Toss & Conditions

Head-to-Head

Hampshire W ne Essex W ke against last teen meetings saari jeeti hain. Most recent clash mein Hampshire ne apna total successfully defend kiya aur Essex ko 137/9 tak restrict karke 23 runs se jeet gaye. Defining detail ye tha ki chase karte hue Essex ne 9 wickets lose kar diye, jisse pursuit band ho gaya. In teen games ke across, Hampshire baar-baar top pe nikla hai, isliye recent pattern kaafi one-sided raha hai.

HAHampshire W 160/7

ESEssex W 137/9

2026-05-26 · HAM-W won by 23 runs

ESEssex W 153/8

HAHampshire W 195/2

2025-06-12 · HAM-W won by 42 runs

HAHampshire W 215/3

ESEssex W 190/7

2025-05-30 · HAM-W won by 25 runs

Essex W

Essex W T20BW regular season mein 13 points ke saath 5th pe hain. Unke last three mein ek tight 3-run win aur ek 6-wicket chase win ke baad ek 5-wicket defeat aayi, to form line dominant se zyada competitive lagti hai. Sabse telling result 3-run win hai, jahan pressure mein bhi hold karke narrow finish close out kiya.

ESEssex W 145/7

SUSurrey W 149/5

2026-06-05 · SUR-W won by 5 wickets (with 14 balls remaining)

ESEssex W 132/4

LALancashire W 128/8

2026-05-31 · ESS-W won by 6 wickets (with 13 balls remaining)

ESEssex W 146/7

YOYorkshire W 143/10

2026-05-29 · ESS-W won by 3 runs

Hampshire W

Hampshire W T20BW regular season mein 8 points ke saath 6th pe hain. Unke last three mein ek draw, Essex ke against 23-run win, aur ek 32-run loss hai, to momentum build hone ke bajay mixed raha hai. Sabse telling result Surrey W ke against draw tha, jahan dono teams 121 pe finish hue—ye dikhata hai ki recently margins kitne fine rahe hain.

HAHampshire W 121/8

SUSurrey W 121/10

2026-05-29 · Match Drawn

HAHampshire W 160/7

ESEssex W 137/9

2026-05-26 · HAM-W won by 23 runs

HAHampshire W 146/8

DUDurham W 178/5

2026-05-24 · DUR-W won by 32 runs

Playing XI

Key Stats

Verdict

Models split hain: do Essex W ki taraf lean karte hain aur do Hampshire W ki taraf, aur model average 50%–50% hai. Bookmakers is split se alag ja rahe hain, Essex W ko 41% (2.22) aur Hampshire W ko 59% (1.58) pe price kar rahe hain. Key stats overall narrowly Essex W ko favour karte hain 4-3, mainly unke stronger points, NRR, aur Elo profile ki wajah se. Swing factors ye hain ki kya Essex ka season-level edge Hampshire ki 3-0 head-to-head run ko override kar paata hai, aur kya Hampshire ka stronger late-innings economy profile phir se difference bana deta hai.

Bouchier sets, Wellington seals

Maia Bouchier’s clean striking set up the game, but it was Amanda-Jade Wellington who delivered the knockout blow, spinning Essex into a heap once the chase began. Hampshire Women’s 155/4 always felt above par after Essex’s early stutters, and Wellington ensured there was no late twist as Essex were bundled to 100/9, losing by 55 runs despite a brief middle-overs rally.

Powerplay damage decides chase

The match swung hardest in the first six overs of Essex’s reply. They limped to 27/3 in the powerplay, immediately turning a manageable requirement into a steep climb. Hampshire’s bowlers then kept the squeeze through the middle, where Essex crawled to 55/5, and the asking rate ballooned beyond reach. By the time the death overs arrived, Essex could only add 18 runs, with wickets and dot balls smothering any chance of a late surge.

Bouchier’s 70-run platform

Bouchier’s 88 off 55 was the innings that lifted Hampshire from competitive to commanding, built around a 70-run partnership with Francesca Sweet (35 off 30) that kept the scoreboard moving through the middle. With the ball, Wellington’s 5/18 was decisive, repeatedly breaking any rebuilding attempt, while Georgia Adams’ 3/18 ensured Essex never found a second gear even when Jodi Grewcock’s 30 and the Gardner-Grewcock stand offered a flicker of resistance.

Home comfort never arrived

Pre-match, Essex’s home run and slightly stronger season indicators suggested they could edge a tight one, especially if they controlled key phases. Instead, Hampshire flipped the script in the very areas that mattered: they started faster with the bat (46/1 in the powerplay) and finished harder (41 runs at the death). Essex’s head-to-head wobble resurfaced once early wickets fell, and the chase became a question of survival rather than tempo.