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The Hundred 2025 Teams: Full squad lists
Find out who is set to play for each team in The Hundred for the 2025 season.

Agree. And it’s a massive reason why the final game of a rare five Test series is being contested between two sides weakened through injury. They seem to have come to their senses a bit for next summer as the three test series against Pakistan starts in mid August.It’s highly unlikely that I will watch a single ball of this. We have somehow arrived at the situation where the summer Teat calendar is basically over by the end of July. Rubbish.
The one day cup runs alongside the Hundred and yes, its been effectively a second XI competition since the Hundred started, at least until the final which is now relegated to mid-September in Nottingham instead of the showpiece at Lord’s it used to be.Did I also read something about counties missing loads of players for the One Day Cup matches coming up because of the Hundred?
The word Welsh will do for me, the Steve Smith selection is a downer though.One player born in Wales - in "Welsh" Fire.![]()
Plus the County Championship is suspended until the 8th September.Did I also read something about counties missing loads of players for the One Day Cup matches coming up because of the Hundred?
Just in time for all the rained off gamesPlus the County Championship is suspended until the 8th September.
That might work in Glammy's favour this year.Just in time for all the rained off games![]()
The talk is that the amount of cash coming in, especially from India for this tournament is going to be the saving of County cricket for years to come when everything filters down, we'll see aye...Looks like they’ll have to call it The Hundred and Twenty soon. If only we already had an existing 20 over competition that was effectively abandoned with no need.
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Hundred’s days could be numbered with T20 switch in play for next year
IPL investors in the Hundred are thought to be keen on the switch although formal discussions will take place in Octoberwww.theguardian.com