Devine and Wareham power Welsh Fire to dominant win over MI London

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Welsh Fire secured a comprehensive victory over MI London in The Hundred women's competition. The win was largely inspired by standout performances from Amy Devine and Georgia Wareham, who drove the team's success. The result marked a strong bounce-back for Welsh Fire, who had suffered a defeat to Southern Brave in their previous match. The convincing margin of victory underlined Welsh Fire's quality and resilience in the tournament.

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