The fourth edition of The Hundred will get underway from July 23 - here is the list of all overseas players that will be seen in action in the tournament over the next few weeks.

The winners of the previous edition of the Men’s Hundred, Oval Invincibles, will start their title defence this year when they take on Birmingham Phoenix in the first match of the tournament on July 23 at Kia Oval, London. South Brave, the defending champions of the 2023 Women’s Hundred will start their season on July 24 in Utilita Bowl, Southampton

The Hundred 2024 format

Like last year, a total of 34 matches will be held in the tournament, with each team playing eight league games, four at home and four away, amounting to 32 league games in all.

Following that, the top-ranked team will directly qualify for the Final, whereas the second and third-ranked teams will play in the Eliminator to decide the second finalist. The Final will be played on August 18 at Lord’s.

How many overseas players are allowed in each team of The Hundred?

Each team is allowed to have three overseas players in their squad. Several star T20 players from around the world, including Smriti Mandhana, Sunil Narine, Nicholas Pooran and Rashid Khan, will be seen in action this time around, along with English international and local players.

Naseem Shah, bought by Birmingham Phoenix this year, will miss the competition as the Pakistan Cricket Board has denied him a No Objection Certificate (NOC).

The Hundred 2024: Full list of overseas players in each team

Birmingham Phoenix: Men – Tim Southee, Sean Abbott, Adam Milne, Women – Sophie Devine, Ellyse Perry, Richa Ghosh*

*Suzie Bates will come in as a replacement for Richa Ghosh for the first three games

London Spirit: Men – Andre Russell, Shimron Hetmyer, Nathan Ellis, Women – Meg Lanning, Deepti Sharma*, Georgia Redmayne

*Erin Burns will replace Deepti Sharma while she is on international duty

**Jimmy Neesham will be available as a replacement for Zak Crawley while he is on international duty

Manchester Originals: Men – Fazalhaq Farooqi, Usama Mir, Sikandar Raza, Women – Beth Mooney, Kim Garth, Laura Wolvaardt

Northern Superchargers:  Men – Nicholas Pooran, Mitchell Santner, Matthew Short, Women – Annabel Sutherland, Phoebe Litchfield, Georgia Wareham

Oval Invincibles: Men – Adam Zampa, Spencer Johnson, Donovan Ferreira, Women – Chamari Athapaththu*, Marizanne Kapp, Amanda-Jade Wellington

*Laura Harris will come in as a replacement for Chamari Athapaththu for the first two games

Trent Rockets: Men – Rashid Khan, Rovman Powell, Imad Wasim, Women – Ash Gardner, Alana King, Heather Graham

**Riley Meredith will be available as a replacement for Joe Root while he is on international duty

Welsh Fire: Men – Matt Henry, Haris Rauf, Glenn Phillips, Women – Shabnim Ismail, Hayley Matthews, Jess Jonassen

Southern Brave: Men – Kieron Pollard, Akeal Hosein, Finn Allen, Women – Smriti Mandhana*, Chloe Tryon, Lauren Cheatle

*Charli Knott will replace Smriti Mandhana for the first two games

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