The Hundred Auction Results
The hundred auction, held on March 12, 2026, at Piccadilly Lights in Central London, showcased a competitive atmosphere as 247 players went under the hammer. Among the standout sales, Joe Root was sold for £240,000 to the Manchester Super Giants, while Adil Rashid fetched £250,000 for the Southern Brave.
Jordan Cox commanded the highest price of the day, being sold for £300,000 to Welsh Fire. Other notable transactions included James Vince, who was acquired by MI London for £190,000, and Jonny Bairstow, sold to London Spirit for £160,000.
Despite the excitement, not all players found buyers. Daryl Mitchell and Haris Rauf went unsold, highlighting the competitive nature of the auction. David Miller was sold for £110,000 to Southern Brave, while Aiden Markram attracted a £200,000 bid from Manchester Super Giants.
Finn Allen was also among the successful bids, securing £160,000 from Trent Rockets, and Ryan Rickelton was sold for £150,000 to Sunrisers Leeds. The auction featured a diverse pool of talent, with players from various backgrounds and experience levels.
This inaugural auction marks a significant step in the evolution of The Hundred, which aims to bring a fresh format to cricket. The event has drawn considerable attention from fans and stakeholders alike, eager to see how these player acquisitions will impact the upcoming season.
As teams finalize their rosters, observers are keen to see how these investments will translate on the field. The excitement surrounding The Hundred continues to grow, with expectations high for the performances of newly acquired players.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding the overall impact of the auction on team strategies and player dynamics as the season approaches.