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And with that, we are all done from The Hundred auction after two days, hundreds of player sales, a number of dramatic bidding wars, some shock unsold players, plenty of bargains and some shrewd squad‑building.

A big thanks to everyone who have following along during the last two days as we brought you live coverage of the men's and women's auctions.

But if you weren't, here's everything you need to catch up on the historic event.

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• Auction creates some of the highest-paid sportswomen in the UK
• Complete list of men's and women's squads for the 2026 Hundred
• Players as price tags - behind the curtain at The Hundred auction
• Why London Spirit spent £390,000 on all-rounder Coles

Thanks again for following along and we’ll see you again when the cricket rolls around, which is never too far away.

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Harry Brook - Sunrisers Leeds - £465,000

Phil Salt - Welsh Fire- £450,000

Jofra Archer - Southern Brave - £400,000

James Coles - London Spirit - £390,000

Jos Buttler - Manchester Super Giants - £350,000

Sam Curran - MI London - £350,000

Tim David - Trent Rockets - £350,000

Liam Livingstone - London Spirit - £350,000

Southern Brave

• Jofra Archer, £400,000
• Jamie Smith, £300,000
• Adil Rashid, £250,000
• Chris Jordan, £160,000
• Marcus Stoinis, £150,000
• Luke Wood, £130,000
• David Miller, £110,000
• Tristan Stubbs, £100,000
• Thomas Rew, £80,000
• Dan Worrall, £80,000
• Caleb Falconer, £55,000
• Ben McKinney, £45,000
• Michael Pepper, £31,000
• Tom Abell, £31,000
• Nikhil Chaudhary, £31,000

Sunrisers Leeds

• Harry Brook, £465,000
• Dan Lawrence, £210,000
• Mitchell Marsh, £200,000
• Abrar Ahmed, £190,000
• Zak Crawley, £180,000
• Ryan Rickelton, £150,000
• Nathan Ellis, £145,000
• Brydon Carse, £140,000
• Matthew Potts, £75,000
• Benny Howell, £50,000
• Tom Lawes, £40,000
• Tom Alsop, £31,000
• Liam Patterson-White, £31,000
• Reece Topley, £31,000
• Ed Barnard, £31,000

Trent Rockets

• Tim David, £350,000
• Tom Banton, £225,000
• Ben Duckett, £200,000
• Sam Billings, £180,000
• Mitch Santner, £175,000
• Finn Allen, £160,000
• David Payne, £130,000
• Craig Overton, £120,000
• Matt Henry, £75,000
• Danny Briggs, £70,000
• Lewis Gregory, £55,000
• Dan Mousley, £40,000
• Aneurin Donald, £31,000
• Ben Mayes, £31,000
• Brad Currie, £31,000
• Louis Kimber, £31,000

Welsh Fire

• Phil Salt, £450,000
• Jordan Cox, £300,000
• Marco Jansen, £250,000
• Joe Root, £240,000
• Rachin Ravindra, £140,000
• Chris Woakes, £110,000
• Tom Kohler-Cadmore, £80,000
• Lockie Ferguson, £75,000
• Matthew Short, £75,000
• Asa Tribe, £70,000
• Sam Cook, £70,000
• Ben Kellaway, £37,500
• Jafer Chohan, £35,000
• Tom Aspinwall, £31,000

With a historic first-ever auction for The Hundred now wrapped up, let's take a look at how each of the eight squads are looking like at the moment.

All of the eight teams - in the men's and women's competitions - will be able to add two more wildcard picks to their squad after the T20 Blast comes to an end in July.

Birmingham Phoenix

• Jacob Bethell, £340,000
• Rehan Ahmed, £250,000
• Donovan Ferreira, £210,000
• Scott Currie, £210,000
• Saqib Mahmood, £150,000
• Usman Tariq, £140,000
• Mitchell Owen, £130,000
• Mustafizur Rahman, £100,000
• Joe Clarke, £85,000
• Laurie Evans, £85,000
• Ethan Brookes, £70,000
• Chris Wood, £70,000
• Jordan Thompson, £60,000
• Will Smeed, £55,000

London Spirit

• James Coles, £390,000
• Liam Livingstone, £350,000
• Jamie Overton, £225,000
• Adam Zampa, £190,000
• Dewald Brevis, £185,000
• Jonny Bairstow, £160,000
• Tymal Mills, £130,000
• David Willey, £120,000
• Adam Milne, £50,000
• Mason Crane, £31,000
• Adam Hose, £31,000
• James Rew, £31,000
• Lhuan-dre Pretorius, £31,000
• Matthew Fisher, £31,000

