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Sunrisers thrash MI London in Hundred opener

Sunrisers thrash MI London in Hundred opener
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Highlights: Sunrisers Leeds ease past MI London in opening match of Women's Hundred
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The Hundred women's competition, The Oval
MI London 107-8 (100 balls): Matthews 33 (22); Baker 2-16
Sunrisers Leeds 109-3 (69 balls): Litchfield 43 (26); Stonehouse 1-12
Sunrisers Leeds won by seven wickets
Sunrisers Leeds opened the new era of The Hundred with a dominant seven-wicket win over MI London at The Oval.
After a fine all-round bowling performance restricted MI London to 107-8, Sunrisers cruised to their target with 31 balls to spare.
Australia batter Phoebe Litchfield top-scored with a fluent 43 from 26 balls, while her compatriot Annabel Sutherland finished unbeaten on 30 from 23.
Despite a brilliant performance, there was a concern for Sunrisers as experienced bowler Kate Cross suffered a shoulder injury while diving in the field and had to be taken off by the physio.
It was confirmed she had not dislocated it, but would be going for a scan to determine the extent of the damage.
That left England all-rounder Dani Gibson - who was named captain of Sunrisers after being picked as the most expensive women's player in the auction - with a bowler light but the rest of the attack stepped up effectively.
India spinner Deepti Sharma claimed the key wickets of MI London openers Hayley Matthews and Danni Wyatt-Hodge after they had made a positive start to reach 56-0.
From there, the home side stalled and Sunrisers chipped away with regular wickets including Gibson's 2-17 and leg-spinner Hannah Baker took 2-16.