The Hundred Men’s 2025: Predicting Northern Superchargers XI for match 22

The 22nd match of the ongoing The Hundred Men’s 2025 competition will pit London Spirit against Northern Superchargers at Lord’s in London on August 20, 2025.

Northern Superchargers are placed third on the points table with three wins in five games and 12 points. After winning two games in a row, the Superchargers lost their last game to the Manchester Originals. This match against London Spirit will be a chance for them to get back to winning ways.

Here is the predicted Northern Superchargers XI for match 22 of The Hundred Men’s 2025.

Top Order: Zak Crawley, Dawid Malan, Michael Pepper (WK)

Zak Crawley has the most runs with 152 for the Northern Superchargers, with the highest score of 67*. His strike rate is 172.82, and he has been giving his team fiery starts at the top. Dawid Malan, after some lukewarm starts, has found his groove with 123 runs in five games with a strike rate of 150. Michael Pepper has kept wickets well and has made 48 runs in 50 balls he has played thus far.

Middle Order: Harry Brook (C), Dan Lawrence, David Miller

Captain Harry Brook has hammered 136 runs at a strike rate of 161.90, hitting 13 fours and six sixes. He has also captained the team well, with excellent strategies and game plans. Dan Lawrence has made 28 runs in 23 balls in the limited time he has gotten in the middle.

Lower Order: Mitchell Santner, Tom Lawes

Mitchell Santner has made 37 runs in 30 balls and has three wickets with the ball at an economy of 9.20. Tom Lawes has struggled and might get one more chance to improve from his eight runs in 14 balls so far.

Bowlers: Matthew Potts, Adil Rashid, Jacob Duffy

Matthew Potts has taken seven wickets in five games thus far with best figures of 3/26. His early strikes have given an advantage to the Superchargers. Adil Rashid has kept opposition batters quiet in middle overs with six wickets in five matches and an economy of 7.80. Jacob Duffy, with five wickets in three games, has been putting opposition top-order batters in trouble with bounce and speed.