Who will play in The Hundred in 2024?
NEWSAhead of the fourth year of The Hundred getting under way on Tuesday 23 July, take a look at the 2024 squads as they currently stand.
The squad lists for the 2024 competition are in the process of being built.
Teams have confirmed their retentions on The Hundred Deadline Day. Each Women's team could keep up to eight members of their 2023 squad, while Men's teams could keep up to 10, plus one Centrally Contracted England star.
Players in bold were picked at The Hundred Draft, powered by Sage. The remaining slots were filled during the Vitality Wildcard Draft - these players are marked in italics. Read more on the selection process by clicking here.
Birmingham Phoenix Women
- Amy Jones
- Sophie Devine - Overseas
- Richa Ghosh - Overseas
- Suzie Bates - Overseas (temporary replacement for Richa Ghosh until 31 July)
- Ellyse Perry - Overseas
- Katie Levick
- Issy Wong
- Emily Arlott
- Hannah Baker
- Seren Smale
- Emma Jones
- Chloe Brewer
- Sterre Kalis
- Charis Pavely
- Fran Wilson
- Alice Macleod
Birmingham Phoenix Men
- Chris Woakes
- Naseem Shah - Overseas
- Liam Livingstone
- Moeen Ali
- Ben Duckett
- Benny Howell
- Adam Milne - Overseas
- Jamie Smith
- Will Smeed
- Sean Abbott - Overseas
- Tom Helm
- James Fuller
- Dan Mousley
- Jacob Bethell
- Aneurin Donald
- Rishi Patel
Emily Arlott deceives Danni Wyatt with superb slower ball
London Spirit Women
- Meg Lanning - Overseas
- Heather Knight
- Grace Harris - Overseas
- Danielle Gibson
- Charlie Dean
- Sarah Glenn
- Cordelia Griffith
- Georgia Redmayne - Overseas
- Eva Gray
- Sophie Munro
- Hannah Jones
- Tara Norris
- Niamh Holland
- Abbey Freeborn
- Ellie Anderson
London Spirit Men
- Zak Crawley
- Andre Russell - Overseas
- Shimron Hetmyer - Overseas
- Nathan Ellis - Overseas
- Dan Lawrence
- Liam Dawson
- Dan Worrall
- Olly Stone
- Adam Rossington
- Richard Gleeson
- Ollie Pope
- Daniel Bell-Drummond
- Matthew Critchley
- Michael Pepper
- Ravi Bopara
- Ryan Higgins
Nathan Ellis takes outstanding catch
Manchester Originals Women
- Beth Mooney - Overseas
- Sophie Ecclestone
- Sophie Molineux - Overseas
- Laura Wolvaardt - Overseas
- Lauren Filer
- Eve Jones
- Emma Lamb
- Mahika Gaur
- Fi Morris
- Kathryn Bryce
- Phoebe Graham
- Ellie Threlkeld
- Liberty Heap
- Dani Gregory
- Alice Monaghan
Manchester Originals Men
- Jos Buttler
- Jamie Overton
- Phil Salt
- Sikandar Raza - Overseas
- Paul Walter
- Fazalhaq Farooqi - Overseas
- Tom Hartley
- Usama Mir - Overseas
- Wayne Madsen
- Scott Currie
- Max Holden
- Josh Hull
- Tom Aspinwall
- Mitch Stanley
- Sonny Baker
- Matthew Hurst
Jamie Overton is 2023 Men's MVP
Northern Superchargers Women
- Annabel Sutherland - Overseas
- Phoebe Litchfield - Overseas
- Georgia Wareham - Overseas
- Kate Cross
- Bess Heath
- Linsey Smith
- Alice Davidson-Richards
- Hollie Armitage
- Grace Ballinger
- Marie Kelly
- Lucy Higham
- Ella Claridge
- Davina Perrin
- Jodi Grewcock
- Sophia Turner
Northern Superchargers Men
- Ben Stokes
- Nicholas Pooran - Overseas
- Adil Rashid
- Harry Brook
- Reece Topley
- Daniel Sams - Overseas
- Matthew Short - Overseas
- Adam Hose
- Tom Lawes
- Matthew Potts
- Graham Clark
- Callum Parkinson
- Ollie Robinson
- Jordan Clark
- Dillon Pennington
Harry Brook hits a six to reach third Men's Competition hundred!
