The Hundred Women's Competition

MUMBAI: After a successful inaugural season last year, England and Wales Cricket Board’s (ECB) The Hundred returns tonight, August 3, at 11:30pm. 

The 100-ball cricket competition will see eight women's and men's teams from major English and Welsh cities compete across 60 matches over five weeks. 

Digital sports platform FanCode, which signed a 4-year exclusive media rights deal with ECB in 2021, will be the only platform to exclusively live-stream the tournament in India through the FanCode app (Android, iOS, TV) and www.fancode.com.

Jun 11, 2021 09:06
LONDON: Five Indian women cricketers have signed on for The Hundred, including the world’s highest ranked batter, when the competition gets under way this summer. Shafali Verma is the No. 1 ranked short-form batter and joins Birmingham Phoenix as a replacement for Sophie Devine.