The Hundred 2022: Squads, Schedule, Fixture, Rules and Live Streaming Details

The Hundred: The second edition of the 100-ball tournament will kick off on Wednesday, August 3rd. The defending champions, Southern Brave, will lock horns with Welsh Fire in the opening encounter at The Rose Bowl, Southampton. The men’s competition will kick off on August 3, while the women’s competition will have their first game on August 11, after the ongoing Commonwealth Games 2022.

• The Hundred Rules: Playing rules and conditions
• The Hundred 2022: Live Telecast & Streaming Details in India
• The Hundred 2022 Schedule
• The Hundred 2022 Squads
• FAQ

This will see a total of eight teams based on England’s major cities compete against each other. Many big names from the world of cricket will show their skills in this unique tournament. The likes of big names from England, like Moeen Ali, Liam Livingstone, Jos Buttler, and many more, will play in this. Some international starts in this competition include Faf du Plessis, Colin Munro, Glenn Maxwell, and David Miller.

The Hundred Rules: Playing rules and conditions

The Hundred Rules: This is the 100-ball tournament, and every team can play a total of 100 balls in an inning. One bowler can bowl five or ten balls on the trot, which depends on the decision of the fielding captain. The bowling side is allowed to change the ends after 10 balls, and a bowler can bowl a maximum of 20 balls in one innings. Two strategic time-out breaks will be there for the fielding side, and the break will be off for two and a half minutes.

It will be the fielding captain who will decide when to take the time-out. Unlike in other white-ball games, a no-ball in this game will cost the team two runs and a free hit as well. Instead of a 6-over or 36-ball power-play, in a 100-ball game the power-play is off 25 balls with only two fielders allowed. In the event of the slow over rate, the fielding team will have to put one extra fielder inside the 30-yard circle in the last over.

The Hundred 2022: Live Telecast & Streaming Details in India

In the UK: Both the men’s and women’s tournaments will be telecast on Sky Sports Cricket, Sky Sports Main Event, Mix, and the Sky Sports app. In the tournament, a total of 16 selected matches will be telecast on BBC TV. Apart from this, fans can listen to the matches on BBC Live 5 Sport and BBC Sport.

In India: Fans can watch all the men’s and women’s games of the tournament on the Fan Code app. Users can directly cast the games on TV through the Facebook app, desktop, and mobile web.

The Hundred 2022 Schedule

The Hundred 2022 Squads

Birmingham Phoenix

Moeen Ali (c), Chris Woakes, Liam Livingstone, Matthew Wade, Benny Howell, Jack Leach, Tom Abell (injured), Tom Helm, Will Smeed, Chris Benjamin, Imran Tahir, Miles Hammond, Henry Brookes, Adam Milne, Olly Stone (injured), Dan Mousley, Graeme van Buuren, Kane Richardson.

Southern Brave

James Vince (c), Chris Jordan, Quinton de Kock, Jofra Archer (injured), Alex Davies, Marcus Stoinis, George Garton, Tymal Mills, Tim David, Craig Overton, Ross Whiteley, Jake Lintott, Paul Stirling, Joe Weatherley, Daniel Moriarty, Rehan Ahmed, Michael Hogan, Finn Allen

London Spirit

Eoin Morgan (c), Zak Crawley, Josh Inglis, Mark Wood (injured), Ben McDermott, Mason Crane, Kieron Pollard, Dan Lawrence, Adam Rossington, Ravi Bopara, Brad Wheal, Glenn Maxwell, Liam Dawson, Daniel Bell-Drummond, Chris Wood, Jamie Smith, Toby Roland-Jones, Nathan Ellis, Jordan Thompson 

Oval Invincibles

Sam Billings (w/c), Sam Curran, Rory Burns, Tom Curran, Will Jacks, Rilee Rossouw, Jason Roy, Sunil Narine, Nathan Sowter, Reece Topley, Jordan Cox, Danny Briggs, Mohammad Hasnain, Matt Milnes, Jack Leaning, Jack Haynes, Pat Brown, Hilton Cartwright

Manchester Originals

Jos Buttler (w/c), Andre Russell, Ollie Robinson, Phil Salt, Matt Parkinson, Jamie Overton, Fred Klaasen, Tom Hartley, Ashton Turner, Tom Lammonby, Colin Ackermann, Wanindu Hasaranga, Wayne Madsen, Calvin Harrison, Laurie Evans, Mitchell Stanley, Richard Gleeson, Sean Abbott

Northern Superchargers

Faf du Plessis (c), Ben Stokes (rested), Adil Rashid, Roelof van der Merwe, David Willey, Harry Brook, Dwayne Bravo, Brydon Carse (injured), Luke Wright, Matthew Potts, John Simpson, Wahab Riaz, Adam Lyth, Callum Parkinson, Adam Hose, Jordan Clark, Ben Raine, David Wiese

Trent Rockets

Dawid Malan, Joe Root, Lewis Gregory (c), Alex Hales, Colin Munro, Matthew Carter, Samit Patel, Tom Moores, Steven Mullaney, Luke Wood, Sam Cook, Rashid Khan, Ian Cockbain, Tom Kohler-Cadmore, Ben Mike, Marchant de Lange, Daniel Sams, Luke Fletcher, Tabraiz Shamsi (Rashid’s replacement for the final leg of the tournament)

Welsh Fire

Jonny Bairstow (c), Ollie Pope, Ben Duckett, David Miller, Jake Ball, David Payne, Adam Zampa, Leus du Plooy, Ryan Higgins, Naseem Shah, Josh Cobb, Sam Hain, Joe Clarke, Tom Banton,  Jacob Bethell, Matt Critchley, George Scrimshaw, Noor Ahmad

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