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The Hundred 2026 has begun on July 21 as the eight-franchises- MI London, Sunrisers Leeds, Southern Brave, Welsh Fire, London Spirit, Manchester Super Giants, Birmingham Phoenix, and Trent Rockets- came up against each other for the title glory. MI London, who were named as Oval Invincibles, start the 2026 season as the defending champions of the competition. 

The eight venues- Kennington Oval in South London, the Rose Bowl in Southampton, Lord’s in London, Edgbaston in Birmingham, Headingley in Leeds, Emirates Old Trafford in Manchester, Trent Bridge in Nottingham, and Sophia Gardens in Cardiff will host the event.

Irrespective of the Indian Premier League (IPL), the table-topper from the league stage of the event will qualify straight into the final of The Hundred 2026, while the second- and third-ranked sides will face each other for the Eliminator to meet the finalist.  

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In the opening clash betwen MI London and the Leeds, Mitchell Marsh smashed 41 runs off 27 balls with three boundaries and as many sixes, while Tom Aslop clubbed 31 runs off 18 balls. For the home side, Sam Curran smashed unbeaten 60 runs in 39 balls while Nicholas Pooran nailed an undefeated knock of 58 runs in 22 balls at a strike rate of 263.64, shouldering five boundaries and five sixes. 

In the second game of the competition, for the Southern Brave, both Thomas Rew and David Miller got over 40-runs in the department, while for the Fire side, in the chase, their captain, Phil Salt remained unbeaten on 47 runs to complete the chase by six wickets. 

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At Lord's during the third clash between the London Spirit and Manchester Super Giants, Liam Livingstone played a superb knock of 69 runs off 40 balls with four boundaries and five sixes. For Manchester, however, Tim Seifert's knock was impressive with 67 runs coming off 45 deliveries at a strike rate of 148.89 with six boundaries and three sixes. 

For Birmingham Phoenix, in the game against Trent Rockets, Joe Clarke smashed 68 runs off 33 balls with the help of seven boundaries and four sixes, while Will Smeed nailed 51 runs off 28 balls. Tom Banton, for the Rockets, played a senstaional knock in a losing cause of 67 runs off 32 balls, shouldering on four bounaries and five sixes. 

During the clash between the Leeds and Brave, Mitchell Marsh smashed a fine knock of 69 runs off just 34 balls, thanks to four boundaries and six sixes at a strike rate of 202.94 while Dan Lawrence remained unbeaten on 51 runs off 25 balls with four boundaries and three sixes. For the Brave, many batters got the start, but none of them crossed fifty.

For the game between Welsh Fire and MI London, Rachin Ravindra missed out on his century by two runs and finished with 98 runs off 44 balls thanks to seven boundaries and as many sixes at a strike rate of 222.73. Later, James Vince drilled a dashing role of 66 runs off 38 balls at a strike rate of 173.68 with seven boundaries and four sixes.

In Manchester, the supr Giants' wicket-keeper batter, Jos Buttler, played a sensatioal knock of 90 runs off just 50 balls with the help of seven boundaries and five sixes while Tom Moores clubbed unbeaten 39 runs in 17 balls at a strike rate of 229.41. However, it wasn't a suitable batting show from Birmingham Phoenix.

London Spirit, during the clash at Trent Bridge, posted a decent score of 159 runs for the loss of nine wickets in their allotted 100 balls as Dewald Brevis clubbed 39 runs off 24 balls with four sixes and one four. For the Rockets, Ben Duckett nailed 75 runs off 47 balls at a strike rate of 160. 

In the encounter between the Southern Brave and MI London, for the hosts in Southampton, Jamie Smith smashed 49 runs off 26 balls with six boundaries and two sixes while Tristan Stubbs got 38 runs off 31 balls. For the tourists, Will Jacks smashed a 41-ball half-century, thanks to three boundaries and two sixes.

For the Super Giants, against the Sunrisers, Jos Buttler remained unbeaten on 63 runs off 33 balls while Heinrich Klaasen smacked 53 runs off 27 balls. At Headlingley, Zak Crawley remained unbeaten on 56 runs while Mitchell Marsh nailed 63 runs in 26 balls at a strike rate of 242.31.   

