Manchester Super Giants position themselves for knockout stage with win over Brave
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 8, 2026, 8:30 PM
Last updated Aug 8, 2026

Manchester Super Giants recorded a 27-run victory over Southern Brave in The Hundred women's competition on August 8, 2026. Richa Ghosh contributed significantly with a quickfire half-century, while Mady Villiers took three wickets to help secure the win. This result enhances the Super Giants' chances of advancing to the knockout stages, reflecting their strong performance in recent matches. The Super Giants aim to capitalize on this momentum as the tournament progresses.
- •Richa Ghosh scored a quickfire half-century for the Super Giants.
- •Mady Villiers took three wickets in the match.
- •The victory was by 27 runs.
- •The match took place on August 8, 2026.
- •Super Giants enhance their prospects for the knockout stages.
- 8:30 PMBBC Sport — Super Giants suffer batting collapse but hang on to beat Brave
- 5:34 PMBBC Sport — Super Giants close in on knockout stages after beating Brave
"Despite a huge batting collapse, Manchester Super Giants do enough to beat Southern Brave by 10 runs in Southampton, to keep their hopes alive of qualifying for the knockout stages of the men's Hundred.
"Richa Ghosh scores a quickfire half-century as Manchester Super Giants beat Southern Brave by 27 runs to boost their chances of reaching the knockout stages of The Hundred women's competition.
Sources
External links- BBC SportAug 8, 2026, 8:30 PMSuper Giants suffer batting collapse but hang on to beat Brave
Despite a huge batting collapse, Manchester Super Giants do enough to beat Southern Brave by 10 runs in Southampton, to keep their hopes alive of qualifying for the knockout stages of the men's Hundred.
- BBC SportAug 8, 2026, 5:34 PMSuper Giants close in on knockout stages after beating Brave
Richa Ghosh scores a quickfire half-century as Manchester Super Giants beat Southern Brave by 27 runs to boost their chances of reaching the knockout stages of The Hundred women's competition.
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