The Hundred, Women: Manchester Super Giants vs Trent Rockets

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Market context

Manchester Super Giants Women face Trent Rockets Women at Emirates Old Trafford, and the market’s 0% YES price sits against a game that is still tightly framed by the table and recent head-to-heads. Before this match, Manchester were second on 10 points from three games and unbeaten in completed fixtures, while Trent Rockets were third on 8 points with two wins and one defeat, so the gap between them is small despite the current crowd leaning strongly to one side.[1][7] The most recent comparable result between the sides went Manchester’s way by 2 wickets in 2025, and the broader series history is fairly even, with five meetings since 2021 split 3-2 in Manchester’s favour.[1]

That historical record matters because both teams have regularly produced close contests rather than one-sided results, and the line is more likely to move on team news than on past meetings alone.[1] Manchester’s listed core includes Meg Lanning, Smriti Mandhana, Richa Ghosh and Sophie Ecclestone, while Trent Rockets’ squad features Beth Mooney, Ashleigh Gardner, Nat Sciver-Brunt, Sophia Dunkley and Sophie Luff, giving both sides a high ceiling if all the headline names are available.[3] The market should also be read alongside the live match state: ESPN’s scorecard shows Manchester were in progress at a healthy run rate, which makes any late swing in win probability highly sensitive to wickets, death bowling and the chase target rather than pre-match pricing alone.[4]

For traders, the main catalysts are the final XI confirmations, toss, and any late availability changes to the international-heavy batting orders, especially if one side loses a frontline spinner or top-order anchor.[2][3] The fixture was scheduled for 3:00 pm local time at Old Trafford, with live coverage running through Sky Sports, so the first strong read usually comes from how each captain sets up the innings after the toss.[2][6] Because both squads carry several all-format internationals, any rest policy, minor injury or workload management call can move this market quickly, particularly if the match stays live into the closing overs.[3]

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Methodology

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