Trent Rockets secured their place in the knockout stage of The Hundred women's competition with a commanding nine-wicket win over MI London on a day the opposition had already been eliminated. Nat Sciver-Brunt was the star of the show, producing a stylish unbeaten 67 to guide her team to a comfortable victory. The Rockets were in complete control throughout the chase, with Sciver-Brunt's innings ensuring there was never any doubt about the outcome.
The win capped a strong group-stage campaign for the Rockets, who now move into the knockout phase with momentum on their side. MI London, who entered the match with no chance of progressing, were unable to match the quality of their opponents. The result was a one-sided affair, as reflected in the margin of victory.
Sciver-Brunt's contribution was the decisive factor, as she anchored the run chase with a composed and fluent knock. Her unbeaten 67 set the tone for the Rockets' performance and highlighted her importance to the team. The victory confirmed the Rockets' advancement and underlined their credentials as serious contenders in the competition.
For MI London, the defeat brought an end to their tournament journey, which had already been cut short before this fixture. The Rockets, meanwhile, will now look ahead to the knockout stage, where they will aim to continue their strong form. The emphatic nature of the win, with nine wickets in hand, demonstrated the gap between the two sides on the day.