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The sixth edition of The Hundred starts on Tuesday, 21 July as the tournament returns with some different team names and new kits, players and coaches.
Since last year's competition, stakes in the eight sides have been sold to investors, raising more than £500m to be shared between cricket's 18 counties and at least £50m of investment in grassroots participation.
Here is everything you need to know about the 2026 edition, including the schedule and how to watch and follow on the BBC.
Full Hundred 2026 squads
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