The retained players for both the men’s and women’s Hundred in 2023 have been announced – here’s the full list of players retained by each team.

This year’s competition will be played in England during August, with six franchises again competing for the trophy. Last year Trent Rockets were victorious in the men’s competition after beating Manchester Originals in the final. The Oval Invincibles were the champions of the women’s tournament, winning their second consecutive title after beating Southern Brave in a repeat of the 2021 final.

Each team has picked the players they wish to retain and which players to release back into the auction from last year’s squads. The 2023 competition will also feature an auction for the women’s competition for the first time.

The Hundred Draft 2023, player retentions: Full list of players retained by each team

Men’s Hundred

Welsh Fire
Johnny Bairstow, (central), Joe Clarke (£100k), Ollie Pope (£75k), David Payne (£60k), Jake Ball (£50k), George Scrimshaw (£30k).

Southern Brave
Jofra Archer (central), James Vince (£100k), Chris Jordan (£100k), Tymal Mills (£75k), Rehan Ahmed (£60k), Craig Overton (£60k), Finn Allen (£50k), George Garton (£50k), James Fuller (£40k), Alex Davies (£40k), Joe Weatherley (£30k).

Northern Superchargers
Ben Stokes (central), Adil Rashid (£125k), Harry Brook (£125k), Adam Lyth (£75k), Adam Hose (£60k), Brydon Carse (£60k), Matthew Potts (£50k), David Wiese (£50k), Wayne Parnell (£40k), Callum Parkinson (£30k).

Oval Invincibles
Sam Curran (central), Sunil Narine (£125k), Will Jacks (£125k), Jason Roy (£100k), Tom Curran (£100k), Sam Billings (£75k), Saqib Mahmood (£75k), Jordan Cox (£50k),Gus Atkinson (£50k), Danny Briggs (£40k), Nathan Sowter (£30k).

Birmingham Phoenix
Chris Woakes (central), Liam Livingstone (£125k), Moeen Ali (£100k), Shadab Khan (£100k), Adam Milne (£75k), Benny Howell (£75k), Will Smeed (£60k), Kane Richardson (£60k), Tom Helm (£50k), Chris Benjamin (£40k), Dan Mousley (£30k).

London Spirit
Mark Wood (central), Glenn Maxwell (£125k), Nathan Ellis (£100k), Liam Dawson (£75k), Dan Lawrence (£75k), Zak Crawley (£60k), Jordan Thompson (£60k), Mason Crane (£50k), Adam Rossington (£50k), Chris Wood (£40k), Ravi Bopara (£40k).

Manchester Originals
Jos Buttler (central), Wanindu Hasaranga (£125k), Phil Salt (£125k), Jamie Overton (£75k), Tom Hartley (£75k), Richard Gleeson (60k), Paul Walter (£60k), Josh Little (£50k), Wayne Madsen (£40k), Tom Lammonby (£40k), Mitchell Stanley (£30k).

Trent Rockets
Joe Root (central), Rashid Khan (£125k), Dawid Malan (£100k), Alex Hales (£100k), Lewis Gregory (£75k), Luke Wood (£75k), Colin Munro (£60k), Sam Cook (£60k), Daniel Sams (£50k), Samit Patel (£50k), Matt Carter (£30k).

Women’s Hundred

Welsh Fire
Tammy Beaumont (£25k), Hayley Matthews (£25k), Annabel Sutherland (£18,750).

London Spirit
Heather Knight (£31,250), Amelia Kerr (£25k), Charlie Dean (£18,750), Danielle Gibson (£15k)

Manchester Originals
Sophie Ecclestone (£31,250), Deandra Dottin (£25k), Emma Lamb (£18,750), Ellie Threlkeld (£15k).

Northern Superchargers
Alyssa Healy (£31,250), Linsey Smith (£18,750), Hollie Armitage (£15k), Bess Heath (£15k).

Birmingham Phoenix
Amy Jones (£31,250), Ellyse Perry (£25k), Issy Wong (£25k), Emily Arlott (£15k).

Trent Rockets
Nat Sciver-Brunt (£31,250), Katherine Sciver-Brunt (£25k), Alana King (£25k), Bryony Smith (£18,750).

Southern Brave
Smriti Mandhana (£31,250), Lauren Bell (£18,750), Maia Bouchier (£15k), Freya Kemp (£15k).

Oval Invincibles
Marizanne Kapp (£31, 250), Alice Capsey (£25k), Lauren Winfield-Hill (£25k), Tash Farrant (£18,750).

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