Manchester Super Giants

• Jos Buttler, £350,000
• Heinrich Klaasen, £250,000
• Josh Tongue, £200,000
• Aiden Markram, £200,000
• Noor Ahmad, £175,000
• Liam Dawson, £175,000
• Leus du Plooy, £120,000
• Tim Seifert, £100,000
• Sonny Baker, £95,000
• Gus Atkinson, £70,000
• Tom Moores, £50,000
• Tawanda Muyeye, £50,000
• Tom Hartley, £35,000
• Max Holden, £31,000
• George Scrimshaw, £31,000
• Paul Walter, £31,000

MI London

• Sam Curran, £350,000
• Tom Curran, £260,000
• Will Jacks, £250,000
• James Vince, £190,000
• Nicholas Pooran, £175,000
• Rashid Khan, £175,000
• Nathan Sowter, £130,000
• Trent Boult, £100,000
• Sherfane Rutherford, £100,000
• Richard Gleeson, £65,000
• Olly Stone, £50,000
• Ollie Pope, £31,000
• Ollie Skyes, £31,000
• Callum Parkinson, £31,000
• Jason Roy, £31,000

MI London go for Jason Roy who was previously unsold.

And they have the former England opener for £31,000 to bring the curtain down on The Hundred auction.

MI London now sign Callum Parkinson for £31,000 before Edward Barnard joins Sunrisers Leeds for the same amount.

Brad Currie, who will have his brother Scott playing for Birmingham Phoenix this season, joins Trent Rockets, who also get Louis Kimber for the same price.

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Manchester Super Giants sign all-rounder Paul Walter for £31,000.

Only MI London, Sunrisers Leeds and Trent Rockets have the necessary money needed to make bids now.

Southern Brave sign all-rounder Nikhil Chaudhary for £31,000.

Indian-born Chaudhary plays his domestic cricket for Tasmania and has Australia listed as his country in the auction long list.

Matt Fisher then joins London Spirit for the base price of £31,000.

London Spirit nominate Caleb Falconer but the 19-year-old is a player Southern Brave also have on their watchlist.

And Spirit decide against better a £55,000 bid from Brave for the England Under-19 international.

MI London have their eyes on Ollie Sykes now and the Surrey left-hander joins the London outfit for £31,000.

Manchester Super Giants then nominate George Scrimshaw and the pacer who made his only ODI appearance for England in 2023 against Ireland is added to their star-studded line-up for £31,000.

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Former Southern Brave bowler Reece Topley geos to Sunrisers Leeds for £31,000.

Birmingham Phoenix then go for Bangladesh's Mustafizur Rahman who has a base price of £100,000 and with Southern Brave deciding against making a move, they have their player.

Welsh Fire have been told by auctioneer Richard Madley that they are the ones to nominate a player next - much to their surprise!

After some deliberations around the table, they finally come up with the name of Jafer Chohan.

Chohan has a base price of £31,000 and Southern Brave decide to go after the English leg-spinner.

But a bid of £35,000 is enough for the Cardiff side to sign Chohan.

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It is Trent Rockets' turn to nominate a player again and they are rivalled for their player of choice yet again.

London Spirit are the first to express interest in Sam Cook before they pull out. But Southern Brave then join the battle for the medium pacer.

Just when Brave thought they had Cook, Welsh Fire pop up with a £70,000 bid to sign the player.

Trent Rockets are up next to pick a player and they nominate Danny Briggs.

But MI London bid £32,500 for the 34-year-old who played for them under their previous guise of Oval Invincibles in 2022.

He fetches £70,000 as Rockets outbid MI London for the left-arm spinner.

Liam Patterson-White will join Sunrisers Leeds for £31,000.

Matthew Short then moves to Welsh Fire for the base price of £75,000.

Birmingham Phoenix nominate Ethan Brookes at £31,000.

But Sunrisers Leeds are also interested in the 24-year-old.

But Phoenix stand firm and sign Brookes, who is untested in The Hundred, for £70,000.

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MI London now nominate Olly Stone, the former England fast bowler.

The 32-year-old goes to the Oval outfit for the base price of £50,000.

Manchester Super Giants nominate Dan Worrall who has a base price of £50,000.

But they are rivalled by a bid of £55,000 by Trent Rockets.

Super Giants then run out of money as Rockets increase the bid to £75,000 before Southern Brave come into play.

The fast bowler eventually goes to Brave for £80,000.

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It's the turn of London Spirt next.

They go for South Africa's Lhuan-dre Pretorius and sign the wicketkeeper-batter for £31,000.

Southern Brave are the first side to nominate one of the unsigned players.

And they nominate is Somerset's Tom Abell who has a base price of £31,000.

Nobody in the room rivals them for Abell and Brave have their player.