Oval Invincibles Women
- Chamari Athapaththu - Overseas
- Laura Harris - Overseas (temporary replacement for Chamari Athapaththu until 28 July)
- Marizanne Kapp - Overseas
- Alice Capsey
- Lauren Winfield-Hill
- Amanda-Jade Wellington - Overseas
- Tash Farrant
- Mady Villiers
- Paige Scholfield
- Sophia Smale
- Ryana MacDonald-Gay
- Jo Gardner
- Lizzie Scott
- Georgie Boyce
- Rachel Slater
- Amara Carr
Oval Invincibles Men
- Sam Curran
- Tom Curran
- Will Jacks
- Adam Zampa - Overseas
- Jordan Cox
- Gus Atkinson
- Sam Billings
- Saqib Mahmood
- Spencer Johnson - Overseas
- Dawid Malan
- Nathan Sowter
- Donovan Ferreira - Overseas
- Tom Lammonby
- Tawanda Muyeye
- Marchant de Lange
- Mark Watt
Marizanne Kapp is 2023 Women's MVP
Southern Brave Women
- Smriti Mandhana - Overseas
- Charli Knott - Overseas (temporary replacement for Smriti Mandhana until 30 July)
- Danni Wyatt
- Chloe Tryon - Overseas
- Lauren Bell
- Maia Bouchier
- Freya Kemp
- Naomi Dattani
- Georgia Adams
- Lauren Cheatle - Overseas
- Kalea Moore
- Tilly Corteen-Coleman
- Rhianna Southby
- Mary Taylor
- Sophie Luff
- Katie Jones
Southern Brave Men
- Jofra Archer
- Kieron Pollard - Overseas
- James Vince
- Chris Jordan
- Tymal Mills
- Laurie Evans
- Leus du Plooy
- Akeal Hosein - Overseas
- Rehan Ahmed
- Craig Overton
- Finn Allen - Overseas
- Danny Briggs
- George Garton
- Alex Davies
- James Coles
- Joe Weatherley
Southern Brave become Women's champions!
Trent Rockets Women
- Ash Gardner - Overseas
- Nat Sciver-Brunt
- Grace Scrivens
- Alana King - Overseas
- Heather Graham - Overseas
- Bryony Smith
- Katie George
- Kirstie Gordon
- Grace Potts
- Alexa Stonehouse
- Josie Groves
- Kira Chathli
- Cassidy McCarthy
- Aylish Cranstone
- Natasha Wraith
Trent Rockets Men
- Joe Root
- Rovman Powell - Overseas
- Rashid Khan - Overseas
- Imad Wasim - Overseas
- Alex Hales
- Lewis Gregory
- Luke Wood
- Tom Banton
- John Turner
- Sam Hain
- Sam Cook
- Calvin Harrison
- Jordan Thompson
- Adam Lyth
- Ollie Robinson
- Tom Alsop
Sam Hain produces incredible boundary save
Welsh Fire Women
- Hayley Matthews - Overseas
- Sophia Dunkley
- Shabnim Ismail - Overseas
- Tammy Beaumont
- Jess Jonassen - Overseas
- Georgia Elwiss
- Sarah Bryce
- Freya Davies
- Phoebe Franklin
- Emily Windsor
- Ella McCaughan
- Claire Nicholas
- Alex Griffiths
- Georgia Davis
- Kate Coppack
Welsh Fire Men
- Jonny Bairstow
- Tom Kohler-Cadmore
- David Willey
- Matt Henry - Overseas
- Joe Clarke
- Haris Rauf - Overseas
- Tom Abell
- Glenn Phillips - Overseas
- David Payne
- Luke Wells
- Roelof van der Merwe
- Jake Ball
- Stevie Eskinazi
- Chris Cooke
- Mason Crane
- Ben Green
Tom Abell and Roelof van der Merwe combine for brilliant run out