BBC presenter and former England bowler Isa Guha has hailed The Hundred as "an amazing platform" for players to push for international honours after Will Jacks, Jordan Cox and Tom Helm were handed their first ever England call-ups off the back of some impressive displays in the tournament.
And, after teenager Alice Capsey has gone on to become a key member of the England women's team off the back of a breakout season in last year's Hundred, Guha believes the tournament is having a positive impact on English cricket.
"You have to look at players like Will Smeed and Will Jacks who are being talked about in and around the England set up and The Hundred has been an amazing platform to see them shine," Guha told Mirror Sport . "I think we're also reminded of how good some of the England players are currently.
