The Hundred 2025: David Warner drafted but James Anderson and Rocky Flintoff miss out | Cricket News happymamay

The Australian David Warner was captured by London Spirit in the draft of 2025 hundred, while James Anderson, who tested the test in England.

Seamer Anderson, which will be 43 years before the 2025 version of August 5, lives on August 5, lives on Sky SportsHe has already signed a new deal for a year with Lancashire to play in the boycott championship and T20 Cricket, but it will not appear in the 100-Ball-S-Side championship after it was not sold at the Indian Premier League auction in late 2024.

Rocky Flintov, 16 -year -old son, Andrew Flintov, the 16 -year -old son, who became the youngest player to score a century for England U19s earlier this year, was also not determined in the draft.

At the same time in the women’s competition, the leader of England Heather Fares It has been kept by the defense of the London Room champions, with Sofia Donkeli Also stay in Wales Fire.

Australian mixture Georgia Fall It was the first choice in a woman’s draft and he would go to Birmingham Phoenix, while the West Indies ” Delandra Dottin It was kept by Manchester Orinealz.

Captain New Zealand Sophie Devin He has an opportunity to help Southern Brave winning another title after leading Caps Black to the first success of the T20 World Cup in 2024.

All rounded Big Schulfield It will cooperate with Oval Dostincibles, while Grace Pots Signs with the northern super charger and Judy Grikok He is heading to Trent Rocks.

However, Captain Australia Alyssa Haley, who set a backup price of 50,000 pounds, was overlooked.

England all the round Jimmy Oorton It was the first choice of London’s spirit in the men’s competition and will work under the leadership of the new coach Justin Langer, along with the Australian duo Warner and Ashton Turner.

David Willie Transferred from Wales Fire to Trent Rocks for the 2025 competition, where he will join him Rehan AhmedLike the opening of the England test Zach Crowley It fell with the north charger.

The courage south of England fell the left -wing horse, the fast archer Reese Topli, Those who will join the explosive Boling attack alongside Jofra Artcher, Timal Mills, Craig Opton and Chris Jordan.

New Zealand mixture Rushin Ravenraand Which was recently occupied by the headlines of his shows in the Champions CupHe will go to Manchester’s origins in the summer, join there by the roundabout in Afghanistan Nour Ahmed.

One hundred teams for 2025

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Birmingham Phoenix Women

Ellyse Perry (Australia)Emmy Jones, Emily Arlot, Megan Shot (Australia)Hannah Baker, Charisad, Stir Calis, Alasa Leicester, Beige Scholfield, Georgia Fall (Australia), Emma Lamb, Georgy Boyce, Mary Kelly, Pethan Ellis

Birmingham Phoenix men

Liam Levingstone, Ben Dakit, Trent Bolt (New Zealand)Yaqoub Bethael, Beni Huil, Adam Millen (New Zealand)Dan Musli, Tim Southi (New Zealand)Will Smid, Chris Wood, Anurin Donald, Joe Clark, Harry Moore, Tom Hemiam

London Spirit Women

Grace Harris (Australia)Daniel Gibson, Sarah Glenn, Charlie Dean, Deby Sharma (India)and Georgia Redmainne (Australia)Eva Gray, Cordelia Griffiths, Tara Norris, Sophie Monroe, Heather Knight, Essi Wong, Rebecca Tyson

London spirit men

Jimmy Smith, Liam Dawson, Daniel Worm, Kane Williamson (New Zealand), Richard Gleson, Ole Stone, OliBob, and Kiton Jennings, David Warner (Australia)Look Wood, Ashton Turner (Australia), Jafer Chauhan, and where Madsen

Manchester Oregoles Women

Amelia Care (New Zealand)Sophie Exston, Money House (Australia)Lauren Fair, Mahaica Gore, Evelyn Jones, Catherine Price, Fi Morris, Daniel Gregory, Delandra Dottin (West Indies), Sirin Smile, Ella Makogan, Alice Monagan

Manchester Origels men

Jose Bater, Phil Solt, Heinrich Klaasen (South Africa)Matthew Hurst, Scott Curie, Josh Lisan, Tom Hartley, Sony Baker, Tom Aspinewal, Rachin Ravenra (New Zealand)Luis Gregory, Ben Makini, George Garton

Northern charger

Vippe Litchfield (Australia), Annabel Sarland (Australia)and Georgia Werham (Australia)Kate Cross, Pace Heath, Lenci Smith, Holly Armitage, Alice Davidson Richards, Grace Balinger, Davina Perrin, Grace Pots, Lucy Hayam, Ella Claredge

Men’s northern charger charger

Harry Brook, Adel Rashid, David Miller (South Africa)and Mitchell Santrner (New Zealand)Praideon Cars, Matthew Pots, Ben Dawarshis (Australia)Graham Clark, Bat Brown, Tom Luz, Zach Crowley, Dan Lawrence, Michael Bieber, Daid Malan

Oval oval women

Marizan Cap (South Africa)Alice Kapsi, Lauren Winfield Hill, Amanda-Jeddi Wellington (Australia)and Meg Lanning (Australia)Tash Varant, Riana McDonald Jae, Sofia Smile, Joe Gardner, Rachel Slater, Vibi Franklin, Calia Moore

The oval is inseparable from men

Sam Coran, Will Jaczi, Tom Coran, Jordan Cox, Rashid Khan (Afghanistan)Saqib Mahmoud, Sam Billings, Gus Atkinson, Nathan Sowter, Donovan Ferrera (South Africa), Twanda Moyi, Jason Behrendorf (Australia)Jordan Clark

Southern courage women

Laura Wolfard (South Africa)Danny White Hodge, Maya Potcher, Lauren Bell, Frea Kembe, Georgia Adams, Tele Cortin Coleman, Ryana Southabi, Sophie Devin (New Zealand), Chloe Trion (South Africa)Madi Felirez, Jose Groups, Vibi Graham

Southern brave men

James Vince, Jofra Artcher, Drum Mills, Chris Jordan, Fav de Plisis (South Africa)Los de Baloui, Craig Overton, Lori Ivans, Finn Allen (New Zealand)Danny Briggs, James Colls, Michael Prakwell (New Zealand)Reese Tubli, Jordan Thompson

Trent Racts Women

Ash Gardner (Australia)Nat Skaver Bond, Alana King (Australia)and Heather Graham (Australia)Bryony Smith, Grace Scripns, Kirstie Gordon, Alexa Stonehouse, Natasha Wraith, Cassidy McCarthy, Judy Grikok, Emma Jones, Eli Thilkeld

Trenet Racts Men

Joe Root, Marcus Stoyens (Australia)Tom Panton, John Turner, Sam Cook, Sam Hain, Tom Alsop, Calvin Harrison, David Willie, Loki Ferguson (New Zealand), Max Holden, George Lindy (South Africa)Adam Hosh, Rehan Ahmed

Wales launches women

Hayley Matthews (West Indies)Tami Boomont, Jess Jonasen (Australia)and Shabnim Ismail (South Africa)Sarah Price, Georgia Ellis, Frea Davis, Georgia Davis, Emily Windsor, Beth Langiston, Sofia Dinkley, Katie George, Katie Levic

Welsh fire men

Steve Smith (Australia), Johnny Peristo, Chris Wox, Tom Cole-Kadmor, Tom Abel, Luke Wales, Stephen Iskinazi, David Payne, Paul Walter, Riley Merridith (Australia)and Chris Green (Australia)Saif Zeeb, Josh Hall, Mason Crane

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