The Hundred Auction 2026 took place in Central London, featuring notable player sales and a total of 247 participants.
The Hundred Auction Highlights
The Hundred Auction 2026, held on March 12 at Piccadilly Lights in Central London, showcased a competitive atmosphere with significant player sales. Notably, Joe Root was sold for £240,000 to the Manchester Super Giants, making him one of the top earners of the day.
Adil Rashid followed closely, fetching £250,000 as he was acquired by Southern Brave. Another standout was Jordan Cox, who commanded a remarkable £300,000 price tag upon being sold to Welsh Fire.
Other notable transactions included James Vince, who went for £190,000 to MI London, and Jonny Bairstow, sold for £160,000 to London Spirit. Aiden Markram also attracted attention, securing a £200,000 deal with Manchester Super Giants.
In total, the auction featured 247 players, highlighting the depth of talent available in the league. However, not all players found buyers; Daryl Mitchell and Haris Rauf were both unsold, raising questions about their future in the competition.
David Miller was sold for £110,000 to Southern Brave, while Finn Allen and Ryan Rickelton were also among the successful sales, with prices of £160,000 and £150,000 respectively.
The first-ever The Hundred player auction has set the stage for an exciting season ahead, with teams now solidifying their rosters. Observers are keen to see how these acquisitions will impact team dynamics and performance in the upcoming matches.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding the overall financial implications of the auction and how these player movements will influence the league’s competitive landscape.