For the contest between Welsh Fire and Trent Rockets at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff, Matthew Short smashed 36 runs off 26 balls at a strike rate of more than 138, with the help of one boundary and two sixes, while Jordan Cox nailed 33 runs off 16 balls. In reply, Ben Duckett clubbed an unbeaten knock of 52 runs off 45 balls, thanks to eight boundaries.

In the London derby at the Kennington Oval, Will Jacks played a superb knock of 65 runs off 44 balls for the MI London side, while Sherfane Rutherford nailed 41 runs in just 19 balls at a strike rate of 215.79, shouldering on four sixes and a couple of boundaries. For the Spirit, Lhuan-dre Pretorious smacked 64 runs off 28 balls at a strike rate of 228.57, shouldering on three boundaries and seven sixes.

During the fixture between Southern Brave and Birmingham Phoenix, most of the batters struggled to get going on a sluggish Rose Bowl surface as Will Smeed was the only batter in the entire contest to get 35-runs individually. 

In the game between the Super Giants and the Rockets, Buttler and Leus du Plooy put up a strong stand of 81 runs where the former smashed a fine knock of 55 runs off just 37 balls. For the Rockets, their opener, Finn Allen, remained unbeaten on 72 runs in just 35 balls, thanks to 11 boundaries and a pair of sixes.

During the encounter between Fire and Phoenix, the hosts, at Edgbaston, struggled with the bat. Joe Clarke was their leading individual run-getter with 35 runs off 23 balls with four boundaries and two sixes. For the tourists, Phil Salt nailed 46 runs off 36 balls while Joe Root remained unbeaten on 58 runs of 40 balls. 

In the game between Spirit and Brave, Jonny Bairstow was the only player who crossed the 15-run mark and smashed 56 runs off 43 balls, thanks to his five boundaries and two sixes at a strike rate of 130.23. For the Brave, David Miller remained unbeaten on 39 runs in 28 balls.

In the clash between Rockets and Sunrisers, Ben Duckett smashed a fine knock of 64 runs off 47 balls at a strike rate of 136.17 while Aneurin Donald nailed 40 runs off 19 balls, thanks to three fours and as many sixes. For the Leeds, Brook smashed 46 runs off 33 balls, shouldering on four fours.

Against Manchester Super Giants, MI Lonon’s opener, Will Jacks, played a sensational knock of 62 runs off 31 balls while Pooran claimed 54 runs in 28 balls, thanks to five boundaries and four sixes. For the tourists at the Kennington Oval, Markram nailed 50 runs off 26 balls, shouldering on seven boundaries and one six.

During the clash between Brave and Fire, Stoinis stabled the struggling batting line-up of the tourists at the Sophia Gardens with his fine knock of 55 runs in 39 balls at a strike rate of 141.03, thanks to eight boundaries and one six. In the chase, Matthew Short remained unbeaten on 60 runs in 41 balls, shouldering on six boundaries and two sixes.

In the high-scoring fixture between the Sunrisers and Spirit at Leeds, Marsh, Rickelton, and Brook smashed their respective fifties including the captain’s knock of 55 runs off just 18 balls thanks to five boundaries and six sixes, while Rickelton smashed unbeaten 94 runs off 42 balls. In the reply, Spirits’ David Willey smacked 83 runs off 46 balls, shouldering on 10 boundaries and three sixes.

In the encounter between Manchester and Welsh, Salt smashed 48 runs off 37 balls while Matthew Short continued his rich form with a fine knock of 71 runs off 47 balls, thanks to eight boundaries and a couple of sixes. However, Buttler’s 51 runs off 20 balls and Seifert’s 36-ball 62-run knock earned them the victory with some impressive shots.

During the contest between Birmingham and Trent, Joe Clarke played a decent knock of 62 runs off 45 balls thanks to three boundaries and five sixes while Sam Billings, for the Rockets, nailed unbeaten 31 runs off 19 balls, shouldering on one boundary and three sixes.

During the London-derby at Lord’s, Lhuan smashed a dashing knock of 52 runs off 28 balls, shouldering on five boundaries and three sixes at a strike rate of 185.71. In reply, MI London’s three batters got 30+ individual scores with Sikandar Raza smashing 32 runs off 16 balls, with the help of four sixes.

