The 2024 The Hundred season was the fourth season of The Hundred, a professional franchise 100-ball cricket tournament involving eight men's and women's teams located in major cities across United Kingdom.
The women's London Spirit won their first trophy, while the men's Oval Invincibles defended their title from 2023.
Teams and venues
The eight teams that competed in the 2023 season returned for a fourth year. TeamVenueMen's CoachWomen's CoachBirmingham PhoenixEdgbaston, BirminghamDaniel VettoriBen SawyerLondon SpiritLord's, LondonTrevor BaylissAshley NoffkeManchester OriginalsOld Trafford, ManchesterSimon KatichStephen ParryNorthern SuperchargersHeadingley, LeedsAndrew FlintoffDanielle HazellOval InvinciblesThe Oval, LondonTom MoodyJonathan BattySouthern BraveRose Bowl, SouthamptonStephen FlemingCharlotte EdwardsTrent RocketsTrent Bridge, NottinghamAndy FlowerJon LewisWelsh Fire ()Sophia Gardens, CardiffMichael HusseyGareth Breese
Background As with the previous iterations of this competition, eight city-based teams will compete for the men's and women's titles over a month between 23 July and 18 August 2024.
The eight city-based teams will compete over 64 matches in the group stage (32 men's, 32 women's). All of the men's and women's matches will be held on the same day at the same grounds, with one ticket giving access to both contests.
Each team will play four matches at home and four matches away. This includes one match against every other side in the competition and then a bonus match against their nearest regional rivals.
After the league stage is complete, the top three teams will compete in the knockout stage to decide the ultimate champions. The second and third teams will meet in an eliminator at The Oval in London. The winner of the eliminator will then meet the team that finishes top of the league, in the final at Lord's.
Draft Player retentions for all eight teams were confirmed ahead of the draft in March. The draft took place on 20 March 2024. Wildcard picks were confirmed on 24 June 2024.
Women Team captains in bold. Prices Birmingham Phoenix London Spirit Manchester Originals Northern Superchargers Oval Invincibles Southern Brave Trent Rockets Welsh Fire £50k Amy Jones Meg Lanning Beth Mooney Annabel Sutherland Chamari Athapaththu Smriti Mandhana Ash Gardner Hayley Matthews £50k Sophie Devine Heather Knight Sophie Ecclestone Phoebe Litchfield Marizanne Kapp Danni Wyatt-Hodge Nat Sciver-Brunt Sophia Dunkley £40k Richa Ghosh Grace Harris Sophie Molineux Georgia Wareham Alice Capsey Chloe Tryon Grace Scrivens Shabnim Ismail £40k Ellyse Perry Dani Gibson Laura Wolvaardt Kate Cross Lauren Winfield-Hill Lauren Bell Alana King Tammy Beaumont £30k Katie Levick Charlie Dean Lauren Filer Bess Heath Amanda-Jade Wellington Maia Bouchier Heather Graham Jess Jonassen £30k Issy Wong Sarah Glenn Eve Jones Linsey Smith Tash Farrant Freya Kemp Bryony Smith Georgia Elwiss £17.5k Emily Arlott Cordelia Griffith Emma Lamb Alice Davidson-Richards Mady Villiers Naomi Dattani Katie George Sarah Bryce £17.5k Hannah Baker Georgia Redmayne Mahika Gaur Hollie Armitage Paige Scholfield Georgia Adams Kirstie Gordon Freya Davies £14k Seren Smale Eva Gray Fi Morris Grace Ballinger Sophia Smale Lauren Cheatle Grace Potts Phoebe Franklin £14k Ailsa Lister Sophie Munro Kathryn Bryce Marie Kelly Ryana MacDonald-Gay Kalea Moore Alexa Stonehouse Emily Windsor £11k Chloe Brewer Hannah Jones Phoebe Graham Lucy Higham Jo Gardner Tilly Corteen-Coleman Josie Groves Ella McCaughan £11k Sterre Kalis Tara Norris Ellie Threlkeld Ella Claridge Lizzie Scott Rhianna Southby Kira Chathli Claire Nicholas £8k Charis Pavely Niamh Holland Liberty Heap Davina Perrin Georgie Boyce Mary Taylor Cassidy McCarthy Alex Griffiths Wildcard (£8k) Fran Wilson Abbey Freeborn Dani Gregory Jodi Grewcock Rachel Slater Sophie Luff Aylish Cranstone Georgia Davis Wildcard (£8k) Alice Macleod Ellie Anderson Alice Monaghan Sophia Turner Amara Carr Katie Jones Nat Wraith Kate Coppack
Replacements On 24 June 2024 the ECB confirmed a number of replacements:
Birmingham Phoenix: Emma Jones to replace Ailsa Lister Suzie Bates to replace Richa Ghosh for the first three games
London Spirit: Deepti Sharma to replace Grace Harris Erin Burns to replace Deepti Sharma for the first two games
