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The Hundred Overview

Cricket fans are revving up for The Hundred – a new format that will see the action come fast and furious as eight sides slog it out to be crowned champion.

It’s set to feature world-class players from home and abroad and it all gets underway on Wednesday, July 21 with both a men’s and women’s series.

Here at Freebets.com, we’ve got you covered with all the information you need to enjoy The Hundred, as well as the latest betting news and cricket free bets. 

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The Hundred – The Teams

Eight teams are competing in The Hundred and each squad is made up of 15 players with a maximum of three overseas stars.

The teams are;

Southern Brave

Home Ground – Ageas Bowl, Southampton

Pre-tournament Odds – 5/1

Star Bowler – Jofra Archer

Star Batsman – David Warner

Trent Rockets 

Home Ground – Trent Bridge, Nottingham

Pre-tournament Odds – 11/2

Star Bowler – Rashid Khan

Star Batsman – Joe Root

Oval Invincibles 

Home Ground – The Oval, London

Pre-tournament Odds – 6/1

Star Bowler – Sunil Narine

Star Batsman – Jason Roy

Manchester Originals 

Home Ground – Old Trafford, Manchester

Pre-tournament Odds – 6/1

Star Bowler – Kagiso Rabada

Star Batsman – Jos Buttler

Northern Superchargers 

Home Ground – Headingley, Leeds

Pre-tournament Odds – 6/1

Star Bowler – Adil Rashid

Star Batsman – Ben Stokes

Welsh Fire

Home Ground – Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

Pre-tournament Odds – 7/1

Star Bowler – Kieron Pollard

Star Batsman – Ollie Pope

London Spirit 

Home Ground – Lords, London

Pre-tournament Odds – 7/1

Star Bowler – Mohammad Amir

Star Batsman – Eoin Morgan

Birmingham Phoenix

Home Ground – Edgbaston, Birmingham

Pre-tournament Odds – 7/1

Star Bowler – Chris Woakes

Star Batsman – Kane Williamson

The Hundred – Tournament Schedule

The Hundred is a round-robin-style tournament where each team plays all the others once, as well as one extra match against their nearest rivals.

These eight matches are split into four home matches and four away matches.

The top three teams after the round-robin fixtures will qualify for the finals – the 2nd and 3rd placed teams will play off in an elimination match and the winner will go on to play the top-ranked team to decide who is champion.

The Hundred – Match Format

The biggest changes between The Hundred and other shorter formats of cricket are the match length and how the overs will be bowled.

Each innings will only last 100 balls and each over can either consist of five consecutive balls or 10 – it’ll be up to the captain to decide which, before the over starts.

There will be a change of end after 10 deliveries and each bowler is limited to 20 balls per innings.

Additionally, the fielding teams have one tactical 150-second time-out per innings.

And like all formats of cricket, the team that scores the most runs wins the match.

The Hundred – What To Bet On

• Match Betting – The simplest form of betting on cricket, you’re betting on which side will win the match.
• Top Batsman – Here you’re placing a bet on who will score the most runs in a specific match and with runs the name of the game, this is bound to be a popular bet during matches in The Hundred.
• Top Bowler – This one sees you placing a bet on which bowler will take the most wickets during a specific match.
• Method of Dismissal – For all you fans of betting on live cricket this is one not to be missed. Here, you’re betting on how one of the batsmen at the crease will be dismissed – normally selecting one of caught, bowled, run out, LBW, or stumped.

The Hundred – FAQ’s

*Please note that all odds are correct at the time of article publication and are subject to change.