At Edgbaston, Sunrisers’ Rickelton smashed a dashing knock of 65 runs off 37 balls thanks to six boundaries and three sixes while Marsh nailed 34 runs off 23 balls at a strike rate of 147.83, with the help of five boundaries and one six. For Phoenix, Sean Dickson was the leading individual run-getter with 34 runs.

In the home contest at the Kennington Oval, MI London’s captain, Sam Curran, played a superb knock of 72 runs of 46 balls, thanks to four boundaries and five sixes while Will Jacks nailed 39 runs in 26 balls. However, Santner’s undefeated knock of 52 runs in 23 balls, shouldering on five boundaries and three overtook the previous knock.

In the clash between Manchester and Brave, Seifert nailed 55 runs off just 34 balls at a strike rate of 161.76 while Paul Walter smacked an impressive knock of 64 runs in 32 deliveries, shouldering on six boundaries and four sixes. For Brave, Stubbs remained undefeated on 53 runs off 38 balls, thanks to one four and three sixes.

During the clash between Leeds and Welsh, in Headingley, Marsh smashed a fine knock of 50 runs off 34 balls., thanks to five boundaries and three sixes, while Rickelton nailed 40 runs in 22 balls while Zak Crawley based 34 runs in only 12 balls. Short, meanwhile, continued his superb form with 43 runs in just 29 deliveries, thanks to seven boundaries and one six.

In the encounter between Spirits and the Phoenix, Joe Clarke smashed a fine knock of 73 runs off 42 balls with four fours and five sixes while Sean Dickson clubbed an unbeaten knock of 51 runs in just 28 balls, thanks to four boundaries and three sixes. Spirits’ captain, Liam Livingstone, nailed 66 runs in 30 balls, shouldering on seven boundaries and four sixes while Brevis remained undefeated on 55 runs off 31 balls, thanks to five boundaries and three sixes.

During the encounter between the Rockets and Brave at Trent Bridge, Santer played a fine knock of unbeaten 35 runs in 23 balls with three boundaries and one six. Stubbs nailed a dashing knock of 52 runs off 28 balls at a strike rate of 185.71, shouldering on four boundaries and three sixes, while Stoinis clubbed 46 runs off 25 balls, thanks to four boundaries and three sixes.

During the contest between Sunrisers and Super Giants, Manchester’s opening batter, Tim Seifert, smashed a fine knock of 80 runs off 40 balls at a strike rate of 200, thanks to five boundaries and seven sixes while Paul Walter drilled undefeated 44 runs off 28 balls. The Sunrisers’ batters, on the other hand, struggled with the bat.

In the game between London and Welsh, at the Sophia Gardens, Jonny Bairstow smashed a fine knock of 34 runs off 19 balls at a strike rate of 178.95, thanks to a couple of fours and three sixes along with Jamie Overton’s 21 runs off 11 balls. For the hosts, only Jordan Cox played a sensible knock of 44 runs off 28 balls with three fours and two sixes.

In the clash between MIL and Phoenix, Pooran smashed a decent knock of 36 runs off 21 balls at a strike rate of 171.43, thanks to a couple of boundaries and three sixes while Joe Weatherley also played a fine knock, by notching up 42 runs in 31 balls, thanks to five fours and one six.

During the Eliminator at Kennington Oval, for the Super Giants, Paul Walter played a sensational knock of 80 runs off 46 balls, thanks to three boundaries and eight sixes along with Klaasen’s 63 runs off just 26 balls, shouldering on six boundaries and four sixes. Rickelton, meanwhile remained unbeaten on 54 runs off 34 deliveries.

During the final of the competition between Rockets and Super Giants, Aneurin Donald smashed 38 runs off 19 balls while Lewis Gregory nailed 32 runs off 16 balls, shouldering on two boundaries and thee sixes. Tim Seifert, while opening the batting, contributed 72 runs off 38 balls, thanks to four boundaries and seven sixes at a strike rate of around 190. 

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Richard Gleeson, for the MI London side, picked up four wickets in the opening clash off 19 balls at a run-per-ball 1.32. Trent Boult bowled well for his figures of 1/17 in 20 balls. Nathan Ellis ended with figures of 1/22 in 20 balls while Brydon Carse rreturned with figures of 2/18 in 20 balls. 

