Cricket Writer
Jamie Hall is a seasoned cricket expert with a deep understanding of the game. A former kids' cricket coach from Newcastle, his years of experience on and off the pitch have equipped him with a wealth of knowledge, making him a go-to resource in the cricket world.
Welsh Fire pulled off a stunning four-wicket victory against Southern Brave at Sophia Gardens, ending the competition leaders' five-match winning streak in one of the most dramatic finishes of this Hundred campaign.
The Ambani family's £60m stake purchase has turned The Hundred's most decorated men's franchise into MI London. Jamie Hall looks at what's changed, what hasn't, and where this ambitious partnership is heading.
The Hundred has held its inaugural player auction ahead of the 2026 season, reshaping how players are recruited and paid. Here's everything you need to know about the squads so far.
The Hundred's daily Who Am I? quiz series has been running throughout the 2026 tournament. We've rounded up all 13 puzzles so you can catch up and test yourself from the start.
England and Saracens hooker Jamie George is swapping the scrum for the crease this August, captaining a rugby celebrity XI against county cricket professionals in a charity T20 at Taunton to raise money for the Motor Neurone Disease Association.
Steven Finn steps into the coaching spotlight to explain the craft behind bowling variations and slower balls — skills that can make or break a modern limited-overs bowler.
Sir Alastair Cook has given his backing to Joe Root stepping back into the England Test captaincy, though the former skipper believes Root represents a short-term rather than permanent solution to the leadership question.
Trent Rockets survived a nervy finish at Trent Bridge to beat Sunrisers Leeds by five runs, with Annabel Sutherland's unbeaten 59 ultimately not enough to clinch victory for the visitors.
Manchester Super Giants swept aside bottom-of-the-table MI London by six wickets with 28 balls to spare at The Oval, reinforcing their growing credentials in the Women's Hundred.
Emilio Gay's brilliant unbeaten century steered Durham to a nine-wicket victory at Hampshire, while Leicestershire and Middlesex both climbed to the top of their respective One-Day Cup groups.
West Indies made a confident start to the second Test against Pakistan at Queen's Park Oval, reaching 60 for 1 after 15 overs after winning the toss and electing to bat.
Trent Rockets extended their lead at the top of The Hundred with a hard-fought five-run victory over Sunrisers Leeds, thanks to Ben Duckett's composed 64 and a match-turning burst from Mohammad Amir.