AI Prediction · The Hundred 2026
Manchester Super Giants vs Southern Brave — The Hundred 2026 Prediction
Live, ball-by-ball win probability for MAN SG vs SOU BRV. Score projections, next-phase run
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Chasing costs more at Old Trafford than at The Rose Bowl — 23.8 runs against 17.0
Across the T20 cricket we hold ball-by-ball data for at these two grounds, sides batting first at
Old Trafford average 151.0 and sides chasing average
127.2 — a 23.8-run gap, one of the hardest grounds on this list to chase at. At
The Rose Bowl the same gap is 17.0 runs
(160.1 batting first, 143.1 chasing), a clear edge to batting first.
Old Trafford scores at 6.983 an over overall against
7.58 at The Rose Bowl. The chase at Old Trafford is at its worst through
overs 17-20, where it manages just 4.175 an over and loses
1.0 wickets; a first innings there peaks at
7.818 in overs 9-12.
What that means for this fixture: the toss is worth more at Old Trafford than at
The Rose Bowl, and a chase there that loses an early wicket is in more trouble than the scoreboard
suggests. At The Rose Bowl a side batting second has more room to absorb one.
Small samples — 11 matches at
Old Trafford, 10 at The Rose Bowl — and drawn from T20 fixtures at
those grounds rather than from The Hundred, whose innings is 20 balls shorter. Read them as ground character,
not as a forecast. The live model does not use these averages at all: once a ball is bowled it works from the
actual over-by-over run and wicket pattern.
Team analysis
Manchester Super Giants
Old Trafford, Manchester · 11 T20s on record
Batting first: 151.0 avg · Chasing: 127.2 avg
Scoring rate: 6.983 an over
Chase low point: overs 17-20 at 4.175 an over, 1.0 wickets
Southern Brave
The Rose Bowl, Southampton · 10 T20s on record
Batting first: 160.1 avg · Chasing: 143.1 avg
Scoring rate: 7.58 an over
Chase low point: overs 17-20 at 5.6 an over, 0.9 wickets
How we predict
Live data — ball-by-ball updates feed the model throughout the match.
Venue intelligence — 335 tracked venues, each with its own scoring profile.
Measured accuracy — 81.5% win-probability accuracy on a true holdout: trained on 2017-2024 data
only, then tested against 2,546 matches from 2025-2026 the model had never seen.
MAN SG vs SOU BRV — FAQs
Who will win Manchester Super Giants vs Southern Brave?
We do not publish a pre-match favourite, because we have nothing to base one on that you could check. Our model is a live model: it produces nothing useful until a ball is bowled, and then recalculates after every one from the score, wickets in hand, required rate and how the pitch is actually playing. What the ground record does say is that the toss matters more at Old Trafford, where sides batting first average 151.0 and chasing sides 127.2 across 11 recorded T20s — a 23.8-run gap, against 17.0 at The Rose Bowl.
Is it harder to chase at Old Trafford or The Rose Bowl?
Old Trafford, on this data. The gap between batting first and chasing there is 23.8 runs against 17.0 at The Rose Bowl. A chase at Old Trafford is at its worst through overs 17-20, scoring 4.175 an over and losing 1.0 wickets.
Where is Manchester Super Giants vs Southern Brave played?
Manchester Super Giants play home matches at Old Trafford, Manchester; Southern Brave play at The Rose Bowl, Southampton. Old Trafford scores at 6.983 an over and The Rose Bowl at 7.58. Both figures come from T20 fixtures at those grounds — 11 and 10 matches respectively — not from The Hundred, whose innings is 20 balls shorter.
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