During the second game between Welsh Fire and Brave, Marco Jansen bowled beautifully for his spell of 2/17 in 20 balls while for the visitors at the Rose Bowl in Southampton, Nikhil Chaudhary finished with a fine spell of 2/19 in 15 balls at a RPB of 1.27. 

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Both Adam Zampa and Livingstone picked up two wickets each in the third clash of the event between Spirit and Super Giants. But, Gus Atkison showed his class with 2/15 in 20 balls while Liam Dawson was also excellent for his 1/23 in 20 balls. 

Calvin Harrison, for the Rockets, ended up with figures of 2/27 in 20 ballls. For the Phoenix, both Usman Tariq and Scott Currie collected two wickets each in the bowling to earn the victory in the hoke clash. 

In the game between Leeds and Brave, Adil Rashid finished with figures of 3/21 in 20 balls, including 10 dots. For the Leeds, Abrar Ahmed picked up 2/33 while Nathan Ellis had 1/25 in 20 balls.

In the bowling between WF and MI London, Trent Boult was excellent for his figures of 1/16 in 20 balls while the batters struggled to do well with the ball. Lockie Ferguson was the pak of the bowlers for Fire, finishing with figures of 4/26 in 20 balls. Sam Cook was also exceptional for hiss 1/19 in 20 balls.

With the ball, Rehan Ahmed's 2/43 in 20 balls was the highlight for the Phoenix. Meanwhile, for the Super Giants, Liam Dawson ended with 3/15 in 17 balls along with the two-wicket hauls from Noor Ahmad, Josh Tongue, and Sonny Baker.

During the contest between the Rockets and Spiirt, Calvin Harrison and Craig Overton finished with double-wicket hauls each, while for the TR side, Adam Milne and Andrew Tye returned with figures of 2/25 and 2/35, respectively. 

For the game between Brave and London, all of Boult, Tom and Sam Curran, and Richard Gleeson ended with two wickets each for the London side. For the Braves, Marcus Stonis ended with 3/17 in 20 balls while Adil Rashid had 1/26 in 20 balls. 

In the game between Manchester and Leeds, the bowlers had a tough day as Nathan Ellis returned with figures of 2/32 in 20 balls while Sonny Baker ended with figures of 1/30 in 20 balls. 

In the bowling performance, Mitchell Santner picked up three wickets in his 20 balls, giving away 35 runs at a RPB of 1.75, while in the second innings, the only wicket went to Rachin Ravindra. For the Spirit, Jamie Overton finished with figures of 3/30 in 20 balls while James Coles had 1/17 in 10 balls. Most of the MI London bowlers struggled for accuracy as Rashid Khan was economical for 1 RPB, even though he didn’t get any success. 

In the bowling department, during the clash between Birmingham and Brave, Ben Dwarshuis ended with figures of 2/18 in 20 balls while Rehan Ahmed returned with figures of 3/25 in 20 balls. Luke Wood, for the home side, ended with 3/24 in 20 balls while Stoinis picked up 2/16. 

In the fixture between TR and MSG, Craig Overton was superb for his spell of 3/23 in 20 balls at a RPB of 1.15, while both Gus Atkinson and Sonny Baker picked up two wickets each in the second innings. 

With the ball in hand, during the contest between Welsh Fire and Birmingham Phoenix, both Marco Jansen and Lockie Ferguson, picked up two wickets each. In the defence of the home side, Chris Wood returned with figures of 1/21 in 20 balls.

Archer was breathtaking with the ball in the game between Spirit and Brave and ended with 4/9 in 20 balls while Marcus Stoinis returned with figures of 3/17 in 17 balls. Meanwhile, David Willey, ended with 2/28 in 15 balls.

With the ball, during the clash between Trent and Leeds, Brydon Carse ended with figures of 2/20 in 20 balls while Mohammad Amir returned with figures of 2/20 in 20 balls. Craig Overton had 1/11 in 10 balls.

With the ball, Manchester’s Noor Ahmed returned with figures of 2/40 in 20 balls while Atkinson had a tough day with figures of 0/50 in 20 balls. MI London’s Rashid Khan had figures of 5/17 in 20 balls at a RPB of 0.85.

