Manchester Super Giants face Sunrisers Leeds in Match 30 of The Hundred 2026 at Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester, on Tuesday 11 August 2026, starting at 18:30 BST (UTC+1). Old Trafford holds 26,000 and has staged cricket since 1857, one of the oldest grounds in the world to host The Hundred.

This is the Roses rivalry in cricket’s newest format. Yorkshire versus Lancashire has been one of England’s most fiercely contested sporting divisions for centuries. Sunrisers Leeds, carrying the Sunrisers Hyderabad brand, represent Yorkshire; Manchester Super Giants, carrying the Lucknow Super Giants brand, represent Lancashire. The new IPL-backed identities have not diluted the white rose against red rose dynamic.

Manchester Super Giants’ Jos Buttler captains with a white-ball intelligence built across multiple franchise environments worldwide. Rashid Khan is widely regarded as the best T20 spinner in world cricket; his combination of leg-spin, googly, and control at Old Trafford will be a defining factor. Tom Hartley adds left-arm spin variety.

Sunrisers Leeds’ Harry Brook is England’s most exciting white-ball batting talent, a player capable of redefining what a scoring rate looks like in a short passage of play. Adil Rashid provides leg-spin from the other end, making this match a contest between two of the best spinners in The Hundred. David Willey’s left-arm seam completes the attack.

At this point in the group stage, with the playoff picture sharpening, home advantage at Old Trafford matters. Manchester’s famously unpredictable weather adds another variable that the home side is better equipped to manage.

When is Manchester Super Giants vs Sunrisers Leeds? The match starts at 18:30 BST (UTC+1) on 11 August 2026. Indian fans in Mumbai watch at 23:00 IST (UTC+5:30). Australian fans in Sydney tune in at 03:30 AEST (UTC+10) on 12 August. Viewers in New York catch it at 13:30 EDT (UTC-4). For real-time conversions, check Manchester time and United Kingdom time.

The 26,000-capacity Old Trafford sits adjacent to Manchester United’s football ground, and the Stretford End crowd brings a football-style intensity to cricket that visiting teams find genuinely difficult. For a Roses match late in the group stage, that atmosphere will be amplified to its maximum.