The Hundred Women’s: Match 12, MIL W vs LNS W Match Prediction – Who will win today’s Hundred Women’s match between MI London Women vs London Spirit Women?

MI London Women (MIL W) take on city rivals London Spirit Women (LNS W) in the first London derby of The Hundred Women’s 2026 at the iconic Kennington Oval, south of the River Thames, on Wednesday, July 29. The hosts will be in search of their maiden win of the tournament.

MIL W have lost each of their opening three matches of the 2026 season to find themselves at the foot of the standings. Their most recent defeat came at the hands of the Southern Brave Women, narrowly losing by one run after failing to chase down 127.

LNS, on the other hand, are sixth in the standings, having picked up one win and as many defeats from the first two matches. They come into the game on the back of a five-wicket victory over the Trent Rockets Women in Nottingham.

MIL W vs LNS W: Match Details

The Oval, London: Pitch Report

Known for providing excellent batting conditions, the Oval helps the batters thanks to a quicker outfield and shorter boundaries. The seam bowlers can expect some movement with the new ball, but once that dies down, the batting side can take the ascendancy and get a big score on the board.

MIL W vs LNS W: Head-to-Head Record

MIL W vs LNS W: Predicted Playing XIs

MI London Women:

Hayley Matthews, Danni Wyatt-Hodge, Kira Chathli (WK), Hollie Armitage (C), Melie Kerr, Nicola Carey, Chinelle Henry, Alice Davidson-Richards, Kalea Moore, Tara Norris, Dani Gregory

London Spirit Women:

Grace Harris, Amy Jones (WK), Marie Kelly, Marizanne Kapp, Sterre Kalis, Nadine de Klerk, Deandra Dottin, Charis Pavely, Charlie Dean (C), Katie George, Josie Groves

MIL W vs LNS W: Probable Best Performers of the Match

Probable Best Batter: Danni Wyatt-Hodge

England opener Danni Wyatt-Hodge has scored 93 runs from three innings at an average of 46.50 whilst striking at 132.85. Her best performance of the season so far came against the Southern Brave in the previous game, where he hit an unbeaten 52 in the second innings to narrowly take her side home. 

Probable Best Bowler: Hayley Matthews

West Indies captain Hayley Matthews is currently the tournament’s leading wicket-taker, claiming six scalps from three matches at an economy rate of 10.25, which is on the higher side. In the same match against the Southern Brave, she took a four-wicket haul, the second-best figures in her The Hundred career. 

Today’s Match Prediction: London Spirit Women hold the edge