David Warner, Smriti Mandhana, Meg Lanning, Kane Williamson, Kieron Pollard and Beth Mooney are just some of the players available to sign in The Hundred Draft, powered by Sage.
There is also a host of English stars within the list, including Dawid Malan, Amy Jones, Ollie Pope, Lauren Filer and Jason Roy.
The Hundred Draft will take place at The Shard on Wednesday 20 March, live-streamed from 5.30pm on thehundred.com, YouTube and TikTok.
Birmingham Phoenix Men can select four players in the draft, including the third overall pick at the top band salary, while Phoenix Women have six draft selections, including the first overall pick and three of the first eight.
Ahead of the fourth year of the competition, there are 890 players from 22 countries up for grabs. Each team will take it in turns to select domestic and overseas players to complete their squads.
On Deadline Day 137 players were retained in total, which leaves 75 spots to be filled across both competitions at The Hundred Draft. A further 16 players, two per squad, will be added to both men’s and women’s teams via The Vitality Wildcard Draft before the competition starts.
Other names available to sign in The Hundred Draft include:
India’s Jemimah Rodrigues, Deepti Sharma, Richa Ghosh; New Zealand’s Daryl Mitchell, Suzie Bates, Tim Southee and Rachin Ravindra; Australia’s Ashleigh Gardner, Tim David, Matthew Wade and Annabel Sutherland; Pakistan’s Shadab Khan and Fatima Sana.
West Indies’ Nicholas Pooran, Deandra Dottin and Shamar Joseph; Ireland’s Orla Prendergast and Paul Stirling; Sri Lanka’s Angelo Mathews; South Africa’s Lizelle Lee and Lungi Ngidi, Afghanistan’s Mujeeb Ur Rahman; Bangladesh’s Jahanara Alam and Shakib Al Hasan
From 13-27 March there will be an exclusive window open to buy tickets for fans who have previously attended The Hundred. There will be a priority window open from 9-23 April for all fans who sign up in advance at thehundred.com. The general sale period begins from 25 April.
Tickets are once again great value, with prices set at £5 for juniors aged 3-15 (free for under 3s) and adults starting from £11.
All games will again be live on Sky Sports and BBC broadcast and digital channels throughout the competition.
To stay up to date with the latest news, buy tickets or to sign up for priority access, visit thehundred.com or follow The Hundred, and the eight teams, on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
