Aneurin Donald will lead the Trent Rockets’ top order in the final of The Hundred at Lord’s against the Manchester Superchargers.

The 29‑year‑old Welshman, who left Glamorgan in 2018 for Derbyshire, says he is proud to represent Wales even while wearing a Rockets shirt. He has been a key performer in the T20 Blast, finishing sixth in runs and scoring a memorable 230. Donald notes that the Hundred’s compressed format demands efficiency, a skill he has honed over the years.

He hopes the Rockets will lift the trophy in front of a full London crowd and sees the game as a stepping stone toward franchise cricket worldwide, including the IPL. Donald is a vocal supporter of the Hundred, praising its high standard and entertainment value.

In the final, he plans to focus on his batting and ‘run‑between‑the‑wickets’ technique after a recent run‑out incident. Donald’s goal is to give the Rockets Welsh firepower and to keep doors open for future opportunities in white‑ball cricket.