TRT vs SOB Match 29 Dream11 Prediction The Hundred (10 Aug)

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August 10, 2026

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5 min

Table-topping Trent Rockets, already through to the knockouts, can seal top spot and a direct route to the Lord’s final with a win over an already-eliminated Southern Brave side at Trent Bridge on Monday, August 10, at 6:30 PM local (11:00 PM IST). 

Sam Billings’ side have won 6 of their 7 matches this season and boast the competition’s best net run rate, while Chris Jordan’s Southern Brave, out of contention after their fifth defeat, will simply be playing for pride in their final two games.

TRT vs SOB Match Details

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MatchTrent Rockets vs Southern Brave, 29th Match
SeriesThe Hundred Men’s Competition 2026
DateMonday, 10 August 2026
Time6:30 PM BST local / 5:30 PM GMT / 11:00 PM IST
VenueTrent Bridge, Nottingham. Trent Rockets’ home ground.
Format100-ball innings per side, five sets of 20 balls, no bowler allowed more than two sets.
CaptainsSam Billings (Trent Rockets), Chris Jordan (Southern Brave)
FormTRT: Top of the table with 6 wins from 7 matches and the best net run rate in the competition. Already qualified for the knockouts, and a win here would secure a direct route to the Lord’s final. SOB: Already eliminated from post-season contention after their fifth defeat of the campaign, sixth in the table with 2 wins from 7 matches. Adil Rashid remains a bright spot, with 10 wickets in 7 matches.
H2HBoth franchises carry newly rebuilt squads into 2026, so there is limited recent head-to-head history between these two identities specifically, though Trent Rockets’ form gives them an overwhelming edge heading into this fixture.

Dream11 Team for TRT vs SOB, 29th Match

Dream11 Team for TRT vs SOB, 29th Match

Top Picks for TRT vs SOB, 29th Match

PlayerTeamRoleKey Points
Marcus StoinisSOBCaptain / ARCaptain pick. Southern Brave’s most consistent performer all season. At 2x.
Ben DuckettTRTVC / BatterVice-Captain pick. Central to Trent Rockets’ table-topping campaign. At 1.5x.
Adil RashidSOBBowlerSouthern Brave’s leading wicket-taker this season with 10 scalps.
Finn AllenTRTBatterExplosive top-order option for the league’s form side.
Tim DavidTRTAll-RounderDestructive middle-order finisher, a key part of Rockets’ success.

Pitch Report

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VenueTrent Bridge, Nottingham. Trent Rockets’ home ground.
Pitch TypeA generally balanced surface this season, with the highest first-innings total recorded here so far sitting at 159 for 9, notably more modest than at some other Hundred venues.
ScoringTotals at this ground have been more contained than the tournament-wide trend of high scores this season, suggesting a fair contest between bat and ball rather than a pure batting paradise. This is worth cross-checking against ESPNcricinfo Statsguru before publishing.
Pace vs SpinNew-ball pace from Matt Henry and Mohammad Amir for Rockets, and Jofra Archer and Luke Wood for Brave, should find some early assistance, with Adil Rashid and Mitchell Santner’s spin likely to be central through the middle overs.
Toss FactorWith totals at this ground more contained than elsewhere this season, expect the toss winner to assess conditions on the day rather than assume a high-scoring shootout.

Weather Report

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TemperatureAround 24°C (76°F), a pleasant Nottingham summer evening.
SkyMostly cloudy through the day.
Rain ChanceLow, roughly 10 percent. A full, uninterrupted match looks likely.
HumidityModerate, with little expected impact on swing or player stamina.
OverallGood batting and bowling conditions for a clash between the table-topping home side and an already-eliminated Southern Brave outfit.

TRT vs SOB Toss Prediction

With totals at this ground more contained than the tournament-wide trend this season, expect the toss winner to weigh up conditions carefully rather than assume batting first is automatically the right call.

**If Sam Billings (Trent Rockets) wins, **expect him to bat first at home, trusting Finn Allen and Ben Duckett to set the tone before Tim David finishes the innings at pace, backed by Matt Henry and Mitchell Santner to defend a total and seal top spot.

**If Chris Jordan (Southern Brave) wins, **expect him to bowl first, trusting Jofra Archer and Adil Rashid to apply pressure before backing David Miller and Marcus Stoinis to chase down a target with nothing left to lose.

Injury and Team News

Trent Rockets:

Trent Rockets sit top of the table with 6 wins from 7 matches and the best net run rate in the competition, already through to the knockouts. Captain Sam Billings will look to secure a direct route to the Lord’s final with a win here, backed by the in-form top order of Ben Duckett and Finn Allen. No injury concerns have been reported for the squad ahead of this fixture.

**Key players: **Sam Billings (c, most successful captain in Hundred history), Ben Duckett (vice-captain pick, central to the table-topping campaign), Finn Allen (explosive top-order option), Tim David (destructive middle-order finisher), Mitchell Santner (in-form spin-bowling all-rounder), Matt Henry (frontline seam-bowling threat).

**Predicted Trent Rockets XI: **Finn Allen, Tom Banton, Ben Duckett, Tim David, Sam Billings (c, wk), Dan Mousley, Lewis Gregory, Mitchell Santner, Mohammad Amir, Matt Henry, Craig Overton.

Southern Brave:

Southern Brave are already eliminated after their fifth defeat of the season, and captain Chris Jordan will simply be looking for pride in the final two matches of the campaign. Adil Rashid’s 10 wickets remain the standout individual return in a difficult season, and Marcus Stoinis continues to offer genuine quality in the middle order. No injury concerns have been reported for the squad ahead of this fixture.

**Key players: **Chris Jordan (c, franchise stalwart in a difficult season), Marcus Stoinis (captain pick, Brave’s most consistent performer), Adil Rashid (leading wicket-taker this season with 10 scalps), David Miller (proven finisher), Jofra Archer (frontline pace option), Jamie Smith (top-order wicketkeeper-batter).

**Predicted Southern Brave XI: **Jamie Smith (wk), Ben McKinney, David Miller, Marcus Stoinis, Tristan Stubbs, Moeen Ali, Michael Pepper, Chris Jordan (c), Jofra Archer, Luke Wood, Adil Rashid.

Dhruv Shah is a cricket researcher and fantasy sports strategist known for his analytical match breakdowns and venue-based insights. With a strong interest in pitch behavior and player performance patterns, he creates structured fantasy previews designed for both small league and grand league contests.

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