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London Spirit have added Australia batter Mitchell Marsh and England quick Olly Stone to their men’s squad ahead of this summer’s Hundred, while Oval Invincibles selected South Africa’s Heinrich Klaasen, but high-profile overseas players were largely snubbed during Thursday’s Draft.

Everything you need to know ahead of the 2023 draft

Interview: London Spirit’s new skipper was happily surprised at England recall... and now wants to cement his place in the team

Rashid Khan, Glenn Maxwell and Smriti Mandhana are among the star international names re-signed for this year’s Hundred, while Reece Topley heads a number of England players expected to enter next month’s draft after leaving Oval Invincibles.

The Hundred 2023 fixtures, dates and schedule confirmed as Manchester Originals return to action this summer.

TV viewing figures are down, but attendances held up despite men’s competition enduring a sluggish sophomore year

In the first season of The Hundred, London Spirit’s men’s team were the tournament’s whipping boys. They won just one game, the fewest among the 16 teams in the men’s and women’s competition.

Matthew Wade has hit 81 off 42 balls in the Hundred to lead Birmingham Phoenix to victory but it may not be enough to reach the competition's final three.

Victory for Beth Mooney and Megan Schutt has kept Alana King and Elyse Villani in the Women's Hundred but sent Ellyse Perry and Sophie Molineux home.

Peter Hatzoglou has opened up about his relationship with the late, great Shane Warne after messaging him on Instagram during lockdown to ask for advice about bowling leg spin

Beth Mooney has again demonstrated why she's the best one-day women's batter in the world with a match-winning knock for London Spirit in The Hundred.