The Hundred’s first player auction will be held in London on March 11-12.
In the first five editions of the game, players were assigned to teams through a draft system and a series of salary brackets.
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But with significant private investment in the Centurions, players who have not yet been signed or retained will now have their squads and wages determined through auction.
Teams will consist of 16 to 18 players and will have a salary cap and a salary cap, which is the minimum amount the team must spend.
Wages for the men’s team have increased by 45% to £2.05 million per team in 2026, while funding for the women’s team has increased by 100% to £880,000.
The minimum wage for female players has also risen by 50% to £15,000, while the number of overseas players competing in both competitions has also increased from three to four.
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Here’s how each team handled it after they had the chance to sign or retain up to four players before the auction.
Men’s competition
birmingham phoenix
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Donovan Ferreira, £210,000
spirit of london
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Liam Livingstone, £350,000
manchester super giants
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Heinrich Klassen, £250,000
London
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Nicholas Plan, £175,000
southern brave
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Marcus Stoinis, £150,000
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Tristan Stubbs, £100,000
leeds sunrisers
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Mitchell Marsh, £200,000
trent rockets
Welsh Fire
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Rachin Ravindra, £140,000
Women’s competition
birmingham phoenix
spirit of london
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Nadine de Klerk, £170,000
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Marissa Carp, £130,000
manchester super giants
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Sophie Ecclestone, £110,000
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Smriti Mandana, £90,000
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Grace Ballinger, £42,500
London
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Hayley Matthews, £120,000
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Danny Wyatt-Hodge, £110,000
southern brave
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Tilly Curtin-Coleman, £105,000
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Laura Walvater, £75,000
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Jemima Rodriguez, £60,000
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Sophie Molyneux, £47,500
leeds sunrisers
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Danielle Gibson, £190,000
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Annabelle Sutherland, £130,000
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Phoebe Lichfield, £120,000
trent rockets
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Nat Seaver-Brent, £140,000
Welsh Fire
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Georgia Wareham, £100,000