In the bowling performance during the Brave-Fire encounter, Archer bowled with incredible pace and returned with figures of 2/19 in 20 balls. Sam Cook, for the Fire, had figures of 3/14 in 20 balls while both Ravindra and Short picked up two wickets each.

In the clash between the Sunrisers and Spirits, the bowlers went through a tough time as Adam Milne had figure of 1/35 in 15 balls. Meanwhile, Reece Tropley and Nathan Ellis also picked up two wickets each.

In the bowling during the clash between Super Giants and Fire, Atkinson was superb for his spell of 2/12 in 15 balls while Paul Walter finished with figures of 1/25 in 15 balls. Meanwhile, Sam Cook ended up with 1/20 in 10 balls.

In the clash between Rockets and Phoenix, Lewis Gregory bowled beautifully for his spell of 2/20 in 20 balls while Henry returned with 1/24 in 20 balls. Usman Tariq continued to impress with his bowling figures of 2/15 in 20 balls.

In the bowling department during the Spirts and MIL, Sowter returned with figures of 2/29 in 20 balls at a RPB of 1.45. Meanwhile, for the Spirits, J Overton ended up with 2/23 while Milne, Fisher, and Crane bagged one wicket each.

In the bowling department during the clash between Birmingham and Leeds, Tariq finished with figures of 2/28 in 20 balls while Brydon Carse returned with 3/17 in 20 balls. Matthew Potts had 3/22 ion 20 balls.

In the bowling show between London and Rockets, Craig Overton finished with 1/24 in 20 balls while Calvin Harrison returned with figures of 1/11 in 10 balls. Against the Rockets’ batting, Glesson added two more wickets to his tally.

With the ball, during the clash between Super Giants and Brave, Adil Rashid ended up with 2/17 in 20 balls while Jordan had figures of 1/9 in 10 balls. Atkinson returned with 2/19 in 20 balls while Dawson had 2/24 in 20 balls.

In the bowling department during the clash of Sunrisers and Welsh, Ferguson bowled well for his figures of 1/22 in 20 balls, including 10 dot balls. Brydon Carse returned with figures of 3/24 in 20 balls while Ellis had fine numbers of 2/18 in 20 balls.

In the bowling department of the game between London Spirts and Birmingham, Coles and Crane finished with figures of 1/25 and 1/26, respectively, while most of the Phoenix bowlers struggled including Saqib Mahmood’s 1/42 in 15 balls.

In the clash between the Rockets and Brave, Nikhil Chaudhary was excellent for his figures of 1/20 in 15 balls while Daniel Worrall ended with 1/21 in 20 balls. C Overton., meanwhile, ended with figures of 1/18 in 20 balls.

In the bowling department between Leeds and Super Giants’ game, Atkinson returned with figures of 3/30 in 20 balls while Baker had 2/22 in 20 balls. Meanwhile, the Sunrisers failed to take a single wicket.

With the ball in hand, in the fixture between London and Welsh, Woakes, Jansen, and Ferguson ended with two wickets each in the first innings while Wilkey returned with figures of 3/20 in 20 balls.

In the bowling of the game between London and Phoenix, both Wood and Rehan picked up two wickets each while for the former, at Edgbaston, Gleeson and Sam Curran returned with their two wickets each.

With the ball, during the Eliminator, Ellis had fine figures of 1/28 while Carse ended up with 1/22 in 20 balls at a RPB of 1.10. Josh Tongue picked up four wickets for 26 runs off 20 balls while Baker had 2/39 in 20 balls.

In the final, Noor Ahmad finished with figures of 3/33 in 20 balls while Jonge Tongue was superb for his spell of 1/27 in 20 balls. Liam Dawson also bowled well for strong figures of 1/25 in 20 balls. For the Rockets, Mohammad Amir finished with a fine spell of 3/29 in 20 balls.

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In the very first game of The Hundred 2026, Sunrisers Leeds were bundled out for 143 in 99 balls with Tom Aslop smashing 31 runs in 18 balls with the help of three sixes at a strike rate of 172.22. MI London, in reply, completed the chase with 16 balls to spare by seven wickets. That was built on unbeaten 93-run fourth-wicket partnership. 

