The Hundred 2023 women's fixtures: Dates, match times and results
Your guide to all The Hundred women's fixtures in 2023, including dates and kick-off times for matches leading up to the final.
The Hundred continues to showcase the best of women's cricket in a huge summer for the game, following hot on the heels of the firecracker Women's Ashes series.
Welsh Fire finished bottom and second-bottom of the standings in the first two editions of the women's tournament, but have started the new campaign in blazing style to top the leaderboard after the first week.
By contrast, reigning champions Oval Invincibles linger in the bottom half of the table though they have only played one match due to a rain-affected opening week.
A number of England internationals will return to the pitch during this edition of the tournament, including Nat Sciver-Brunt and Danni Wyatt, who scored the most runs across all of the Women's Ashes ODI and T20 matches respectively.
Fans will also be able to soak up some of the world's finest international players over the course of the tournament.
RadioTimes.com brings you the full schedule for The Hundred women's competition in 2023, including dates and times for every match.
The Hundred women's fixtures 2023
All UK time.
Monday 7th August
Manchester Originals v Birmingham Phoenix (3pm)
Tuesday 8th August
London Spirit v Southern Brave (3pm)
Wednesday 9th August
Trent Rockets v Northern Superchargers (11:30am)
Oval Invincibles v Manchester Originals (3pm)
Thursday 10th August
Birmingham Phoenix v Welsh Fire (3pm)
Friday 11th August
Northern Superchargers v Oval Invincibles (3pm)
Saturday 12th August
London Spirit v Trent Rockets (11am)
Welsh Fire v Southern Brave (2:30pm)
Sunday 13th August
Northern Superchargers v Manchester Originals (11am)
Birmingham Phoenix v Oval Invincibles (2:30pm)
Monday 14th August
Welsh Fire v Trent Rockets (3pm)
Tuesday 15th August
Oval Invincibles v London Spirit (3pm)
Wednesday 16th August
Southern Brave v Birmingham Phoenix (3pm)
Thursday 17th August
Trent Rockets v Manchester Originals (3pm)
Friday 18th August
London Spirit v Northern Superchargers (3pm)
Saturday 19th August
Trent Rockets v Birmingham Phoenix (11am)
Southern Brave v Oval Invincibles (2:30pm)
Sunday 20th August
Manchester Originals v Northern Superchargers (11am)
Welsh Fire v London Spirit (2:30pm)
Monday 21st August
Oval Invincibles v Trent Rockets (3pm)
Tuesday 22nd August
Northern Superchargers v Welsh Fire (3pm)
Wednesday 23rd August
Manchester Originals v Southern Brave (3pm)
Thursday 24th August
Birmingham Phoenix v London Spirit (3pm)
Saturday 26th August
Eliminator (2:30pm)
Sunday 27th August
Final (2:15pm)
How to watch The Hundred on TV
You can watch The Hundred live on Sky Sports Cricket and Main Event.
You can upgrade to the Sky Sports Cricket channel from just £15 per month as part of a limited time deal or pick up the complete sports package from just £24 per month.
Live stream The Hundred online
Sky Sports customers can live stream The Hundred via the Sky Go app on a variety of devices including most smartphones and tablets as part of their subscription.
You can also watch The Hundred via NOW without signing up to a contract.
NOW can be streamed through a computer or apps found on most smart TVs, phones and consoles. NOW is also available via BT Sport.
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