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The Hundred 2026 · Kia Oval, London

Three consecutive men's titles. The most dominant team in The Hundred's history. Formerly the Oval Invincibles, now reimagined as MI London through Mumbai Indians ownership — and ready to make it four.

🏆 Men's: 2023 · 2024 · 2025🏆 Women's: 2021 · 2022Home: Kia Oval

The MI London Story

When the ECB opened The Hundred franchises to overseas IPL investment, no acquisition was bigger or more symbolic than Mumbai Indians buying the Oval Invincibles. Reliance Industries — the conglomerate behind the world's most valuable cricket franchise — brought the iconic MI brand to England, creating MI London for the 2026 season.

The Oval Invincibles were already The Hundred's dominant team: three consecutive men's titles from 2023 to 2025, plus the first two women's editions in 2021 and 2022. Under the MI banner, they retain their home at The Kia Oval — Surrey's ground in south London and one of England's most historic cricket venues.

The MI ownership brings IPL-level investment, a global brand, and connections to the world's best T20 players. For cricket fans in London, it represents the merging of two elite T20 cricketing identities: the legendary Mumbai Indians and the Oval Invincibles dynasty.

Honours — The Hundred

YearMen'sWomen's
2025🏆 Men's ChampionsGroup stage
2024🏆 Men's ChampionsGroup stage
2023🏆 Men's ChampionsGroup stage
2022Men's runners-up🏆 Women's Champions
2021Group stage🏆 Women's Champions

Key Players (2025 season)

Will Jacks

Batter / Off-spin

England international — explosive top-order bat

Jason Roy

Opening Batter

One of T20 cricket's most destructive openers

Sam Curran

All-rounder / Pace

IPL's record auction signing; death-over specialist

Sunil Narine

Mystery Spinner / Batter

KKR legend and Hundred title-winner

Tom Curran

Pace Bowler

T20 death specialist and seam-bowling craftsman

Danielle Wyatt-Hodge

Women's Batter

ICC Women's T20 World Cup winner with England

2026 squads subject to The Hundred draft and player availability.

FAQs

Why were the Oval Invincibles renamed MI London?

The Oval Invincibles were renamed MI London following the purchase of the franchise by Reliance Industries — the parent company of Mumbai Indians. The deal, finalised ahead of the 2026 season, brought the iconic MI brand to England as part of the ECB's decision to allow overseas IPL franchise ownership of The Hundred teams. MI London retain their home at The Kia Oval in south London.

How many times have MI London (Oval Invincibles) won The Hundred?

MI London — as the Oval Invincibles — won three consecutive men's titles in 2023, 2024 and 2025, making them the most successful team in The Hundred's history. They also won the first two women's editions (2021 and 2022). In total, the franchise has won five Hundred titles across both formats.

Where do MI London play their home matches?

MI London play their home matches at The Kia Oval in Kennington, south London — one of England's oldest and most iconic cricket grounds. The Oval has hosted Test cricket since 1880 and is home to Surrey County Cricket Club. For The Hundred, it is shared with London Spirit (Lord's is London Spirit's home).

Who are MI London's key players for The Hundred 2026?

MI London build their squad around world-class batting talent. Will Jacks and Jason Roy have been central to the franchise's batting success. Sam Curran provides all-round capability, while Sunil Narine's mystery spin has been decisive in their title runs. The 2026 squad will be confirmed through the annual draft process, with the opening match at The Kia Oval against Sunrisers Leeds on July 21.

When do MI London play in The Hundred 2026?

The Hundred 2026 runs from July 21 to August 16, with Finals Day at Lord's. MI London open the tournament at home at The Kia Oval against Sunrisers Leeds on 21 July in the traditional opening double-header. Full fixtures are released by the ECB ahead of the season.

Quick Facts

Previously known as
Oval Invincibles
Home ground
Kia Oval, London
Men's titles
3 (2023, 2024, 2025)
Women's titles
2 (2021, 2022)
Ownership
Reliance / Mumbai Indians
Opens 2026
vs Sunrisers Leeds, Jul 21

Home Ground

The Kia Oval

Kennington, London SE11

Home to Surrey CCC since 1845 and one of England's most iconic Test venues. The Oval hosted the first-ever Test in England (1880) and is a sold-out fortress for MI London in The Hundred.