The Hundred 2026
2026 · 8 teams · T20 cricket
Tournament Overview
Series Overview
The Hundred 2026 produced a historic Finals Day at Lord's as Manchester Super Giants — formerly Manchester Originals, now backed by RPSG Group — won their first men's title. The final saw them defeat Trent Rockets, who finished as runners-up in the men's competition but claimed their own piece of history in the Women's Hundred, beating Sunrisers Leeds by 8 wickets for their maiden women's title. The 2026 season marked the completion of the biggest ownership restructure in The Hundred's short history: Manchester Originals became Manchester Super Giants (RPSG Group), Oval Invincibles became MI London (Mumbai Indians), and several other franchises gained new investors. The competition continued to thrive commercially, drawing sell-out crowds at Lord's for Finals Day and cementing its place as England's premier summer cricket event.
Key Highlights
- 1Manchester Super Giants (rebranded from Manchester Originals under RPSG Group ownership) won their first Hundred title
- 2Trent Rockets were the men's runners-up but claimed the Women's Hundred title — beating Sunrisers Leeds by 8 wickets
- 3Finals Day at Lord's on August 16 — Manchester Super Giants became the second franchise to win the title under a new name in back-to-back seasons
- 4Trent Rockets' women's victory was their maiden Women's Hundred title, completing the double at Lord's
- 5Six franchises rebranded or gained new ownership ahead of 2026 — the biggest commercial restructure in The Hundred's history