Cricket’s newest competition, The Hundred, launched publicly this week, with the opening of its inaugural sales window to pre-registered fans.

The eight women's teams taking part in The Hundred have announced their first wave of domestic signings, with Alex Hartley, Sophia Dunkley, Mady Villiers, Katie Levick and Sarah Glenn amongst the names.

The eight women's teams taking part in The Hundred have announced their first wave of domestic signings, with Alex Hartley, Sophia Dunkley, Mady Villiers, Katie Levick and Sarah Glenn amongst the names.

The countdown to The Hundred begins in earnest today with the unveiling of the competition’s range of early bird ticket prices.

The 1st Central County Ground in Hove stages the final of the women’s competition on Friday, August 14, while the men’s final will be hosted by Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) at Lord’s on Saturday, August 15

Today, London Spirit officially announced Trevor Griffin as the Head Coach of the women’s team.

Fixtures for the County Championship, Royal London Cup, The Hundred and Vitality Blast have been announced

The eight women's teams in The Hundred have today each announced a new marquee signing.

Northern Superchargers today announced Aaron Finch and Lauren Winfield as their men’s and women’s team captains for the inaugural season of The Hundred.

Following reports in the last 24-hours about Andrew McDonald’s potential appointment as an assistant coach of the Australia men’s team, Birmingham Phoenix can confirm that Andrew remains fully committed to his role as men’s team Head Coach in The Hundred.

Rashid Khan was Trent Rockets’ first pick out of the 96 cricketers selected live tonight to compete in the first season of The Hundred.

Australia skipper Meg Lanning will join her international coach Matthew Mott at Welsh Fire, whilst South Africa’s Lizelle Lee will head to Manchester Originals.

Rashid Khan is the first player selected for the men’s competition in The Hundred Draft, taking place live on Sky TV and BBC online. He has been snapped up by Trent Rockets Head Coach Stephen Fleming....

The ECB has today announced an extension to their existing relationship with Vitality, to now include The Hundred.

On Sunday 20th October The Hundred men’s Draft will mark an historic occasion in British sport, as the first major UK sport competition draft to be held in this country. Here’s how to follow the action as it happens:

England men’s and women’s World Cup winning players, including Joe Root, Heather Knight, Ben Stokes, Nat Sciver and Jofra Archer, have officially been selected for the eight new teams in 100 ball cricket competition, The Hundred.

Lydia Greenway and Tom Moody have been appointed as the head coaches of the Oval-based team for The Hundred next summer.

Ben Sawyer, coach of the two-time Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) winners Sydney Sixers, has been appointed as the Head Coach of the Birmingham Women’s team in The Hundred.

Eleven venues have been identified to host standalone Women’s Competition matches in The Hundred, a new 100-ball competition which starts in July 2020.

Charlotte Edwards and Mahela Jayawardena have been appointed as the Head Coaches for the Southampton-based team in The Hundred.