How to watch The Hundred 2026: Free Streams & TV Channels

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Now in its sixth year, The Hundred returns bigger and better than ever before after some significant investment into the unique 100-ball tournament. There’s a host of new owners, three teams have changed their names and a brand new combined men’s and women’s trophy is up for grabs.

This brand new innovation sees a trophy awarded to the Hundred team performing best across both the men’s and women’s competitions. Every win, whether in the group stage, eliminators or the final, will be worth four points, with the totals added up to deliver a combined score for each franchise.

In addition to these changes, teams are now allowed to have four overseas players in the playing XI. The tournament also held a player auction for the first time, with England white-ball captain Harry Brook the most expensive signing after staying with SunRisers Leeds (formerly the Northern Superchargers) for £460,000.

MI London (formerly the Oval Invincibles) are going in search of a fourth straight men’s title and have retained some key players in Sam Curran and Will Jacks, as well as adding Afghanistan leg-spin maestro Rashid Khan. Reigning women’s champions SunRisers also made a big statement of intent by securing England all-rounder Dani Gibson for a huge £190k in the auction.

Read on below for a complete guide to where to watch The Hundred 2025 live streams online, on TV and potentially for free.

Can I watch The Hundred 2026 for free?

The Hundred 2026 will have select games free to watch on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer., including the opener and final.

Find the full BBC schedule at the bottom of the page.

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How to watch The Hundred 2026 live streams in the US

Willow TV is the place to watch The Hundred 2026 in the US.

Sling TV's Desi Binge Plus or Dakshin Flex plans are the easiest way to access the channel. Prices start from $10 per month.

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How to watch The Hundred 2026 live streams in the UK

Sky Sports will broadcast The Hundred in the UK.

Prices start at £20 per month at present if you are an existing Sky subscriber with new customers pricing starting at £35/month.

BBC Two and on BBC iPlayer will also have 16 of the matches across the tournament. Remember to create an account and have a valid TV license and UK postcode.

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How to watch The Hundred 2026 live streams in Australia

The Hundred 2026 is available on Fox Cricket via Foxtel in Australia, with live streaming available via Kayo Sports.

Kayo Sports offer a 7-day free trial with packages starting at AU$29.99/month.

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The Hundred 2026: FAQs

Which teams will take part in The Hundred?

These eight men's and women's teams compete in The Hundred 2026:

  • Birmingham Phoenix
  • London Spirit
  • Manchester Super Giants (formerly Manchester Originals)
  • MI London (formerly Oval Invincibles)
  • Southern Brave
  • SunRisers Leeds (formerly Northern Superchargers)
  • Trent Rockets
  • Welsh Fire

What is The Hundred fixture list?

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Date

Match

Venue

Start times

Tuesday 21 July

MI London v SunRisers Leeds

Kia Oval

Women 2.45pm / Men 6.30pm

Wednesday 22 July

Southern Brave v Welsh Fire

Utilita Bowl

3.00pm / 6.30pm

Thursday 23 July

London Spirit v Manchester Super Giants

Lord's

3.00pm / 6.30pm

Friday 24 July

Birmingham Phoenix v Trent Rockets

Edgbaston

3.00pm / 6.30pm

Saturday 25 July

SunRisers Leeds v Southern Brave

Headingley

11.00am / 2.30pm

Saturday 25 July

Welsh Fire v MI London

Sophia Gardens

2.30pm / 6.00pm

Sunday 26 July

Manchester Super Giants v Birmingham Phoenix

Emirates Old Trafford

11.00am / 2.30pm

Sunday 26 July

Trent Rockets v London Spirit

Trent Bridge

2.30pm / 6.00pm

Monday 27 July

Southern Brave v MI London

Utilita Bowl

3.00pm / 6.30pm

Tuesday 28 July

SunRisers Leeds v Manchester Super Giants

Headingley

3.00pm / 6.30pm

Wednesday 29 July

Welsh Fire v Trent Rockets

Sophia Gardens

11.30am / 3.00pm

Wednesday 29 July

MI London v London Spirit

Kia Oval

3.00pm / 6.30pm

Thursday 30 July

Southern Brave v Birmingham Phoenix

Utilita Bowl

3.00pm / 6.30pm

Friday 31 July

Manchester Super Giants v Trent Rockets

Emirates Old Trafford

3.00pm / 6.30pm

Saturday 1 August

Birmingham Phoenix v Welsh Fire

Edgbaston

11.00am / 2.30pm

Saturday 1 August

London Spirit v Southern Brave

Lord's

2.30pm / 6.00pm

Sunday 2 August

Trent Rockets v SunRisers Leeds

Trent Bridge

11.00am / 2.30pm

Sunday 2 August

MI London v Manchester Super Giants

Kia Oval

2.30pm / 6.00pm

Monday 3 August

Welsh Fire v Southern Brave

Sophia Gardens

3.00pm / 6.30pm

Tuesday 4 August

SunRisers Leeds v London Spirit

Headingley

3.00pm / 6.30pm

Wednesday 5 August

Manchester Super Giants v Welsh Fire

Emirates Old Trafford

11.30am / 3.00pm

Wednesday 5 August

Trent Rockets v Birmingham Phoenix

Trent Bridge

3.00pm / 6.30pm

Thursday 6 August

London Spirit v MI London

Lord's

3.00pm / 6.30pm

Friday 7 August

Birmingham Phoenix v SunRisers Leeds

Edgbaston

3.00pm / 6.30pm

Saturday 8 August

MI London v Trent Rockets

Kia Oval

11.00am / 2.30pm

Saturday 8 August

Southern Brave v Manchester Super Giants

Utilita Bowl

2.30pm / 6.00pm

Sunday 9 August

SunRisers Leeds v Welsh Fire

Headingley

11.00am / 2.30pm

Sunday 9 August

London Spirit v Birmingham Phoenix

Lord's

2.30pm / 6.00pm

Monday 10 August

Trent Rockets v Southern Brave

Trent Bridge

3.00pm / 6.30pm

Tuesday 11 August

Manchester Super Giants v SunRisers Leeds

Emirates Old Trafford

3.00pm / 6.30pm

Wednesday 12 August

Welsh Fire v London Spirit

Sophia Gardens

11.30am / 3.00pm

Wednesday 12 August

Birmingham Phoenix v MI London

Edgbaston

3.00pm / 6.30pm

Friday 14 August

The Hundred Eliminators

Venue TBC

2.15pm / 6.00pm

Sunday 16 August

The Hundred Finals

Venue TBC

2.15pm / 6.00pm

What games are on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer?

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Date

Match

Tuesday, 21 July

MI London v SunRisers Leeds

Wednesday, 22 July

Southern Brave v Welsh Fire

Sunday, 26 July

Trent Rockets v London Spirit

Sunday, 2 August

MI London v Manchester Super Giants

Tuesday, 4 August

SunRisers Leeds v London Spirit

Wednesday, 5 August

Trent Rockets v Birmingham Phoenix

Sunday, 9 August

London Spirit v Birmingham Phoenix

Sunday, 16 August

The Hundred Finals

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