The hundred auction held on March 12, 2026, at Piccadilly Lights in Central London saw significant player sales, with Joe Root leading the pack at £240,000 to Manchester Super Giants. Adil Rashid followed closely, fetching £250,000 to Southern Brave, while Jordan Cox was sold for £300,000 to Welsh Fire.

Other notable sales included James Vince, who was acquired by MI London for £190,000, and Jonny Bairstow, who went to London Spirit for £160,000. Aiden Markram also made headlines, being sold for £200,000 to Manchester Super Giants.

In total, the auction featured 247 players, showcasing a diverse range of talent. However, not all players found new homes; Daryl Mitchell and Haris Rauf were both unsold during the event.

David Miller was sold for £110,000 to Southern Brave, while Finn Allen attracted a bid of £160,000 from Trent Rockets. Ryan Rickelton also secured a deal, moving to Sunrisers Leeds for £150,000.

The first-ever The Hundred player auction marks a significant moment in the cricket calendar, as teams strategize and build their rosters for the upcoming season. The auction’s high-profile sales reflect the growing interest and investment in the format.

As teams finalize their line-ups, observers are keen to see how these new acquisitions will impact the competition. The excitement surrounding The Hundred continues to build as the season approaches.

Details remain unconfirmed regarding any further player movements or trades following the auction, leaving fans eager for updates.

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