NOS vs WEF Dream11 Prediction Today Match 3 of The Hundred 2025 Fantasy Cricket Tips, Playing XI, Pitch Report, Head to Head & Player Stats

Harry Brook’s Superchargers face Tom Abell’s Welsh Fire in The Hundred 2025 clash on August 7 at Headingley.

Abhimanyu Updated: August 7, 2025 schedule 2 min read

Welsh Fire Men's Celebrating | Source: X.com

Northern Superchargers will face Welsh Fire in the 3rd match of The Hundred, 2025 on Thursday, August 7, 2025 at Headingley, Leeds. This article will cover match preview, match details, pitch report, playing XI, player stats, dream11 predictions and fantasy cricket tips for the NOS vs WEF match.

Match Preview

The Superchargers had a decent run last year, finishing fourth but just missing out on the Eliminator. This season, Harry Brook takes over as captain. He’s in great form after a strong showing in the recent Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy.

Welsh Fire, led by Tom Abell, are also looking for a fresh start after finishing sixth in 2024. Their squad has some big names, including Steven Smith, Jonny Bairstow, and fast bowler Riley Meredith.

Both teams will want to kick off their season with a win and set the tone for the games ahead.

Match Details

Match	Northern Superchargers vs Welsh Fire, Match 3
Date	Thursday, August 7, 2025
Time	11:00 PM (IST)
Venue	Headingley, Leeds
Live Streaming	SonyLiv (app and website) and FanCode (app and website)
Live Broadcast	Sony Sports Network

Probable Playing XI

Northern Superchargers

Harry Brook (Captain), Zak Crawley, Dawid Malan, David Miller, Rocky Flintoff, Michael-Kyle Pepper (Wicket-keeper), Brydon Carse, Matthew Potts, Adil Rashid, Ben Dwarshuis, Pat Brown

Welsh Fire

Tom Abell (Captain), Jonny Bairstow, Steven Smith, Luke Wells, Tom Kohler-Cadmore (Wicket-keeper), Paul Walter, Chris Green, Josh Hull, Ajeet Dale, Riley Meredith, David Payne

NOS vs WEF Pitch Report for 3rd Match of The Hundred 2025 at Headingley, Leeds

Scoring has been a real grind at Headingley in the ongoing Women’s Hundred, where totals have rarely come easy. Bowl-first has become the go-to call, giving teams a chance to make early inroads before the pitch slows up. Anything north of 130 feels like a handful here, especially with conditions that keep both batting and bowling units on their toes. It’s the kind of surface where discipline and patience tend to win out.