Manchester Originals: Kim Garth to replace Sophie Molineux Bethan Ellis to replace Mahika Gaur
Oval Invincibles: Laura Harris to replace Chamari Athapaththu for the first two games
Southern Brave: Charli Knott to replace Smriti Mandhana for the first two games
Welsh Fire: Beth Langston to replace Claire Nicholas
Men Team captains in bold. Price Birmingham Phoenix London Spirit Manchester Originals Northern Superchargers Oval Invincibles Southern Brave Trent Rockets Welsh Fire Central Chris Woakes Zak Crawley Jos Buttler Ben Stokes Sam Curran Jofra Archer Joe Root Jonny Bairstow £125k Naseem Shah Andre Russell Jamie Overton Nicholas Pooran Tom Curran Kieron Pollard Rovman Powell Tom Kohler-Cadmore £125k Liam Livingstone Shimron Hetmeyer Phil Salt Adil Rashid Will Jacks James Vince Rashid Khan David Willey £100k Moeen Ali Nathan Ellis Sikandar Raza Harry Brook Adam Zampa Chris Jordan Imad Wasim Shaheen Shah Afridi £100k Ben Duckett Dan Lawrence Paul Walter Reece Topley Jordan Cox Tymal Mills Alex Hales Joe Clarke £75k Benny Howell Liam Dawson Fazalhaq Farooqi Daniel Sams Gus Atkinson Laurie Evans Lewis Gregory Haris Rauf £75k Adam Milne Dan Worrall Tom Hartley Matt Short Sam Billings Leus du Plooy Luke Wood Tom Abell £60k Jamie Smith Olly Stone Usama Mir Brydon Carse Saqib Mahmood Akeal Hosein Tom Banton Glenn Phillips £60k Will Smeed Adam Rossington Wayne Madsen Adam Hose Spencer Johnson Rehan Ahmed John Turner David Payne £50k Sean Abbott Richard Gleeson Josh Tongue Tom Lawes Dawid Malan Craig Overton Sam Hain Luke Wells £50k Tom Helm Ollie Pope Max Holden Matt Potts Nathan Sowter Finn Allen Sam Cook Roelof van der Merwe £40k James Fuller Daniel Bell-Drummond Josh Hull Graham Clark Donovan Ferreira Danny Briggs Calvin Harrison Jake Ball £40k Dan Mousley Matt Critchley Fred Klaassen Callum Parkinson Tom Lammonby George Garton Jordan Thompson Stevie Eskinazi £30k Jacob Bethell Michael Pepper Mitchell Stanley Ollie Robinson Tawanda Muyeye Alex Davies Adam Lyth Chris Cooke Wildcard (£30k) Aneurin Donald Ravi Bopara Sonny Baker Jordan Clark Marchant de Lange James Coles Ollie Robinson Mason Crane Wildcard (£30k) Rishi Patel Ryan Higgins Matty Hurst Dillon Pennington Mark Watt Joe Weatherley Tom Alsop Ben Green
Replacements The following players were replaced in the men's competition.
Birmingham Phoenix: Louis Kimber to replace Will Smeed Tim Southee to replace Naseem Shah
London Spirit: James Neesham to replace Zak Crawley until the end of the Test series against the West Indies Matthew Taylor to replace Ollie Pope until the end of the Test series against the West Indies
Manchester Originals: Tom Aspinwall to replace Fred Klaassen Scott Currie to replace Josh Tongue
Northern Superchargers: Jason Roy to replace Brydon Carse Mitchell Santner to replace Daniel Sams
Oval Invincibles: Harrison Ward to replace Gus Atkinson until the end of the Test series against the West Indies Spencer Johnson to replace Mohammad Amir
Trent Rockets: Riley Meredith to replace Joe Root until the end of the Test series against the West Indies
Welsh Fire: Matt Henry to replace Shaheen Afridi
Standings Women
Men
Results
Women
Men
Knockout stages Women
Eliminator
Final
Men
Eliminator
Final
Statistics Most runs
+ WomenRunsPlayerTeam303 Nat Sciver-Brunt Trent Rockets 60*271 Heather Knight London Spirit 65*229 Georgia Redmayne 66*227 Danni Wyatt Southern Brave 61222 Alice Capsey Oval Invincibles 59 Source: ESPNcricinfo
+ MenRunsPlayerTeam424James Vince Southern Brave 90*269Ben Duckett Birmingham Phoenix 92228Phil Salt Manchester Originals 61227Nicholas Pooran Northern Superchargers 66*214Jordan Cox Oval Invincibles 61* Source: ESPNcricinfo
Most wickets
+ WomenWicketsPlayerTeam15Linsey Smith Northern Superchargers 3/1213Sarah Glenn London Spirit 4/2212Jess Jonassen Welsh Fire 3/1711 Freya Davies 2/12Marizanne Kapp Oval Invincibles 4/11Hayley Matthews Welsh Fire 4/14Emily Arlott Birmingham Phoenix 2/19 Source: ESPNcricinfo
+ MenWicketsPlayerTeam19Adam Zampa Oval Invincibles 4/17Tymal Mills Southern Brave 4/1617Sam Curran Oval Invincibles 5/1615Chris Jordan Southern Brave 3/1914Tim Southee Birmingham Phoenix 5/12 Source: ESPNcricinfo
Notes
References
External links Official website Men's Series home at ESPN Cricinfo Women's Series home at ESPN Cricinfo