The Hundred 2026: Full List Of Squads For Sixth Edition

The Hundred's (men's competition) first-ever player auction kicked off at Piccadilly Lights, central London on Thursday (March 12, 2026). Having begun in 2021, the cricket league had used a draft system to allocate players to franchises for its first five editions.

But it has moved to an auction, a la the Indian Premier League, after external investors like Reliance Industries, RPSG Group and Sun Group entered the scene. The impact is seen immediately as three teams have changed their previous names to IPL style names.

Oval Invincibles are now known as MI London, Manchester Originals have turned into Manchester Super Giants, while Northern Superchargers are now Sunrisers Leeds. Meanwhile, other teams have also rebranded themselves, with Southern Braves changing their colours from green to navy and red; Sunrisers' jersey will be in orange with black trim; and London Spirit have brought in bacon-and-egg into their branding.

The new investment has also impacted the salary cap of players. There has been a 45 per cent rise from 2025 to 2.05 million pounds per team. The top salaries have also gone up with England white-ball captain Harry Brook raking in a contract worth 465,000 pounds from Sunrisers Leeds.

Squads of all franchises will end up comprising between 16 and 18 players. Let us take a look at all the team rosters, before The Hundred 2026 begins.

Birmingham Phoenix

Jacob Bethell, Rehan Ahmed, Donovan Ferreira, Saqib Mahmood, Usman Tariq, Mitchell Owen, Joe Clarke, Will Smeed

London Spirit

Liam Livingstone, Jamie Overton, Adam Zampa, Dewald Brevis, Jonny Bairstow, David Willey

Manchester Super Giants

Jos Buttler, Heinrich Klaasen, Josh Tongue, Aiden Markram, Noor Ahmad, Liam Dawson, Sonny Baker, Gus Atkinson

MI London

Sam Curran, Tom Curran, Will Jacks, James Vince, Nicholas Pooran, Rashid Khan, Nathan Sowter, Trent Boult

Southern Brave

Jofra Archer, Jamie Smith, Adil Rashid, Marcus Stoinis, Luke Wood, David Miller, Tristan Stubbs

Sunrisers Leeds

Harry Brook, Mitchell Marsh, Zak Crawley, Ryan Rickelton, Nathan Ellis, Brydon Carse, Matthew Potts

Trent Rockets

Tim David, Tom Banton, Ben Duckett, Mitchell Santner, Finn Allen, David Payne, Lewis Gregory, Tom Kohler-Cadmore

Welsh Fire

Phil Salt, Jordan Cox, Marco Jansen, Joe Root, Rachin Ravindra, Chris Woakes