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In the previous match, Southern Brave Women had a strong win over Manchester Originals Women. The Originals struggled to reach just 95/8, largely because of some disciplined bowling from the Brave team. In the bowling effort, Lauren Bell bagged 3 wickets for 28 runs, and Mady Villiers made a solid contribution of 2 wickets for 19 runs. Laura Wolvaardt was the star with an undefeated 42 off 37 balls, supported by Danni Wyatt’s 32 runs. The Southern Brave team successfully chased the target, ending at 96 for 4 wickets and securing victory by six wickets.
In their last match, Birmingham Phoenix Women posted a competitive total of 148/5, powered by Emma Lamb's explosive 55 off 32 balls. Their bowlers, led by Ellyse Perry and Hannah Baker, then kept Trent Rockets to 137/6. Despite Nat Sciver-Brunt's commendable 64, Phoenix emerged victorious with an 11-run margin.
In their last five matches, Southern Brave Women have won 2 and lost 3 games, showing mixed form. They obviously won their last match against the Manchester Originals Women by 6 wickets. Birmingham Phoenix Women have performed slightly better with 3 wins and 2 losses in their last five matches. One of the wins was against the Trent Rockets a few days back which they won by 11 runs.
There have been three head-to-head matches played between the Southern Brave Women and the Birmingham Phoenix Women and it is the Brave who have won 2 matches while the Birmingham Phoenix have won only once.
The Rose Bowl in Southampton features a balanced playing surface that favors both batting and bowling. The pitch favors slower scoring, requiring resilience and precise shot selection. Spin bowlers can exploit turn, while fast bowlers benefit from swing with the new ball. Scores in the range of 130-140 usually prove competitive, with key wicket-taking chances mainly in the middle overs and towards the end of the innings.
Southern Brave Women: Maia Bouchier, Danielle Wyatt, Laura Wolvaardt, Sophie Devine, Freya Kemp, Chloe Tryon, Georgia Adams (C), Mady Villiers, Rhianna Southby, Lauren Bell, Tilly Coleman.
Birmingham Phoenix Women: Georgia Voll, Emma Lamba, Ellyse Perry (C), Amy Jones, Sterre Kalis, Alisa Lister, Marie Kelly, Emily Arlott, Megan Schutt, Mary Taylor, Hannah Baker.
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Laura Wolvaardt is a key batter for Southern Brave, anchoring the chase with an unbeaten 42 against Manchester Originals. Her calm demeanor and ability to build partnership could help Southern Brave in this match.
Lauren Bell looks set to be the top bowler for Southern Brave Women this season. She pulled off an impressive spell, taking 3 wickets for 28 runs in her last match. With her natural swing and disciplined approach, she's always a threat early in the game, playing a key role in their strong bowling showings in The Hundred Women 2025.
Ellyse Perry, the captain of Birmingham Phoenix Women, is an experienced top-order batter celebrated for her ability to hold the innings together and then ramp up the scoring with clear power and accurate shot selection. In the opener, she contributed with the bat and led superbly with the ball, underscoring her all-round influence at the top of the Phoenix lineup.
Emily Arlott is the main bowler for Birmingham Phoenix Women, known for her reliable right-arm medium-fast deliveries. In her latest game, she delivered a steady spell, taking 2 wickets for 38 runs. Her mix of accuracy and control really helped tighten the game and played a big part in her team’s win.
The forthcoming fixture between Southern Brave Women and Birmingham Phoenix Women at the Rose Bowl is expected to be highly competitive. Southern Brave's disciplined bowling performance coupled with consistent batting has contributed significantly to their current success, whereas Birmingham Phoenix features formidable hitters and dependable bowlers. Southern Brave’s familiarity and steady form give them a slight edge, but Birmingham Phoenix’s aggressive batting keeps the match competitive.
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