The Hundred 2025 Men’s Competition: Full Schedule, Squads & Venues

The Hundred Men's 2025 is just around the corner, and cricket enthusiasts are eagerly anticipating another season of exhilarating action. This unique 100-ball format brings together eight top teams from across England and Wales, promising edge-of-the-seat excitement. With a stellar lineup of international and domestic cricket stars, the tournament is set to be a feast for fans. The wildcard draft has added fresh talent to the squads, further enhancing the thrill. In this article, we delve into the full schedule, team rosters, and past performances, gearing up for what promises to be a cracking season.

The 2025 edition of The Hundred Men's competition will kick off on August 5th, with matches taking place at iconic venues such as Lord's, The Oval, Old Trafford, and more. Fans can look forward to high-intensity games featuring nail-biting finishes, explosive batting, and strategic bowling. Below is the complete schedule for The Hundred Men's 2025 competition:

The competition will feature eight teams, each boasting a mix of international stars and domestic talent. Here’s a look at the teams with their squad members after the wildcard draft:

Birmingham Phoenix Men: Liam Livingstone (captain), Ben Duckett, Trent Boult (New Zealand), Joe Clarke, Jacob Bethell, Adam Milne (New Zealand), Benny Howell, Tim Southee (New Zealand), Dan Mousley, Will Smeed, Chris Wood, Harry Moore, Tom Helm, Aneurin Donald, Liam Patterson-White, Louis Kimber

London Spirit Men: Kane Williamson (New Zealand, captain), Jamie Smith, Jamie Overton, Liam Dawson, David Warner (Australia), Daniel Worrall, Richard Gleeson, Luke Wood, Olly Stone, Ashton Turner (Australia), Ollie Pope, Jafer Chohan, Keaton Jennings, Wayne Madsen, Sean Dickson, Ryan Higgins

Manchester Originals Men: Jos Buttler, Noor Ahmad (Afghanistan), Phil Salt, Rachin Ravindra (New Zealand), Lewis Gregory, Ben McKinney, Heinrich Klaasen (South Africa), George Garton, Matthew Hurst, Josh Tongue, Scott Currie, Tom Hartley, Sonny Baker, Tom Aspinwall, James Anderson, Marchant de Lange

Northern Superchargers Men: Harry Brook, David Miller (South Africa), Adil Rashid, Zak Crawley, Mitchell Santner (New Zealand), Dan Lawrence, Brydon Carse, Ben Dwarshuis (Australia), Matthew Potts, Michael Pepper, Dawid Malan, Pat Brown, Graham Clark, Tom Lawes, James Fuller, Rocky Flintoff

Oval Invincibles Men: Sam Billings (captain), Sam Curran, Tom Curran, Will Jacks, Rashid Khan (Afghanistan), Jordan Cox, Saqib Mahmood, Jason Behrendorff (Australia), Gus Atkinson, Donovan Ferreira (South Africa), Nathan Sowter, Tawanda Muyeye, Miles Hammond, George Scrimshaw, Zafar Gohar

Southern Brave Men: Jofra Archer, Michael Bracewell (New Zealand), James Vince, Chris Jordan, Tymal Mills, Leus Du Plooy, Laurie Evans, Craig Overton, Reece Topley, Finn Allen (New Zealand), Jordan Thompson, Danny Briggs, James Coles, Jason Roy, Tory Albert, Hilton Cartwright

Trent Rockets Men: Joe Root, David Willey, Marcus Stoinis (Australia), Lockie Ferguson (New Zealand), Tom Banton, Max Holden, George Linde (South Africa), Sam Cook, John Turner, Adam Hose, Rehan Ahmed, Sam Hain, Tom Alsop, Calvin Harrison, Callum Parkinson, Ben Sanderson

Welsh Fire Men: Tom Abell (captain), Chris Woakes, Jonny Bairstow, Steve Smith (Australia), David Payne, Tom Kohler-Cadmore, Paul Walter, Riley Meredith (Australia), Chris Green (Australia), Saif Zaib, Luke Wells, Stephen Eskinazi, Josh Hull, Mason Crane, Ajeet Singh Dale, Ben Kellaway

Since its launch in 2021, The Hundred Men's competition has seen intense rivalries and standout performances. Here’s a quick look at the past winners and key performers:

The Hundred Men's 2025 is all set to begin on August 5th. With top players from around the world and strong local talent, every team is coming in with big hopes and serious firepower. Fans can expect close matches, big hits, and lots of drama as the tournament progresses. Whether you are backing your favorite team or just watching for the thrill of it, this summer is going to be full of non-stop cricket action.