The sixth season of The Hundred is set to begin, with all matches broadcast live on Sky Sports. Here's a rundown of each team and the key players to watch out for.
The Phoenix have a strong squad, with Tammy Beaumont and Davina Perrin forming a potent opening partnership. The men's team will rely on Mitchell Owen, Joe Clarke, and Will Smeed to deliver with the bat. The Spirit have a talented squad, with Charlie Dean, Grace Harris, and Deandra Dottin expected to make an impact.
Their men's team boasts experienced players like David Willey, Jonny Bairstow, and Liam Livingstone. The Originals have a well-rounded squad, with Sophie Ecclestone and Smriti Mandhana leading the charge.
Their men's team features Jos Buttler, Heinrich Klaasen, and Aiden Markram, who can devastate with the bat. The Invincibles have retained key players from their previous title wins, including the Curran brothers, Will Jacks, and Nathan Sowter.
They have also acquired Rashid Khan and James Vince, who are expected to make a significant impact. The Brave have a strong bowling attack, led by Jofra Archer and Adil Rashid.
Their batting lineup features Jamie Smith and Thomas Rew, who are expected to make a name for themselves. The Sunrisers have a talented squad, with Dani Gibson, Phoebe Litchfield, and Annabel Sutherland leading the charge. Their men's team features Harry Brook, Zak Crawley, and Mitchell Marsh, who are expected to deliver with the bat. The Rockets have a powerful batting lineup, with Beth Mooney, Ash Gardner, and Nat Sciver-Brunt expected to make an impact.
Their men's team features Tim David, Ben Duckett, and Sam Billings, who are expected to deliver with the bat. The Fire have a well-rounded squad, with Sophie Devine, Freya Kemp, and Georgia Wareham leading the charge. Their men's team features Phil Salt, Jordan Cox, and Joe Root, who are expected to make a significant impact.
The Hundred will run from July 21 to August 16, with every day featuring a double-header of a women's fixture followed by a men's match at the same venue.