The 2025 season was the Oval Invincibles' 5th season of the 100-ball franchise cricket tournament, The Hundred. The men's team were victorious for the third consecutive year, following on from the women's team winning the first two editions of their tournament.
Earlier in the year, it was announced that the England and Wales Cricket Board's 49% stake in the franchise had been sold to Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), the owners of the Indian Premier League's Mumbai Indians.
During the season, reports suggested that 2025 would be the team's last season as the Invincibles, before they were to be rebranded as MI London, in keeping with RIL's other overseas franchises.
Players
Men's side The Invincibles men's squad retained eleven players from the previous season:
Sam Curran (central contract) Tom Curran (£200k) Will Jacks (£200k) Jordan Cox (£120k) Rashid Khan (£120k) Sam Billings (£78.5k) Saqib Mahmood (£78.5k) Gus Atkinson (£63k) Nathan Sowter (£52k) Donovan Ferreira (£52k) Tawanda Muyeye (£41.5k)
In the draft, they picked up Surrey all-rounder Jordan Clark (£41.5k), Gloucestershire batter Miles Hammond (£31k) and their third overseas player, Australian paceman Jason Behrendorff (£63.5k). Adam Zampa returned to the side for the third consecutive season when he replaced Rashid Khan for the final.
George Scrimshaw and Zafar Gohar (both £31k) were selected as wildcard picks.
Men's side No.NameNationalityDate of birth (age)Batting styleBowling styleNotesBatters8Miles HammondLeft-handedRight-arm off break14Tawanda MuyeyeRight-handedRight-arm off breakDomestic player22Jordan CoxRight-handed—All-rounders9Will JacksRight-handedRight-arm off break16Jordan ClarkRight-handedRight-arm fast-medium58Sam CurranLeft-handedLeft-arm fast-mediumCentrally contracted player59Tom CurranRight-handedRight-arm fast-mediumWicket-keepers2Donovan FerreiraRight-handedRight-arm off breakOverseas player7Sam BillingsRight-handed—CaptainPace bowlers5Jason BehrendorffRight-handedLeft-arm fast-mediumOverseas player25Saqib MahmoodRight-handedRight-arm fast-medium37Gus AtkinsonRight-handedRight-arm fast-medium98George ScrimshawRight-handedRight-arm fastWildcard playerSpin bowlers19Rashid KhanRight-handedRight-arm leg breakOverseas player until 21 August72Nathan SowterRight-handedRight-arm leg breakUK passport77Zafar GoharLeft-handedSlow left-arm orthodoxDomestic player; Wildcard player88Adam ZampaRight-handedRight-arm leg breakOverseas player 31 August; Replacement player
Women's side No.NameNationalityDate of birth (age)Batting styleBowling styleNotesBatters3Meg LanningRight-handedRight-arm mediumOverseas player8Paige ScholfieldRight-handedRight-arm medium14Jo GardnerRight-handedRight-arm off breakAll-rounders7Marizanne KappRight-handedRight-arm mediumOverseas player18Phoebe FranklinRight-handedRight-arm medium26Alice CapseyRight-handedRight-arm off breakWicket-keepers36Rebecca OdgersRight-handedRight-arm off breakWildcard player58Lauren Winfield-HillRight-handed—CaptainPace bowlers15Daisy GibbRight-handedRight-arm mediumWildcard player29Ryana MacDonald-GayRight-handedRight-arm mediumRuled out through injury45Ellie AndersonRight-handedRight-arm mediumReplacement player53Tash FarrantLeft-handedLeft-arm medium72Rachel SlaterRight-handedLeft-arm mediumSpin bowlers9Kalea MooreRight-handedRight-arm off break10Amanda-Jade WellingtonRight-handedRight-arm leg breakOverseas player16Sophia SmaleRight-handedSlow left-arm orthodox
League stage
Men's results
Women's results
Standings Men
Women
Knockout stages
Men
References