Hundred Men’s 2023: Squads, Schedule, Venues and All you need to know

The highly anticipated Hundred Men’s 2023 tournament is set to entertain cricket fans from Tuesday, August 1, to Sunday, August 27. This edition will feature 34 matches played over four weeks at eight venues in England and Wales. The teams participating in the third edition of The Hundred include Trent Rockets, the defending champions, along with Birmingham Phoenix, London Spirit, Manchester Originals, Oval Invincibles, Southern Brave, Welsh Fire, and Northern Superchargers.

Moeen Ali will lead Birmingham Phoenix, while Dan Lawrence and Jos Buttler will captain London Spirit and Manchester Originals, respectively. Sam Billings will be in charge of Oval Invincibles, with James Vince, Lewis Gregory, and Tom Abell leading Southern Brave, Trent Rockets, and Welsh Fire, respectively. The action-packed tournament kicks off with Trent Rockets taking on Southern Brave in the curtain-raiser on Tuesday, August 1.

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As the excitement builds up, cricket enthusiasts can look forward to witnessing thrilling performances from the top batters, the most sixes, and the leading bowlers. Stay updated with the latest Points Table, Fixtures Schedule, and Results as the Hundred Men’s 2023 unfolds its cricketing spectacle.

Venues

The Ageas Bowl (Southampton) – Southern Brave

The Kia Oval (London) – Oval Invincibles

Lord’s (London) – London Spirit

Sophia Gardens (Cardiff) – Welsh Fire

Edgbaston (Birmingham) – Birmingham Phoenix

Trent Bridge (Nottingham) – Trent Rockets

Old Trafford (Manchester) – Manchester Originals

Headingley (Leeds) – Northern Superchargers

Squads

Birmingham Phoenix – Chris Woakes, Ben Duckett, Liam Livingstone, Moeen Ali, Shadab Khan (Tanveer Sangha from August 14), Adam Milne, Benny Howell, Will Smeed, Kane Richardson, Jamie Smith, Tom Helm, Miles Hammond, Chris Benjamin, Dan Mousley, Henry Brookes, Jacob Bethell

London Spirit – Mark Wood, Nathan Ellis, Liam Dawson, Dan Lawrence, Zak Crawley, Jordan Thompson, Mason Crane, Adam Rossington, Chris Wood, Ravi Bopara, Michael Pepper, Daniel Bell-Drummond, Matt Critchley, Matthew Wade, Daryl Mitchell, Dan Worrall

Manchester Originals – Jos Buttler, Usama Mir, Phil Salt, Laurie Evans, Ashton Turner, Jamie Overton, Tom Hartley, Richard Gleeson, Paul Walter, Josh Tongue, Josh Little (Zaman Khan between August 16 and knockout rounds), Wayne Madsen, Tom Lammonby, Mitchell Stanley, Max Holden, Ben Raine

Northern Superchargers – Ben Stokes, Adil Rashid, Harry Brook, Reece Topley, Tom Banton, Matthew Short, Adam Lyth, Adam Hose, Brydon Carse, Matthew Potts, David Wiese, Bas de Leede, Wayne Parnell, Callum Parkinson, Ollie Robinson, Saif Zaib

Oval Invincibles – Sam Curran, Sunil Narine (Adam Zampa from August 13), Will Jacks, Jason Roy, Tom Curran, Sam Billings, Saqib Mahmood (replaced by Tom Lawes), Heinrich Klaasen (Jimmy Neesham from August 20), Ross Whiteley, Jordan Cox, Gus Atkinson, Ihsanullah Khan, Danny Briggs, Nathan Sowter, Zak Chappell, Tawanda Muyeye

Southern Brave – Jofra Archer, Tim David (Mitchell Santner from August 20), Leus du Plooy, James Vince, Chris Jordan, Devon Conway, Tymal Mills, Rehan Ahmed, Craig Overton, Finn Allen, George Garton, James Fuller, Alex Davies, Joe Weatherley, Jafer Chohan, Matt Fisher

Trent Rockets – Joe Root, Tom Kohler-Cadmore, Rashid Khan (Ish Sodhi from August 10), Dawid Malan, Alex Hales, Lewis Gregory, Luke Wood, Colin Munro, Sam Cook, Daniel Sams, Samit Patel, Sam Hain, Brad Wheal, Matt Carter, Tom Moores, John Turner

Welsh Fire – Jonny Bairstow, Tom Abell, David Willey, Shaheen Afridi, Joe Clarke, Glenn Phillips, Ben Green, Haris Rauf, David Payne, Roelof van der Merwe, Jake Ball, Stephen Eskinazi, Dan Douthwaite, George Scrimshaw, Luke Wells, Chris Cooke