THE Southern Brave The women’s team has finished a historic and flawless league stage campaign The hundred 2025Becoming the first female team to be undefeated.
Southern Brave Women’s Flawless the Cent 2025 Campaign Sous Georgia Adams
Their perfect record of eight victories of eight matches is a remarkable turnaround of their last place in 2024. The female team brave from the south had a remarkable `road to the final ” in the hundred 2025, completely reversing their fortune from the previous season. After finishing in the last place in 2024, the team, led by the captain Georgia Adamsmarked history by becoming the first female team in the history of the hundred to remain undefeated throughout the league. Their flawless record of this season earned them a direct place in the final in Lord’s on August 31, 2025.
Here is an impressive ventilation of their campaign:
- Dominant performance: The team has demonstrated a full performance with Bat and Ball, with several key players moving.
- Lauren Bell Was an out -of -competition launcher, taking 15 seven -game counters with an average stingy of 9.06. In their last group phase match against Welsh Fire, she took 4 counters for only 6 points, the best figures in the tournament.
- Laura Wolves led the stick attack, marking 199 points at an average of 49.75 with a typing rate of 130.
- Sophie Devine was a crucial versatile, contributing 139 points and 11 counters.
- Adams anchored the team with its tactical leadership and crucial contributions with the bat.
Southern Braves Road to The Huander Women 2025 final
Here is a detailed ventilation of each of their victories on the road to the final.
Match 1: Southern Brave vs Manchester Originals
Southern Brave launched his season with a victory commander of six counters Original of Manchester to Old Trafford. Manchester Originals, in the stick first, was limited to a total of 95/8. The courageous sides of the South were very effective, Lauren Bell offering an exceptional performance which earned him the price of the match of the match. In the pursuit, the range of Southern Brave strikers was clinical, comfortably reaching the target with 11 losing balls and only four counters down, giving the tone to their dominant season.
Match 2: Southern Brave vs Birmingham Phoenix
During their second match, played at their home, the brave faced a difficult challenge to Birmingham Phoenix. Southern Brave struck first and posted a respectable total of 139/7. Sophie Devine’s overall shine was fully exposed when she made crucial contributions with the bat and the ball. The brave quisors then presented a disciplined show, stifling the pursuit of Phoenix and restricting them to 124 all. This hard victory of 15 points showed the team’s ability to defend total under pressure and demonstrated its depth.
Match 3: Southern Brave vs Northern Superchargers
Southern Brave continued his victories sequence with a categorical victory Northern super chargers. The super-chargers, which were a strong side, were overthrown for a modest 102. The courageous quisors were exceptional, taking the 10 counters and not allowing super-chargers to build significant partnerships. In their pursuit, courageous southern strikers were relentless, reaching the target in just 83 balls with only two lost counters. Sophie Devine, once again, played a decisive role in victory, winning her second player in the tournament match.
Match 4: Southern Brave vs Trent Rockets
The team’s fourth victory came in a hard game played Trent Rockets. Trent Rockets was overturned for 106, a target that seemed simple on paper. However, the brave had a little slip in their pursuit. Despite the loss of a few counters, they managed to hold their nerve and win a six -counters with only two balls to lose. This victory highlighted their composure and their ability to play in stretched situations. Tilly Corteen-Coleman was the star star, winning the match player award.
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Match 5: Southern Brave vs oval invincible
It was undoubtedly the most dominant performance of the season to Southern Brave. Playing at home, they put a masterclass in the stick, displaying a formidable total of 161/6 against the Invincible oval. Their striker was explosive and relentless, with key contributions from several players. The invincibles, in response, collapsed completely under pressure, being buzzed for only 72. The victory of 89 points was a powerful declaration of The Brave, presenting their superiority and making them clearly favorites of the title.
Match 6: Southern Brave vs Welsh Fire
In a mass meeting of the nails, Southern Brave’s composure was really tested against Welsh fire. Welsh Fire posted 111/6, a competitive total which required a strong prosecution. The courageous sleeves were a tense affair, the counters falling at crucial moments. However, they managed to scratch themselves, winning by three counters with only two bullets to play. This tight victory has once again demonstrated the team’s ability to win under pressure and its resilience. Sophie Devine was appointed game player for her crucial contributions.
Match 7: Southern Brave vs London Spirit
The penultimate match of the Brave League was another clinical screen. Against a fort London Spirit On the side, Southern Brave’s quakers limited the opposition to 125/8. The target was driven out with remarkable ease, such as courageous southern strikers, led by a brilliant performance of Laura Wolvesreached the total with eight counters and 16 balls to lose. This victory also cemented their place at the top of the table and presented their depth of striker and their aggressive approach.
Match 8: Southern Brave vs Welsh Fire
In their last League match, Southern Brave ended his perfect season with a 29 -point victory over Welsh fire. Beating first, they displayed a competitive but not imposing total of 106/8. The team quarrers, however, were absolutely sensational in their defense. Lauren Bell delivered a better career performance and better tournament performance, taking a superb 4 -checkings for only 6 points. This devastating spell, combined with a collective discipline bowling effort, led to dismantling Welsh fire for only 77/9. The victory sealed their perfect record and sent them directly to the Lord’s final.
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