The third and final round phase is the nominated players auction, which is coming up shortly.

A random draw, which has already taken place, determines the order in which teams get to select any of the unsigned players with the hero and ranked players auctions now completed.

After a team has picked an unsigned player, they will be auctioned just like the earlier rounds. If no other team bids for the player, they will sign for the team they were nominated by.

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Today's auction doesn't mark the end of the squad building process.

Eight of the eight teams - in the men's and women's competitions - will add two wildcard picks to their squad after the T20 Blast comes to an end in July.

A reminder the Hundred starts on 21 July with MI London hosting Sunrisers Leeds.

Birmingham Phoenix: Jacob Bethell (£340,000), Rehan Ahmed (£250,000), Donovan Ferreira (£210,000), Scott Currie (£210,000) Saqib Mahmood (£150,000), Usman Tariq (£140,000), Mitchell Owen (£130,000), Joe Clarke (£85,000), Laurie Evans (£85,000), Chris Wood (£70,000), Jordan Thompson (£60,000), Will Smeed (£55,000)

London Spirit: James Coles (£390,000), Liam Livingstone (£350,000), Jamie Overton (£225,000), Adam Zampa (£190,000), Dewald Brevis (£185,000), Jonny Bairstow (£160,000), Tymal Mills (£130,000), David Willey (£120,000), Adam Milne (£50,000), Mason Crane (£31,000), Adam Hose (£31,000), James Rew (£31,000)

Manchester Super Giants: Jos Buttler (£350,000), Heinrich Klaasen (£250,000), Josh Tongue (£200,000), Aiden Markram (£200,000), Noor Ahmad, £175,000, Liam Dawson (£175,000), Leus du Plooy (£120,000), Tim Seifert (£100,000), Sonny Baker (£95,000), Gus Atkinson (£70,000) Tawanda Muyeye (£50,000), Tom Moores (£50,000), Tom Hartley (£35,000), Max Holden (£31,000)

MI London: Sam Curran (£350,000), Tom Curran (£260,000), Will Jacks (£250,000), James Vince (£190,000), Nicholas Pooran (£175,000), Rashid Khan (£175,000), Nathan Sowter (£130,000), Sherfane Rutherford (£100,000), Trent Boult (£100,000), Richard Gleeson (£65,000), Ollie Pope (£31,000)

Southern Brave: Jofra Archer (£400,000), Jamie Smith (£300,000), Adil Rashid (£250,000), Chris Jordan (£160,000), Marcus Stoinis (£150,000), Luke Wood (£130,000), David Miller (£110,000), Tristan Stubbs (£100,000), Thomas Rew (£80,000), Ben McKinney (£45,000), Michael Pepper (£31,000)

Sunrisers Leeds: Harry Brook (£465,000), Dan Lawrence (£210,000), Mitchell Marsh (£200,000), Abrar Ahmed (£190,000), Zak Crawley (£180,000), Ryan Rickelton (£150,000), Nathan Ellis (£145,000), Brydon Carse (£140,000), Matthew Potts (£75,000), Benny Howell (£50,000), Tom Lawes (£40,000), Tom Alsop (£31,000)

Trent Rockets: Tim David (£350,000), Tom Banton (£225,000), Ben Duckett (£200,000), Sam Billings (£180,000), Mitch Santner (£175,000), Finn Allen (£160,000), David Payne (£130,000), Craig Overton (£120,000), Matt Henry (£75,000), Lewis Gregory (£55,000), Dan Mousley (£40,000), Aneurin Donald (£31,000), Ben Mayes (£31,000)

Welsh Fire: Phil Salt (£450,000), Jordan Cox (£300,000), Marco Jansen (£250,000), Joe Root (£240,000), Rachin Ravindra (£140,000), Chris Woakes (£110,000), Tom Kohler-Cadmore (£80,000), Asa Tribe (£70,000), Ben Kellaway (£37,500), Tom Aspinwall (£31,000)

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Manchester Super Giants have become the first side to reach the minimum of 14 players but they do have £76,000 remaining if they wish to add. With possible England Test players Josh Tongue and Gus Atkinson in their squad, they may decide that's wise. They would of course be able to replace them if the ECB rested them at the time, but are they better securing that depth now?

There's still work to do for the other sides though. There are still four overseas slots to fill.

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James Rew, elder brother of 18-year-old Thomas who joined Southern Brave for £80,000 earlier today, is snapped up by London Spirit for £31,000.

• Ben Mayes - £31,000 to Trent Rockets
• James Rew - £31,000 to London Spirit
• Caleb Falconer - unsold

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England wicketkeeper-batter Ollie Pope is snapped up by MI London for £31,000 while Aneurin Donald also finds a home in Trent Rockets for the same price

With budgets dwindling, many players are now going for their base price as the pace of the auction picks up.

• Ollie Pope - £31,000 to MI London
• Graham Clark - unsold
• Aneurin Donald - £31,000 to Trent Rockets
• Tom Aspinwall - £31,000 to Welsh Fire
• Matt Fisher - unsold

Chris Wood, not to be confused with the Nottingham Forest striker, joins Birmingham Phoenix for £70,000.

The left-arm medium pacer remains at Edgbaston having spend the last couple of seasons with Phoenix.

Zimbabwe-born batter Tawanda Muyeye joins Manchester Super Giants for £50,000.

Middlesex batter Max Holden has signed for Manchester Super Giants for £31,000.

The 28-year-old returns to Old Trafford having played for Manchester Originals previously.

After all-rounder Paul Walter goes unsold, wicketkeeper-batter Michael Pepper is signed by Southern Brave for the base price of £31,000.

Laurie Evans is a Birmingham Phoenix player after the Edgbaston side succeed with a bid of £85,000.

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Tymal Mills joins London Spirit for £130,000.

Mills has the record for the most wickets in The Hundred history having previously played for Southern Brave between 2021 and 2025.

Australians Xavier Bartlett and Jason Behrendorff are unsold.

27-year-old Bartlett is yet to play in The Hundred while Behrendorff has previously appeared for Oval Invincibles.

21-year-old Asa Tribe will make his Hundred debut for Welsh Fire after the Cardiff-based side make a successful bid of £70,000.

Kieran Parmley
CricViz analyst

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Age: 21

Role: Right-hand bat

Asa Tribe is yet to make an appearance in The Hundred, but his all-format performances for Glamorgan last summer, coupled with strong outings for England Lions during the winter, should warrant plenty of interest this time around.

Given the possible lack of lower-order domestic batting options, Tribe's average of 38 while striking at 153 as a number six batter is more than healthy compared to his peers. He showcased his ability for quick cameos in the SA20 during the winter, with scores of 51 off 34 and 30* off 16.

Tribe strikes at nearly 200 when hitting down the ground against pace, a strong skillset considering the short straight boundaries that are often in play during Hundred matches.

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Sam Billings has been with Oval Invincibles since the start of The Hundred in 2021.

But it's Birmingham Phoenix and Trent Rockets who are involved in a bidding way for the wicketkeeper-batter.

Phoenix are the first to blink as Billings is a Rockets player for £180,000.

Next player up for auction is Asa Tribe.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport cricket correspondent at The Hundred Auction

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Thomas Rew is 18 years old and £80,000 richer. He found out when he was at school today.

The action resumes in The Hundred auction.

And Matt Henry gets things under way again as the season New Zealand fast bowler is sold to Trent Rockets for £75,000.

He was once again instrumental with the ball as the Black Caps reached the final of the 2026 T20 World Cup.