 37 runs from 20 balls for the Spirit before being caught by Luff off Gardner (2-24). The Rockets then took three quick wickets, dismissing Amy Jones (21 runs), Kapp (2 runs), and Sterre Kalis (0 runs). However, Marie Kelly (39 runs) and Nadine de Klerk (41 not out) guided the Spirit to chase down the target of 142 runs with five wickets in hand. Australian Players in The Hundred Several Australian players are participating in The Hundred 2026. For Birmingham Phoenix, Mitch Owen is in the men’s squad, while Ellyse Perry and Alana King are in the women’s squad. London Spirit features Adam Zampa and Andrew Tye in the men’s team, and Grace Harris in the women’s team. Manchester Super Giants have Meg Lanning and Maitlan Brown in their women’s squad. MI London includes Nicola Carey in their women’s team. Southern Brave has Marcus Stoinis and Nikhil Chaudhary in the men’s squad, and Sophie Molineux and Lizelle Lee in the women’s squad. Sunrisers Leeds features Mitch Marsh and Nathan Ellis in the men’s team, and Annabel Sutherland, Phoebe Litchfield, and Jess Jonassen in the women’s team. Trent Rockets includes Tim David in the men’s squad, and Beth Mooney, Ashleigh Gardner, Kim Garth, and Sam Bates in the women’s squad. Welsh Fire has Matt Short in the men’s team, and Georgia Wareham, Georgia Voll, and Heather Graham in the women’s team. Source: bbc.com Post navigation Glasgow: Mirabai Chanu secures third consecutive Commonwealth Games gold, India adds two silvers Glasgow: Jadumani Singh advances to boxing quarter-finals, Preeti Panwar one win from medal