The Hundred: Cricket News on the Outlook of Men’s and Women’s Squads for 2023 Following the Player Draft.

The Hundred 2023 Edition Player Draft: Men’s and Women’s Squads Revealed

The much-awaited player draft for The Hundred 2023 edition, held in London in March, has finally revealed the line-up of men’s and women’s squads! With top-quality players from across the globe competing, the excitement is palpable. Let’s take a look at the teams:

Men’s Squads:

Birmingham Phoenix features the exceptional Chris Woakes as the centrally-contracted player. The team has an impressive line-up with Shadab Khan from Pakistan, Adam Milne from New Zealand, and Kane Richardson from Australia as overseas players.

The London Spirit has a strong squad with Mark Wood as the centrally-contracted player. The team boasts some renowned overseas players such as Australia’s Mitchell Marsh and Glenn Maxwell, and Nathan Ellis. Olly Stone and Liam Dawson are among the notable players in the rest of the squad.

Manchester Originals is all set to make a splash with Jos Buttler leading the team as the centrally-contracted player. Ireland’s Josh Little and Australia’s Ashton Turner are among the overseas players. Phil Salt, Laurie Evans, and Jamie Overton are a few names in the rest of the squad.

Northern Superchargers, with Ben Stokes as the centrally-contracted player, has Michael Bracewell from New Zealand, Wayne Parnell from South Africa, and David Wiese from Namibia as overseas players. Adil Rashid and Harry Brook are some impressive players in the rest of the squad.

Oval Invincibles features the talented Sam Curran as the centrally-contracted player. The team has a top-quality line-up with West Indies’ Sunil Narine, South Africa’s Heinrich Klaasen, and Pakistan’s Ihsanullah Khan as overseas players.

Southern Brave boasts Jofra Archer as the centrally-contracted player with Tim David from Australia, Devon Conway and Finn Allen from New Zealand as overseas players. Leus du Plooy, James Vince, and Chris Jordan are some notable players in the rest of the squad.

Trent Rockets has Joe Root as the centrally-contracted player, with Rashid Khan from Afghanistan, Colin Munro from New Zealand, and Daniel Sams from Australia as overseas players. Dawid Malan, Alex Hales, and Lewis Gregory are also among the team’s top players.

Welsh Fire, featuring Jonny Bairstow as the centrally-contracted player, has an impressive overseas line-up with Shaheen Afridi and Haris Rauf from Pakistan, and Glenn Phillips from New Zealand.

Women’s Squads:

Birmingham Phoenix features Sophie Devine from New Zealand and Ellyse Perry from Australia as overseas players.

London Spirit has Amelia Kerr from New Zealand and Grace Harris from Australia as overseas players. Captain Heather Knight leads the rest of the squad.

Manchester Originals features Deandra Dottin from West Indies, Laura Wolvaardt from South Africa, and Amanda-Jade Wellington from Australia as overseas players.

Northern Superchargers has Alyssa Healy, Georgia Wareham, and Heather Graham, all from Australia, as overseas players. Kate Cross and Alice Davidson-Richards are among the notable players in the rest of the squad.

Oval Invincibles has Marizanne Kapp and Dane van Niekerk from South Africa, and Suzie Bates from New Zealand as overseas players.

Southern Brave features Smriti Mandhana from India, Chloe Tryon from South Africa, and Maitlan Brown from Australia as overseas players.

Trent Rockets has Harmanpreet Kaur from India, Lizelle Lee from South Africa, and Alana King from Australia as overseas players. Nat Sciver-Brunt and Katherine Sciver-Brunt lead the rest of the squad.

Welsh Fire boasts Hayley Matthews from West Indies, Shabnim Ismail from South Africa, and Laura Harris from Australia as overseas players. Tammy Beaumont and Sophia Dunkley are among the notable players on the squad.

Get set for an exciting showdown between these top-quality players!



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