Fans have just one more opportunity to see Manchester Originals in action at Emirates Old Trafford in the 2025 season of The Hundred, with the men’s and women’s teams playing against Birmingham Phoenix on Sunday 24th August.

The games follow Manchester Originals’ resounding double derby win against Northern Superchargers last weekend, where the women’s game achieved an Emirates Old Trafford record crowd of 11,952 fans. Manchester Originals have already surpassed last year’s ticket sales for The Hundred by 13%.

Deandra Dottin was Player of the Match for the women’s team, with a remarkable 51 runs off 25 balls, while Jos Buttler earned back-to-back 50s in the men’s game. New cricket star Sonny Baker took a hat-trick, following his first call-up to the England team earlier in the week.

Manchester Originals still have everything to play for this Sunday, as Jos Buttler and Beth Mooney take on Birmingham Phoenix’s Liam Livingstone and Ellyse Perry. The women’s team are in touching distance of the table’s top three and qualifying for The Hundred Eliminator and Final. Meanwhile, the Manchester Originals and Birmingham Phoenix men’s teams are neck and neck, separated only by net run rates.

A record crowd saw Manchester Originals' women team beat Northern Superchargers

placeholder image — A record crowd saw Manchester Originals' women team beat Northern Superchargers

This year’s final home fixtures promise more than just top-tier cricket: The Hundred provides a full day out for cricket fans. From edge-of-your-seat sporting action to live music, DJ sets, and an array of street food on offer, it is delivering unforgettable summer experiences for all.

International cricket stars Phil Salt, Heinrich Klaasen, Deandra Dottin and Amelia Kerr have all starred for the men’s and women’s teams this year alongside fan favourites Jimmy Anderson and Sophie Ecclestone. Jazz-pop singer-songwriter Lusaint, who hails from Manchester, is set to perform before the women’s game starts at 3pm, followed by the men’s at 6:30pm.

Tickets for Sunday are selling fast, with 11,500 already sold. Prices start at just £5 for under 16s and £21 for adults, offering unbeatable value for a full day of entertainment.

For the latest updates and to secure your tickets, please visit The Hundred.