Manchester Super Giants have finally got their hands on some silverware, and they picked the biggest stage possible to do it. Tim Seifert’s blistering 72 off 38 balls at Lord’s ended Oval Invincibles’ three year grip on the men’s Hundred and handed the Manchester franchise, formerly known as the Originals, their first trophy after seven years of trying across multiple T20 leagues.

That result changes the shape of this list completely, so here’s the full winners history for The Hundred Men’s Competition, updated with every final played from 2021 through to this year’s showpiece at Lord’s.

The Hundred Men’s Winners List: Every Champion So Far

Six finals, four different champions, and Lord’s has hosted every single one of them. Here’s the complete list before we get into how each title was actually won.

Season	Winner	Runner-Up	Result
2026	Manchester Super Giants	Trent Rockets	Won by 5 wickets
2025	Oval Invincibles	Trent Rockets	Won by 26 runs
2024	Oval Invincibles	Southern Brave	Won by 17 runs
2023	Oval Invincibles	Manchester Originals	Won by 14 runs
2022	Trent Rockets	Manchester Originals	Won by 2 wickets
2021	Southern Brave	Birmingham Phoenix	Won by 32 runs

(Source: ECB)

Southern Brave Win The Hundred’s First Ever Title (2021)

Southern Brave became the inaugural champions on 21 August 2021, beating Birmingham Phoenix by 32 runs. James Vince’s side put up 168/5, built around a rapid innings from Paul Stirling, and their death bowling did the rest even as Liam Livingstone threatened a Phoenix comeback.

• Southern Brave posted 168/5, chasing side Phoenix finished at 136/5
• Paul Stirling hit 61 off 36 balls and won Player of the Match
• Liam Livingstone scored 46 off 19 balls but was run out by Tim David at a crucial moment
• Chris Jordan and Tymal Mills conceded just 21 runs combined from the final 20 balls
• Livingstone still claimed Player of the Series with 348 runs and five wickets

(Source: Sky Sports)

Trent Rockets Survive The Tightest Finish In Competition History (2022)

The 2022 final on 3 September remains the closest finish The Hundred has produced. Trent Rockets chased down Manchester Originals’ total with just two balls left, thanks to a captain’s innings from Lewis Gregory after Sam Cook had already torn through the Originals top order.

• Manchester Originals were bowled out for 120/9
• Sam Cook took 4/18 from 20 balls, one of the best spells in a Hundred final
• Samit Patel supported with figures of 3/23
• Lewis Gregory hit six and four off Richard Gleeson with 11 needed from the final five balls
• Dawid Malan won Player of the Series after scoring 377 runs at an average of 53.85

(Source: Cricbuzz)

Oval Invincibles Claim Their First Title After A Stunning Comeback (2023)

Oval Invincibles looked dead and buried at 34/5 on 27 August 2023, but Tom Curran and James Neesham had other ideas. Their record partnership dragged the Invincibles to a defendable total, and it proved just enough as Manchester Originals fell 14 runs short in the chase.

• Invincibles collapsed to 34/5 before recovering through a 127-run sixth wicket stand
• Tom Curran finished unbeaten on 67 off 34 balls and won Player of the Match
• James Neesham added an unbeaten 57 off 33 balls
• Manchester Originals were restricted to 147/6, with Will Jacks taking 2/11
• Jamie Overton won Player of the Series with 202 runs and three wickets

(Source: ESPNcricinfo)

Oval Invincibles Become Back-To-Back Champions (2024)

On 18 August 2024, Oval Invincibles retained their title with a 17-run win over Southern Brave, becoming the first side to defend the trophy. Saqib Mahmood’s burst of three wickets in seven balls broke Brave’s chase apart just when it looked competitive.

• Invincibles posted a modest 147/9, with Will Jacks top-scoring on 37 off 22 balls
• Saqib Mahmood returned 3/17 from 20 balls and won Player of the Match
• Alex Davies (35) and James Vince (24) gave Brave a solid start that didn’t last
• Sam Curran won Player of the Series with 201 runs and 17 wickets, a rare double

(Source: Sky Sports)

Oval Invincibles Complete A Historic Three-Peat (2025)

Invincibles sealed a third straight title on 31 August 2025, beating Trent Rockets by 26 runs to complete a three-peat that very few franchise sides anywhere in the world have managed. Will Jacks set the tone with the bat, and Nathan Sowter finished the job with three wickets in seven balls during the chase.

• Oval Invincibles posted 168/5, led by Will Jacks’ 72 off 41 balls
• Jordan Cox added 40 off 28 and Sam Curran hit a quick 15 off 10
• Nathan Sowter dismissed Joe Root, Rehan Ahmed and Tom Banton in the space of seven balls
• Marcus Stoinis top-scored for Rockets with 64 off 38, but the required rate never let up
• Trent Rockets finished on 142/8, and Jordan Cox won Player of the Series with 367 runs

(Source: Cricinfo)

Manchester Super Giants End Their Long Wait With A Nervy Five-Wicket Win (2026)

Manchester Super Giants finally got their trophy on 16 August 2026, chasing down Trent Rockets’ 158/8 with two balls in hand to seal their maiden Hundred crown. Tim Seifert set the tone with seven sixes in a 38-ball 72, and Liam Dawson’s calm finish got Super Giants over the line despite a late wobble.

• Trent Rockets posted 158/8, with Aneurin Donald top-scoring on 38 off 19 balls
• Lewis Gregory added 32 and Ben Duckett made 31 as the Rockets recovered from a mid-innings collapse of 5 wickets for 47 runs
• Noor Ahmad took 3/33, removing both Rockets openers inside four balls
• Super Giants reached 162/5, built around Seifert’s 72 and a 66-run opening stand with Paul Walter
• Mohammad Amir claimed 3/29 but couldn’t stop the chase, and Dawson cleared deep midwicket for the winning runs
• Seifert was named Player of the Match and finished the tournament as Player of the Series with 394 runs

If you want to track how the new-look 2026 sides are shaping up before this year’s final, the points table and the full schedule are worth keeping an eye on through July and August. And if any of the ball-by-ball terminology in this piece caught you off guard, our guide to The Hundred explains the format from scratch.

Oval Invincibles Remain The Only Three-Time Champions Heading Into 2026

Six seasons, four different champions, and this year’s final proved no franchise can consider itself safe anymore. Oval Invincibles remain the most successful side on three titles, but their run is broken, and Birmingham Phoenix, London Spirit, Welsh Fire and SunRisers Leeds are still hunting their first. With private investment reshaping every squad, expect an open race next August, and Cricket Insider UK will be tracking every twist as the new-look franchises settle in.