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CricViz analyst
At £18,000, Hannah Baker could prove to be a great value pick for Sunrisers Leeds, particularly on turning pitches. No English spinner spun the ball more than Baker in last year’s Hundred, with the leg-spinner averaging 3.3° of turn on average.
Not many takers for these set of spinners but Warwickshire's Hannah Baker goes to Sunrisers Leeds for £18,000 while former Northern Superchargers off-spinner Lucy Higham is signed by London Spirit for £15,000.
The final set of players in this round will be the Tier 2 spin bowlers
They are:
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Nicola Carey becomes MI London's fourth overseas all-rounder alongside Matthews, Kerr and Henry. Carey has proven to be a genuine all-rounder in the Women's Hundred with high match involvement, on average impacting a total of 30 deliveries per game combined with bat and ball.
The paddles are flying for Australia's Nicola Carey in the room before MI London come out on top with a £95,000 bid.
Manchester Super Giants, meanwhile, remain busy as they get spin-bowling all-rounder Mady Villiers for £45,000.
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CricViz analyst
Big money for Em Arlott off the back of her best-ever Hundred campaign in 2025, taking 12 wickets at an average of just 13, while conceding at 1.30 runs per ball. Her ability to bowl in all phases will be crucial to Welsh Fire's strategy moving forward, with Arlott becoming their first pace bowling purchase.
Welsh Fire snap up England's Em Arlott for £110,000 and it is move that will bolster their pace attack.
Arlott brings with her plenty of proven Hundred and international experience, previously playing for Birmingham Phoenix and Sydney Thunder among others.
England's Em Arlott and India's Sree Charani are among those up for grabs among Tier 2 all-rounders.
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Manchester Super Giants purchase Paige Scholfield, one of the Hundred's fastest scorers against pace. No batter has scored more runs against pace at a higher strike-rate than her 152 in the history of the Women's Hundred.
England and Surrey all-rounder Paige Scholfield is a Manchester Super Giants player after they secure the 30-year-old's signature for £115,000.
The Manchester side also capture Grace Scrivens for £40,000.
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While MI London could go overseas when selecting a captain, Hollie Armitage brings plenty of experience, local knowledge and Hundred pedigree as a leader - she's won 20 of the 32 Hundred matches in which she's captained for her previous side Northern Superchargers.
England's Hollie Armitage goes to MI London for £45,000 to get things going for the Tier 2 batters.
But there is seldom any interest for former Manchester Originals star Eve Jones and South Africa's Sune Luss who both go unsold.
We are now moving to the Tier 2 players but there's still plenty of talent in that list.
We’ll kick off this stage with the batters as the auction cycle restarts again.
Southern Brave
Image source, