The Hundred: Men’s and women’s squads for 2026 season which runs from July 21-August 16 live on Sky Sports

Check out the men’s and women’s squads for the 2026 season of The Hundred, which runs from July 21-August 16, live on Sky Sports.

Teams are allowed up to four pre-auction signings from mid-November to the end of January.

A maximum of three of these can be direct signings, and must be an overseas or England centrally-contracted player.

A minimum of one will be a retention which can be any player – England centrally contracted, overseas or domestic.

The Hundred auction is likely to take place in March 2026, after the closure of the direct-signing window.

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Hundred squads for 2026

Correct as of January 19:

Birmingham Phoenix Women

Direct signings
Alice Capsey, Lauren Filer, Lucy Hamilton (Australia)

Retained players
Ellyse Perry (Australia)

Birmingham Phoenix Men

Direct signings
Rehan Ahmed, Mitch Owen (Australia)

Retained players
Jacob Bethell

London Spirit Women

Direct signings
Mahika Gaur, Marizanne Kapp (South Africa)

Retained players
Charlie Dean, Grace Harris (Australia)

London Spirit Men

Direct signings
Dewald Brevis (South Africa), Liam Livingstone, Adam Zampa (Australia)

Retained players
Jamie Overton

Manchester Super Giants Women

Retained players
Sophie Ecclestone

Direct signings
Meg Lanning (Australia), Smriti Mandhana (India)

Manchester Super Giants Men

Retained players
Noor Ahmad (Afghanistan), Jos Buttler, Heinrich Klaasen (South Africa)

Direct signings
Liam Dawson

MI London Women

Direct signings
Melie Kerr (New Zealand), Danni Wyatt-Hodge, Amelia Kerr (New Zealand)

Retained players
TBC

MI London Men

Direct signings
Nicholas Pooran (West Indies)

Retained players
Sam Curran, Will Jacks, Rashid Khan (Afghanistan)

Southern Brave Women

Direct signings
TBC

Retained players
Lauren Bell, Maia Bouchier

Southern Brave Men

Direct signings
Jamie Smith

Retained players
Jofra Archer

Sunrisers Leeds Women

Retained players
Kate Cross, Phoebe Litchfield (Australia), Annabel Sutherland (Australia)

Sunrisers Leeds Men

Retained players
Harry Brook, Brydon Carse

Direct signings
Nathan Ellis (Australia), Mitchell Marsh (Australia)

Trent Rockets Women

Direct signings
Sophia Dunkley

Retained players
Nat Sciver-Brunt, Ash Gardner and Kim Garth (Australia)

Trent Rockets Men

Direct signings
Ben Duckett, Tim David (Australia), Mitchell Santner (New Zealand)

Retained players
Tom Banton

Welsh Fire Women

Direct signings
Freya Kemp, Georgia Wareham (Australia)

Welsh Fire Men

Direct signings
Phil Salt, Rachin Ravindra (New Zealand)

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