Trent Rockets could become the first team to win both men's and women's trophies in the same edition<\/p>\n
The Hundred women's competition: Final, Lord's<\/p>\n
Sunrisers Leeds 91 (91 balls): Sutherland 25 (23); Adams 2-9<\/p>\n
Trent Rockets 92-2 (54 balls): Dunkley 41 (23), Mooney 31* (21)<\/p>\n
Sunrisers Leeds were bowled out for just 91 as Trent Rockets cruised to an emphatic eight-wicket win in the women's Hundred final at Lord's.<\/p>\n
In a disappointingly one-sided contest, Rockets reached their modest target with 46 balls to spare to secure their first women's title.<\/p>\n
England's Sophia Dunkley smashed 41 off 23 balls as she continued her excellent form and Australian Beth Mooney struck 31 not out off 21.<\/p>\n
Sunrisers, who comfortably beat Southern Brave in Friday's Eliminator, slumped to 26-3 at the end of the powerplay and failed to recover.<\/p>\n
They unsurprisingly struggled without significant contributions from their Australian superstars – Phoebe Litchfield was caught attempting a ramp off Charley Phillips for 10 and Annabel Sutherland was stumped off Georgia Adams for 25.<\/p>\n
Dani Gibson, Sunrisers' captain and most expensive player at the women's auction earlier this year, offered some resistance until her departure for 22 off 16 ended any hope of a fightback.<\/p>\n
The wickets were shared in a fine all-round bowling effort by the Rockets as Adams finished with miserly figures of 2-9 and Phillips, the 23-year-old domestic seamer, impressed with 2-12.<\/p>\n
Rockets will look to become the first team to win both men's and women's competitions in the same year when Sam Billings' side take on Manchester Super Giants at 18:00 BST.<\/p>\n
Soaring heat, falling crowds – The Hundred's peculiar summer<\/p>\n
What has been the impact of new owners on The Hundred?<\/p>\n
Who would win combined men's and women's trophy in other sports?<\/p>\n