Hampshire women's cricket team defeated Surrey by 194 runs in the Women's One-Day Cup semi-final at the Utilita Bowl, securing their place in the final for the second consecutive season. This victory was led by Maia Bouchier, who scored an impressive 117 not out, marking her third century of September. Her performance helped Hampshire post a formidable total of 303-5 in 50 overs. Surrey, in contrast, were all out for just 109 runs in 27.3 overs, with Amanda-Jade Wellington taking 5-19 to reach 37 wickets in the 2026 season. Bouchier, who is the competition's leading run-scorer with 721 runs in 11 innings, formed crucial century stands with Freya Kemp (77) and Abi Norgrove (60), showcasing her ability to anchor the innings. Surrey's Rachel King contributed a steady 34, but the team's innings was marred by early wickets and a lack of momentum. Hampshire will now face The Blaze in the final on Saturday at the Utilita Bowl, aiming to overcome their defeat by Lancashire from last year. This semi-final was a rematch from last year, where Surrey had chosen to bat first in difficult conditions, but this time opted to bowl first. Despite Bouchier quickly settling into her rhythm and captain Kira Chathli being taken off after an over, Surrey initially gained some control by dismissing Ella McCaughan and Georgia Adams early. However, the momentum shifted when Freya Kemp entered the innings and began aggressive batting. Kemp's 77 runs off 63 balls, in a 110-run partnership with Bouchier, was a standout performance, demonstrating attacking cricket. Both Kemp and Rhianna Southby were caught and bowled, but Hampshire maintained their dominance. Abi Norgrove joined the innings and continued her impressive form, contributing to Hampshire's strong performance in the tournament. Bouchier and Norgrove have both been key figures in the One-Day Cup, with Bouchier leading the run-scorers and Norgrove ranking fifth in the competition. Norgrove has scored three fifties in five innings since returning from The Hundred, while Bouchier has amassed 423 runs for Hampshire and England, bringing her total to an impressive 1,680 runs this summer. Their relentless batting helped Hampshire surpass 300 runs. Bouchier reached her fifth hundred of 2026 despite a close call on 62, and Norgrove, who was run out on the final ball of the innings, scored 60 in a 109-run partnership. Surrey's 304-run target proved unattainable on a tired pitch, and despite Rachel King's solid start, the chase never gained momentum. Spin bowling took control, leading to a series of wickets, with Wellington finishing the match by stumping Kira Chathli, securing her second five-wicket haul of the competition.