The Hundred 2022 Squads: The Complete List For Every Eight Men’s Team

The Hundred 2022 Squads: The Complete list for each of the eight men’s squads, with Southern Brave winning the men’s edition of the tournament in 2021.

England All-Rounder Moeen Ali Led:-

Paul Stirling scored a 46-ball 61 in the final at Lord’s to propel a 32-run victory over Birmingham Phoenix, led by England all-rounder Moeen Ali.

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This year’s competition gets underway on 3 August, with defending champion Brave taking on Welsh Fire at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton.

The draft for this year’s tournament took place behind closed doors on 4 April, with the results revealed the next day.

The Hundred 2022 Squads: – Men’s Competition

• Birmingham Phoenix

1. Liam Livingstone, 2. Moeen Ali, 3. Adam Milne, 4. Benny Howell, 5. Will Smed, 6. Chris Benjamin, 7. Miles Hammond, 8. Henry Brooks, 9. Jack Leach, 10. Matthew Wade, 11. Kane Richardson, 12. Tom Helm, 13. Graeme van Buren, 14. Imran Tahir, 15. Dan Muesli.

• London Spirit

1. Jack Crowley, 2. Mark Wood, 3. Glenn Maxwell (Josh Inglis to be replaced when Maxwell departs for international duty), 4. Eoin Morgan, 5. Mason Crane, 6. Dan Lawrence, 7. Adam Rossington, 8. Ravi Bopara, 9. Brad Wheels, 10. Kieron Pollard, 11. Liam Dawson, 12. Nathan Ellis, 13. Jordan Thompson, 14. Daniel Bell-Drummond, 15. Chris Wood, 16. Ben McDermott, 17. Toby Rowland-Jones, 18. Jamie Smith.

• Manchester Original

1. Jos Buttler, 2. Ollie Robinson, 3. Phil Salt, 4. Matt Parkinson, 5. Tom Hartley, 6. Tom Lamonby, 7. Colin Ackerman, 8. Wayne Madsen, 9. Fred Klaasen, 10. Calvin Harrison, 11. Andre Russell, 12. Laurie Evans, 13. Wanindu Hasaranga, 14. Dan Worrall, 16. Sean Abbott, 17. Richard Gleeson, 18. Mitchell Stanley, 19. Ashton Turner, 20. Paul Walter.

• Northern Supercharger

1. Adil Rashid, 2. David Willey, 3. Faf du Plessis, 4. Harry Brooke, 5. Brydon Karrs, 6. Matthew Potts, 7. John Simpson, 8. Adam Leith, 9. Callum Parkinson, 10. Dwayne Bravo, 11. Wahab Riaz, 12. Adam Hodge, 13. Roelof van der Merwe, 14. Luke Wright, 15. Jordan Clarke, 16. Michael Pepper, 17. Ben Raine, 18. David Wiese.

• Oval Invincible

1. Sam Billings, 2. Rory Burns, 3. Sam Curran, 4. Tom Curran, 5. Will Jack, 6. Sunil Narine, 7. Jason Roy, 8. Nathan Sauter, 9. Reece Topley, 10. Jordan Cox, 11. Riley Rossouw, 12. Danny Briggs, 13. Hilton Cartwright, 14. Matt Milnes, 15. Jack Leaning, 16. Pat Brown, 17. Mohammad Hasnain MILF, 18. Jack Haynes

• Southern Brave

1. Jofra Archer, 2. Alex Davis, 3. George Garten, 4. Chris Jordan, 5. Tymal Mills, 6. Craig Overton, 7. James Vince, 8. Ross Whiteley, 9. Quinton de Kock (James Fuller when de Kock will be on international duty), 9. Marcus Stoinis (Paul Sterling will replace Stoinis) on international duty), 10. Jake Lintot, 11. Tim David, 12. Joe Weatherly, 13. Daniel Moriarty, 14. Rehan Ahmed, 15. Finn Allen, 16. Michael Hogan.

• Trent Rockets

1. Matthew Carter, 2. Merchant de Lange, 3. Lewis Gregory, 4. Rashid Khan (Tabrez Shamsi will be replaced when Rashid is on international duty), 5. Alex Hales, 6. David Malan, 7. Tom Moores, 8. Steven Mullane, 9. Joe Root, 10. Colin Munro, 11. Luke Wood, 12. Luke Fletcher, 13. Samit Patel, 14. Sam Cooke, 15. Ian Cockbain, 16. Tom Koehler-Cadmore.

• Welsh Fire

1. Jonny Bairstow, 2. Ollie Pope, 3. Ben Duckett, 4. Jake Ball, 5. David Payne, 6. Luis du Ploy, 7. Ryan Higgins, 8. Josh Cobb, 9. Joe Clarke, 10. Tom Banton, 11. Adam Zampa, 12. David Miller, 13. Naseem Shah, 14. Sam Hahn, 15. Jacob Bethel, 16. Matt Critchley, 17. Noor Ahmed, 18. George Scrimshaw.

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Bairstow will miss the opening stage of the competition. He was scheduled to play two matches before England’s Test series against South Africa.