Litchfield's 22-Ball Fifty Fires Sunrisers Past Fire in Women's Hundred

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Nat Litchfield smashed a blistering 22-ball half-century to power Sunrisers to a crucial victory over Birmingham Fire in The Hundred women's competition. The explosive knock kept Sunrisers' tournament hopes alive while simultaneously eliminating Birmingham Fire from contention. The win sets up a decisive Tuesday clash between Sunrisers and Manchester Super Giants for a place in the Eliminator. Litchfield's innings proved to be the defining moment of the match, providing Sunrisers with the momentum they needed to secure the result.

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