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Ben Kellaway produced a moment of fielding brilliance to dismiss Tristan Stubbs right on the boundary edge, leaving Southern Brave reeling at 70-4 against Welsh Fire in the opening match of the 2026 Hundred.
Southern Brave began their Hundred campaign with a nervy eight-run victory over Welsh Fire in Southampton, recovering from a sloppy fielding display thanks to a stunning late collapse sparked by teenage spinner Tilly Corteen-Coleman.
The Hundred is back for 2026 and BBC Sport's brilliant daily guessing game has returned with it. Think you know your Hundred stars well enough to identify them in just one or two clues?
Richard Gleeson looked destined for a Hundred hat-trick after dismissing Zak Crawley and Benny Howell in successive balls, only for SunRisers Leeds' number 11 Abrar Ahmed to pull off one of the cheekiest moments of the tournament with a boundary-clearing six.
Nicholas Pooran announced himself to the 2026 Hundred in emphatic fashion, blasting 58 off 22 balls alongside Sam Curran to power MI London to a commanding seven-wicket victory over Sunrisers Leeds.
Sam Curran produced a stunning all-round performance, taking two wickets and smashing an unbeaten 60, as MI London made a dominant statement in the men's Hundred opener against Sunrisers Leeds.
England all-rounder Jacob Bethell has been forced out of The Hundred after picking up a knee injury on international duty, leaving Birmingham Phoenix to find a new captain ahead of their opening fixture.
Sunrisers Leeds made a statement in the opening match of the women's Hundred, dismissing MI London for 107 before chasing down the target with 31 balls to spare at The Oval.
The Hundred returns in 2026 with new owners, new identities and dramatically higher player salaries. Jamie Hall looks at what the privatisation overhaul means for the tournament.
The Hundred returns for its sixth edition with sweeping changes on and off the field. From IPL-linked rebrands to fresh kits and major investment, here's what you need to know.
The Hundred is back on 21 July for its sixth edition, with new team names, fresh investment, and 16 games confirmed for BBC coverage. Here's everything you need to know.
The Hundred has undergone a dramatic ownership shake-up, with IPL heavyweights and American investors now holding stakes in all eight franchises. Jamie Hall breaks down who owns what and what it means for the competition.