The Latest Breaking News from The Hundred

Half of the teams participating in The Hundred this year are part or fully owned by IPL franchises

There'll be at least 16 Australian internationals featuring in this year's edition of England's lucrative showpiece white-ball event, The Hundred.

The Australian duo are just two of the big names who will be playing in the competition with the likes of New Zealand’s Trent Boult and England’s Nat Sciver-Brunt also signed up

Sanjiv Goenka, owner of Lucknow SuperGiants and Durban SuperGiants, as well as the head of the RPSG Group, has successfully acquired the Manchester Originals franchise in The Hundred tournament.

Indian Premier League (IPL) powerhouses Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) are not convinced about the business model of England's white-ball domestic tournament, The Hundred, which has led to their declining interest in acquiring teams in the competition -- according to a Cricbuzz report.

One-time Middlesex star Justin Langer is returning to Lord's as a coach in a bid to revive the fortunes of the London Spirit team in The Hundred.

Stokes sustained the injury in August while playing for Northern Superchargers in The Hundred.

The Oval Invincibles batter has been touted as a future England captain and, she tells Raf Nicholson, is relishing ‘the best job in the world’

Spencer Johnson, the Australian fast bowler, has been sidelined from the forthcoming T20I matches against Scotland and England in the UK due to a side injury sustained while representing The Oval Invincibles in 'The Hundred' tournament.