During the contest between Fire and Brave, Thomas nailed 41 runs off 30 balls thanks to five boundaries and one six to shoulder the side to 135/7 in 100 balls. In the chase, Salt remained undefeated on 47 balls to get them over the finishing line by six wickets with two balls to spare. 

Manchester batter first against the London Spirit and posted a decent score of 138 runs for the loss of nine wickets in their 100 balls thanks to Seifert's 67 runs. Livingstone kept themselves in the chase with 69 runs but fell short by just seven runs in the end. 

Birmingham smashed a huge score of 214 runs for the loss of four wickets in the first innings, based on the 104-run opening partnership between Clarke and Smeed, both of whom celebrated their fifties. In reply, the Rockets were restricted to 204/7, losing the contest by 10 runs. Tom Banton smashed 67bruns off 32 balls at a strike rate of 209.38. 

The Leeds posted a massive score of 187 runs for the loss of five wickets in their allotted 100 balls. Marsh smacked 69 runs off 34 balls while Lawrence nailed 51 runs off 25 balls. The Brave tried hard in the chase but fell short of the target by five runs.

Batting first, Fire posted a respectable score of 167 runs for the loss of five wickets in their allotted 100 balls, shouldering on Rachin, who smashed 98 runs. MI were in the chase for a long time before falling short of the target by 15 runs, despite Vince’s 66 runs in 38 balls.

During the encounter between Birmingham and Manchester at Emirates Old Trafford, the Super Giants posted a strong score of 187 runs for the loss of five wickets in their allotted 100 balls, thanks to Jos Buttler's 90. Phoenix was bundled out for 100 runs, losing the contest by 87 runs as Liam Dawson finished with figures of 3/15. 

At Trent Bridge, during the fixture between Spirit and Rockets, the visiors posted a decent score of 159 runs for the loss of nine wickets in their allotted 100 balls before the hosts completed the chase by four wickets and two balls top spare. Apart from Duckett's 75, Craig Overton played a superb unbeaten knock of 20 runs off six balls.

During the contest between MI London and Southern Brave, the hosts, at the Rose Bowl, ended up with a below-average score of 129/9 on a tough surface before the Sam Curran-led side completed the chase in a nervy manner on the last ball by three wickets.

At Headingley, the Manchester Super Giants posted 181 runs for the loss of three wickets in their allotted 100 balls as Buttler and Klaassen put up a partnership of 105 runs for the third wicket in 47 balls. In reply, the Sunrisers completed the chase by eight wickets with 12 balls to spare. 

Welsh Fire struggled to put 122 runs on the board for the loss of seven wickets in their allotted 100 balls. Jordan Cox provided them with the aggressive finish of 33 runs in 16 balls. The Rockets completed the chase by nine wickets with 28 balls to spare, thanks to the 75-run opening stand. 

The London Spirit opened their account in the 164-run chase by five wickets with 11 balls to spare as Lhuan smashed a dashing knock of 64 runs off 28 balls at a strike rate of 228.57. MI London’s 164/5 proved to be a small score to chase for the Spirit.

The Southern Brave batted first and posted 128 runs for the loss of eight wickets in their 100 balls before completing the 12-run victory with some clinical bowling show as they finally opened their account in this year's Men's Hundred.

Batting first, the hosts, at Old Trafford in Manchester, put up a decent score of 137/3 in their allotted 100 balls before the Rockets completed the easy chase by six wickets with 13 balls to spare. 

Birmingham posted a decent score of 137 runs for the loss of nine wickets in their allotted 100 balls with the help of small contributions from all the batters. In reply, the Fie completed the chase of 138 runs by seven wickets and four balls to spare.

London Spirit were stunned by the pace of Archer and Stonis and bundled out for 105 runs off 92 balls as only Bairstow got a half-century with the bat. Despite the struggle, Brave completed the chase by five wickets with three balls to spare.

Trent Rockets smacked 146 runs for the loss of four wickets in their allotted 100 balls. Sunrisers, at Trent Bridge, were in the chase for a long time being at 117/2 in 84 balls before they lost their way and fell short of the target by five runs.

MIL posted a strong score of 183 runs for the six wickets in their allotted 100 balls. Jacks and Pooran put up a stand of 38 runs in 18 balls followed by the 44-run partnership off 24 balls. In reply, the Super Giants were bundled out for 138 runs and lost the encounter by 45 runs.

