The Hundred, Women: Trent Rockets vs London Spirit

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Market context

Trent Rockets Women’s meeting with London Spirit Women in The Hundred is already a completed fixture, and the published result has Trent Rockets winning by 33 runs after posting 149 for 6 and restricting London Spirit to 116. That makes the market’s **0% YES** crowd view consistent with the realised outcome rather than an open contest.[3]

The historical frame is similar meetings between these sides in the women’s Hundred, where Trent Rockets have already shown they can set the pace through their batting and then defend competitive totals. BBC also records an earlier Rockets win over London Spirit in the competition, when Trent Rockets made 151 for 4 and won by 18 runs, underlining that this is not a one-off mismatch but a repeatable head-to-head pattern when Rockets get enough runs on the board.[5] For a market resolving to the final score on ESPNcricinfo, those prior results matter mainly as context for why a Rockets win was always a live possibility, even if the crowd had priced it at zero by settlement.[3]

For traders, the key catalysts are not team-sheet speculation now but whether the official match record confirms the same result after any scoring or disciplinary updates. The fixture listing for the women’s Hundred shows this was scheduled for 26 July, so any late changes would have had to come from the published scorecard rather than pre-match narrative.[1] LiveScore and Sky Sports both carry the same final margin, which is the main dependency to watch when a market settles off a single archived result.[2][3]

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Methodology

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