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A draft system, whatever its flaws, tends to keep continuity intact — franchises pick from what’s left, but established stars rarely end up somewhere new unless a team actively lets them go. An auction works differently. Every player is available to every franchise, every year, for the right price. The Hundred’s first-ever auction in March… Continue reading The Hundred’s Biggest Auction Moves: Tymal Mills and Other Surprise Switches
Every English cricket competition has a defining fixture. For The Hundred, it’s never been in doubt: Finals Day, at Lord’s, on the tournament’s final Sunday. In 2026, that’s 16 August — the day both the men’s and women’s champions will be decided, at the one ground that’s hosted this exact occasion in every season since… Continue reading Finals Day at Lord’s: The Hundred’s History and What August 16 Means
For five seasons, The Hundred built its squads the same way most franchise leagues start out — through a player draft, with teams picking in sequence from a shared pool. On 12 March 2026, that changed for good. At Piccadilly Lights in central London, The Hundred ran its first-ever player auction — competitive, real-time bidding,… Continue reading Inside The Hundred’s First-Ever Player Auction
Five completed seasons have given The Hundred just enough history to start producing genuine record books — and with a sixth season kicking off on 21 July under a completely new ownership and auction structure, this is the moment to take stock of who’s led the way so far, and who’s positioned to add to… Continue reading The Hundred All-Time Records Book: What’s on the Line in 2026
If you’ve followed the IPL for any length of time, the 2026 team sheet for The Hundred will feel oddly familiar. MI London. Sunrisers Leeds. Manchester Super Giants, backed by the same group that owns Lucknow Super Giants. Southern Brave, now part-owned by the operator of Delhi Capitals’ cross-city rival group, GMR. This isn’t coincidence… Continue reading Why Four IPL Owners Now Run England’s Biggest Domestic Cricket Franchises
Introduction The IPL Final ends. The last ball is bowled. The winning side erupts. And then what? Television cameras capture the trophy lift, the champagne, the team photo. What they do not capture is what happens in the minutes and hours after — in the dressing room, on the flight home, in the days before… Continue reading What It Feels Like To Win The IPL — Players Reveal Cricket’s Greatest High
Introduction Every sport has performances so extraordinary that they enter a different category from normal excellence. They are not just great results — they are moments that people replay for years, show to people who were not watching, and bring up in cricket conversations a decade later as evidence of what T20 cricket can produce… Continue reading The Most Googled Night In Cricket — IPL’s Greatest Individual Performances
Introduction In January 2008, Mukesh Ambani sat in a Mumbai hotel ballroom and paid Rs. 742 crore for the right to run a cricket franchise. This was, at the time, more money than any Indian sports team had ever cost. His advisors reportedly questioned the figure. The cricket establishment raised eyebrows. The amount seemed, to most people watching, excessive… Continue reading The Man Who Paid â‚ą742 Crore and Built Cricket’s Greatest Dynasty — The Mumbai Indians Story
Introduction In 2010, Sahara India Pariwar paid approximately Rs. 1,533 crore — then a record for an IPL franchise — for the rights to operate a team based in Pune. Three seasons later, Pune Warriors India had been terminated by the BCCI for failing to meet financial obligations. The franchise had never reached the playoffs. It had never produced a player whose performances were associated with… Continue reading Pune Warriors India — The â‚ą1,533 Crore Franchise That Played 3 Seasons and VanishedÂ
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