Brave batted first and posted a decent score of 115 runs for the loss of eight wickets in their allotted 100 balls before the Fire struggled in the middle the chase. However, the 46-run stand shouldered them over the winning line by six wickets with five balls to spare.

The Sunrisers smashed a huge score of 241 runs for the loss of two wickets in their allotted 100 balls before the Spirits made their way to 204/6 and lost the encounter by 37 runs. The tourist were reduced to 56/5 before showing improvement with the bat in the chase.

Fire posted a decent score of 155 runs for the loss of four wickets in their allotted 100 balls thanks to the two superb knocks from Short and Salt. Seifert and Buttler’s respective half-centuries completed the chase by nine wickets with 31 balls to spare.

Phoenix posted a decent score of 111 runs for the loss of six wickets in their allotted 100 balls thanks to the 62-run knock off 45 balls from Joe Clarke. In reply, Trent completed the chase by seven wickets with 17 balls to spare as all the batters chipped in with small contributions.

London Spirits posted 160 runs for the loss of five wickets in their allotted 100 balls thanks to Lhuan’s 52 runs off 28 balls at a strike rate of 185.71. In reply, MI London completed the chase by four wickets with six balls to spare as their middle order contributed strongly.

Leeds posted 169 runs for the loss of seven wickets in their allotted 100 balls, thanks to the contributions from their openers. Meanwhile, Phoenix were reduced to 124/8 and lost the contest by 45 runs as the home side was knocked out of the competition.

MI’s struggle in the lower order kept them to 147/7 in their allotted 100 balls, out of which they made just three runs and lost three wickets inside the last five balls of the innings. Rockets, despite being at a critical position in the chase, got over the line, thanks to the 78-run stand, by six wickets.

Manchester posted 149 runs for the loss of eight wickets in their allotted 100 balls with the help of the 119-run opening partnership at the Rose Bowl in Southampton. Brave, in reply, were reduced to 139/6 as Stubbs was the only biggest contributor for his undefeated 53 runs and lost the contest by 10 runs.

Based on the 89-run opening partnership and the small contributions from all the batters of the side, Sunrisers Leeds posted 201 runs for the loss of four wickets in their allotted 100 balls. In the chase, Welsh Fire were no where near the target and were restricted to 130/6 and lost the contest by 71 runs.

Birmingham posted 162 runs for the loss of four wickets in their allotted 100 balls thanks to the 92-run stand for the fourth-wicket off 47 balls. London completed the chase at Lord’s by seven wickets with 18 balls to spare, based on the 103-run knock off 47 deliveries.

The Rockets posted 158 runs for the loss of five wickets in their allotted 100 balls as Santner smacked 35 runs. On the other hand, Brave, despite being down and out in the chase, got over the line with the 70-run stand for the fourth wicket by six wickets with three balls to spare.

In the vital clash, the Leeds side was bundled out for 127 runs with most of their batters getting the starts but failed to convert them into the big scores. Manchester earned the win by 10 wickets in 68 balls thanks to the 128-run opening stand between Seifert and Walter.

In the encounter between the Spirits and the Fire at the Sophia Gardens, the former posted a below-average score of 131 runs for the loss of eight wickets in their allotted 20 overs. The home side were not in the chase for a long time and finished the chase short of six runs to end the tournament on a low.

MIL posted 157 runs for the loss of six wickets in their allotted 100 balls with contributions from all of their batters. The Phoenix were in the chase till the last set before finishing the game two runs short of the target as Boult bowled a superb last over.

Thanks to the 114-run stand off 52 balls for the third wicket between Walter and Klaasen, the Super Giants posted a massive score of 186 runs for the loss of four wickets in their allotted 100 balls. In reply, the Leeds were restricted to 166/7 with just one fifty in the line-up. The Super Giants, with the win of 20 runs, reach the final.  

Trent Rockets, during the final, posted 158 runs for the loss of eight wickets in their allotted 100 balls with many small contributions in the entire batting line-up. However, the Super Giants went off a fine start thanks to Seifert’s superb knock of 72 runs before Amir’s fine spell of bowling pulled them back with 3/29. Finally, the winning six from Dawson made Manchester Super Giants the champions of The Hundred 2026.  

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