Sunrisers Leeds beat Welsh Fire to end their Hundred campaign
Phoebe Litchfield’s 55 helped Sunrisers Leeds secure a six-wicket win at Headingley and knock Welsh Fire out of the women’s Hundred.
Sunrisers Leeds defeated Welsh Fire by six wickets at Headingley on Sunday to stay in contention for a place in The Hundred eliminator. The result ended Welsh Fire’s campaign in the women’s competition.
Phoebe Litchfield led the chase with 55, giving Sunrisers the platform they needed to overhaul the target. The win kept their hopes alive in the closing stage of the tournament.
Welsh Fire were unable to recover after being put under pressure in a one-sided contest, according to BBC Sport and Sky Sports. The defeat confirmed their exit from the competition.
The match was played at Headingley as the women’s Hundred moved toward its knockout phase.
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