The Hundred Men’s Competition 2026 Full Schedule

Ethan Walker

June 2, 2026

The Hundred returns transformed, with private investment, three rebranded franchises and the competition’s first player auction reshaping its sixth men’s season. MI London, the former Oval Invincibles, open their title defence at home against Sunrisers Leeds, chasing a fourth straight crown.

England regulars are scattered across all eight squads, giving the tournament added relevance in a packed home summer before the play-offs bring the curtain down on 14 and 16 August.

The Hundred Schedule

Thirty-two group games run across four weeks before the Eliminator and Final on the closing weekend. MI London open at home, while local-rivalry double-headers, including the two London sides, Sunrisers against Manchester and Trent Rockets against Birmingham Phoenix, punctuate the fixture list.

MatchDateFixtureVenueTime (Local / GMT)
1st21 July 2026MI London vs Sunrisers LeedsKennington Oval, London18:30 Local / 17:30 GMT
2nd22 July 2026Southern Brave vs Welsh FireThe Rose Bowl, Southampton18:30 Local / 17:30 GMT
3rd23 July 2026London Spirit vs Manchester Super GiantsLord’s, London18:30 Local / 17:30 GMT
4th24 July 2026Birmingham Phoenix vs Trent RocketsEdgbaston, Birmingham18:30 Local / 17:30 GMT
5th25 July 2026Sunrisers Leeds vs Southern BraveHeadingley, Leeds14:30 Local / 13:30 GMT
6th25 July 2026Welsh Fire vs MI LondonSophia Gardens, Cardiff18:00 Local / 17:00 GMT
7th26 July 2026Manchester Super Giants vs Birmingham PhoenixEmirates Old Trafford, Manchester14:30 Local / 13:30 GMT
8th26 July 2026Trent Rockets vs London SpiritTrent Bridge, Nottingham18:00 Local / 17:00 GMT
9th27 July 2026Southern Brave vs MI LondonThe Rose Bowl, Southampton18:30 Local / 17:30 GMT
10th28 July 2026Sunrisers Leeds vs Manchester Super GiantsHeadingley, Leeds18:30 Local / 17:30 GMT
11th29 July 2026Welsh Fire vs Trent RocketsSophia Gardens, Cardiff15:00 Local / 14:00 GMT
12th29 July 2026MI London vs London SpiritKennington Oval, London18:30 Local / 17:30 GMT
13th30 July 2026Southern Brave vs Birmingham PhoenixThe Rose Bowl, Southampton18:30 Local / 17:30 GMT
14th31 July 2026Manchester Super Giants vs Trent RocketsEmirates Old Trafford, Manchester18:30 Local / 17:30 GMT
15th1 August 2026Birmingham Phoenix vs Welsh FireEdgbaston, Birmingham14:30 Local / 13:30 GMT
16th1 August 2026London Spirit vs Southern BraveLord’s, London18:00 Local / 17:00 GMT
17th2 August 2026Trent Rockets vs Sunrisers LeedsTrent Bridge, Nottingham14:30 Local / 13:30 GMT
18th2 August 2026MI London vs Manchester Super GiantsKennington Oval, London18:00 Local / 17:00 GMT
19th3 August 2026Welsh Fire vs Southern BraveSophia Gardens, Cardiff18:30 Local / 17:30 GMT
20th4 August 2026Sunrisers Leeds vs London SpiritHeadingley, Leeds18:30 Local / 17:30 GMT
21st5 August 2026Manchester Super Giants vs Welsh FireEmirates Old Trafford, Manchester15:00 Local / 14:00 GMT
22nd5 August 2026Trent Rockets vs Birmingham PhoenixTrent Bridge, Nottingham18:30 Local / 17:30 GMT
23rd6 August 2026London Spirit vs MI LondonLord’s, London18:30 Local / 17:30 GMT
24th7 August 2026Birmingham Phoenix vs Sunrisers LeedsEdgbaston, Birmingham18:30 Local / 17:30 GMT
25th8 August 2026MI London vs Trent RocketsKennington Oval, London14:30 Local / 13:30 GMT
26th8 August 2026Southern Brave vs Manchester Super GiantsThe Rose Bowl, Southampton18:00 Local / 17:00 GMT
27th9 August 2026Sunrisers Leeds vs Welsh FireHeadingley, Leeds14:30 Local / 13:30 GMT
28th9 August 2026London Spirit vs Birmingham PhoenixLord’s, London18:00 Local / 17:00 GMT
29th10 August 2026Trent Rockets vs Southern BraveTrent Bridge, Nottingham18:30 Local / 17:30 GMT
30th11 August 2026Manchester Super Giants vs Sunrisers LeedsEmirates Old Trafford, Manchester18:30 Local / 17:30 GMT
31st12 August 2026Welsh Fire vs London SpiritSophia Gardens, Cardiff15:00 Local / 14:00 GMT
32nd12 August 2026Birmingham Phoenix vs MI LondonEdgbaston, Birmingham18:30 Local / 17:30 GMT
Eliminator14 August 2026TBC vs TBCTBC18:00 Local / 17:00 GMT
Final16 August 2026TBC vs TBCTBC18:00 Local / 17:00 GMT

(Source: ECB)

The Hundred Teams & Venues

The Hundred Men’s Competition 2026 Full Schedule
Source: Asia Cup

Three sides carry new identities for 2026 after investors took control, though each keeps its home ground. The competition is played across eight venues, one per franchise.

  • MI London at Kennington Oval, London (formerly Oval Invincibles)
  • London Spirit at Lord’s, London
  • Southern Brave at The Rose Bowl, Southampton
  • Welsh Fire at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff
  • Birmingham Phoenix at Edgbaston, Birmingham
  • Trent Rockets at Trent Bridge, Nottingham
  • Sunrisers Leeds at Headingley, Leeds (formerly Northern Superchargers)
  • Manchester Super Giants at Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester (formerly Manchester Originals)

(Source: ECB)

The Hundred Format

Each of the eight teams plays eight group games, meeting six sides once and their nearest rivals home and away. The side that finishes top of the table goes straight to the Final, while second and third meet in the Eliminator. Both play-offs fall on the closing weekend, with the Eliminator on 14 August and the Final on 16 August.

Two structural changes stand out this year. Squads were built through the tournament’s first auction rather than a draft, and teams may now field up to four overseas players in their XI, one more than before.

(Source: ECB)

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The Hundred Outlook

The story underpinning everything is MI London’s pursuit of a fourth straight men’s title under a new name, having dominated as Oval Invincibles. New ownership, fresh kits and bigger budgets have raised both the profile and the pressure, and the rebranded Sunrisers Leeds and Manchester Super Giants will want to mark their new eras with silverware rather than sentiment.

For English fans the draw is the spread of international talent across all eight squads, from Jos Buttler captaining Manchester Super Giants to Harry Brook at Sunrisers Leeds, set against the overseas signings the auction attracted. With local-rivalry double-headers, a tight group stage and a winner-takes-most finish at the play-offs, there is plenty worth following before the title is settled on 16 August.

About the Author

Ethan Walker

Ethan Walker is a UK-based sports editor with expertise in cricket reporting and digital sports publishing. He studied Media and Sports Communication at Manchester Metropolitan University and has over 6 years of experience covering international cricket events and franchise tournaments. His content style focuses on reliability, clarity, and fan engagement.

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