Ties remain one of the rarest results in cricket, particularly in The Hundred, where the 100-ball format often produces decisive finishes. Yet on July 30, 2026, MI London and London Spirit Women added another dramatic chapter to the tournament’s history by finishing level in a thrilling London derby at The Oval. The result marked only the third tied match in the history of the women’s Hundred, joining two memorable contests from the 2024 season.
*Northern Superchargers (from 2026 known as Sunrisers Leeds)
Oval Invincibles (from 2026 known as MI London)
MI London vs London Spirit (30th July, 2026):
MI London: 151/4
Amelia Kerr – 49(32)
Chenille Henry – 33(12)
Marizanne Kapp – 2/24
London Spirit: 151/5
Amy Jones – 49(36)
Marie Kelly – 45(28)
Kirstie Gordon – 2/29
The tie leaves MI London with 2 points, their first points from four matches. They ended up losing the first three of their matches, and now, with only four group stage matches left, every match is important for them if they wish to be in contention for the playoffs.
While things didn’t go the way they would’ve wished for, Kerr and Henry’s 55 off 23 propelled MI London to 151 and gave London Spirit a competitive target.
London Spirit sit in fourth position with 6 points and are in a much better position for the playoffs compared to MI London. Their chase was led by Amy Jones, supported by Marie Kelly, and Marizanne Kapp’s quickfire contribution helped the chase.
Southern Brave vs Northern Superchargers (30th July, 2024):
Southern Brave: 100/8
Maia Bouchier – 22(14)
Chloe Tryon – 25(24)
Linsey Smith – 2/24
Northern Superchargers: 100/7
Alice Davidson-Richards – 27(22)
Phoebe Litchfield – 24(28)
Lauren Bell – 4/11
When this match ended in a tie, both teams were still looking for their first win back then. On a slow and used wicket, boundary hitting was never supposed to be easy, and Southern Brave managed them well despite having only 100 runs to defend.
London Spirit vs Oval Invincibles (4th August, 2024):
London Spirit: 113/9
Deepti Sharma – 44(34)
Cordelia Griffith – 19(12)
Marizanne Kapp – 4/11
Oval Invincibles: 113/8
Marizanne Kapp 47(32)
Alice Capsey 27(18)
Deepti Sharma – 3/18
This London derby ended in a tie in front of a lively crowd of 17,810 at Lord’s. It was essentially an all-rounder showdown with both Marizanne Kapp and Deepti Sharma shining through.The 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games are underway, and on Friday, 31st July, India will continue its campaign in athletics, judo, track cycling, boxing, and bowls.
