After a successful inaugural season last year, ECB’s ‘The Hundred’ is back with its second edition and is currently underway in the UK. The matches are to be played in eight different venues across England and Wales. Headingley is one of the eight venues where the matches will be held. Northern Superchargers will be hosting Trent Rockets on Tuesday at Headingley, Leeds. This will also be the first match the venue will be hosting this season. The Headingley, Leeds Pitch Report for the NORS vs TRT match is provided ahead in the article along with the head-to-head records of both sides.

So far in the competition, both the teams have played one match each and have won it comfortably. The Northern Superchargers defeated Manchester Originals and the Trent Rockets defeated Birmingham Phoenix, both the teams did so with a 6-wicket margin.

NORS vs TRT head-to-head records

Both sides have only faced each other once before, which was last year. The match was played at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, and the hosts went on to win the nail-biting match by a margin of 2 runs.

Matches Played	NORS	TRT
1	0	1

It will be for the first time on Tuesday that the Superchargers will be hosting the Trent Rockets side. The Faf du Plessis-led NORS has a decent record at home, hence, it will be interesting to see how the match goes by. NORS have so far won 2 out of the 4 matches they have played at Headingley.

Headingley Leeds Pitch Report for NORS vs TRT match

The pitch at Headingley offers assistance to the batters. The bowlers will have to toil hard in order to contain the batters on this surface. Using their variations would be the key for the bowlers, failing which the batters will go on to post a huge total on the board.

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A total of 4 matches were played at Headingley in the inaugural season of The Hundred. Two of these matches were won by the teams setting a total while two were won by the teams chasing. However, it has been seen that the Headingley pitch generally gets easier to bat on as the match progresses. Hence, any side that wins the toss would like to bowl first.