The Hundred 2026 squad feature some of the top cricketers from around the world competing in one of the most exciting short-format tournaments.
Each franchise has assembled a balanced lineup of international stars and emerging domestic talent to strengthen its chances in the upcoming season.
The Hundred 2026 squad list includes players selected through the draft and direct signings, forming competitive teams across both the men’s and women’s competitions.
Fans can check the complete The Hundred 2026 squad, including full player lists for all teams participating in the tournament.
As per the Hundred Men’s Competition 2026 schedule, the first match will be played between MI London and Sunrisers Leeds on July 21 at Kennington Oval, London.
Fans can also follow the The Hundred 2026 points table to track team standings, wins, losses, and qualification scenarios throughout the tournament in The Hundred.
The Hundred 2026 Auction Updates
All-rounder James Coles emerged as the most expensive buy after London Spirit for a whopping £390,000, while last season’s most valuable player Jordan Cox has been picked by Welsh Fire for £300,000.
Meanwhile, South African power-hitter David Miller joins Southern Brave for £110,000, and Aiden Markram joins Manchester Originals for £200,000.
The signing of Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed has sparked backlash against Kavya Maran and Sunrisers Leeds, with the franchise’s official X account now suspended.
The Hundred 2026 squad
The Hundred 2026 squad has been finalised after the conclusion of the 2026 auction. Listed below are the complete squads for all 8 teams.
Southern Brave
Jamie Smith, Marcus Stoinis, Tristan Stubbs, Jofra Archer, Chris Jordan, Adil Rashid, David Miller, Luke Wood, Ben McKinney, Thomas Rew, Michael Pepper, Tom Abell, Dan Worrall, Caleb Falconer, Nikhil Chaudhary
Trent Rockets
Tim David, Ben Duckett, Mitchell Santner, Tom Banton, Finn Allen, Lewis Gregory, Craig Overton, David Payne, Dan Mousley, Matt Henry, Sam Billings, Aneurin Donald, Ben Mayes, Danny Briggs, Louis Kimber, Brad Currie
MI London
Will Jacks, Rashid Khan, Sam Curran, Nicholas Pooran, Trent Boult, Tom Curran, Nathan Sowter, James Vince, Sherfane Rutherford, Richard Gleeson, Ollie Pope, Olly Stone, Ollie Sykes, Callum Parkinson, Jason Roy
London Spirit
Dewald Brevis, Liam Livingstone, Adam Zampa, Jamie Overton, Jonny Bairstow, Lhuan-dre Pretorius, James Coles, Mason Crane, Adam Milne, David Willey, Adam Hose, Tymal Mills, James Rew, Matt Fisher
Welsh Fire
Marco Jansen, Phil Salt, Rachin Ravindra, Chris Woakes, Jordan Cox, Tom Kohler-Cadmore, Joe Root, Ben Kellaway, Lockie Ferguson, Asa Tribe, Tom Aspinwall, Matt Short, Sam Cook, Jaffer Chohan
Birmingham Phoenix
Rehan Ahmed, Donovan Ferreira, Mitchell Owen, Jacob Bethell, Joe Clarke, Saqib Mahmood, Usman Tariq, Will Smeed, Jordan Thompson, Scott Currie, Laurie Evans, Chris Wood, Ethan Brookes, Mustafizur Rahman
Sunrisers Leeds
Nathan Ellis, Mitchell Marsh, Harry Brook, Brydon Carse, Abrar Ahmed, Benny Howell, Daniel Lawrence, Tom Lawes, Matthew Potts, Tom Alsop, Zak Crawley, Ryan Rickelton, Liam Patterson-White, Ed Barnard, Reece Topley
Manchester Super Giants
Noor Ahmad, Jos Buttler, Heinrich Klaasen, Liam Dawson, Gus Atkinson, Sonny Baker, Leus du Plooy, Tom Hartley, Aiden Markram, Josh Tongue, Tim Seifert, Tom Moores, Max Holden, Tawanda Muyeye, George Scrimshaw, Paul Walter
