jemimah rodrigues hit 92 not out off 42 balls in the hundred northern superchargers 19/4 was the score…

Leads: Jemima Rodriguez (92*) helped Northern Superchargers beat Welsh Fire by 6 wickets with 15 balls to spare at The Hundred on Saturday. Welsh Fire accepted the invitation to bat first and scored 130 runs in 100 balls for the loss of 8 wickets. In reply, Northern Superchargers chased down the target for the loss of 4 wickets with 15 balls to spare. Jemima Rodriguez was adjudged the player of the match for her brilliant innings.

Jemima Rodriguez and captain Lauren Winfield came to open the hill for Northern Superchargers chasing the target of 131 runs. Smith did not even allow Hill to open the account and gave the first blow to the Superchargers by getting caught by Hennessy. After this Laura Walwart (1) was run out. Holy Armitage (1) was clean bowled by Clary. Then Matthews got Bess Heath (12) caught out by George.

Became the first female player to do so from India’s side

Northern Superchargers’ 4 wickets fell on the score of 19 runs. From here Jemima Rodriguez and Ellis Davidson-Richards (23 *) took over the innings. Richards batted at one end while India’s Jemima played a stormy innings. The right-handed woman batsman scored runs at a strike rate of around 213. Jemima scored an unbeaten 92 runs in just 43 balls with 17 fours and a six. He shared an unbeaten century partnership of 112 runs for the fifth wicket with Ellis Richards.

Jemima Rodriguez has become the first Indian female batsman to score a half-century in The Hundred. Jemima also became the first female Indian batsman to score a half-century in England’s domestic competition. Prior to this, Yuvraj Singh scored a T20 fifty against Leicestershire in 2003 for Yorkshire.

Earlier, with the help of innings from Hailey Matthews (30) and Bryony Smith (19), Welsh Fire scored 130 runs in 100 balls for the loss of 8 wickets. For Northern Superchargers, Lynsey Smith took three wickets for 14 runs. Katie Levick and Ellis Davidson Richards got two wickets each. One wicket came in the account of Elizabeth Russell.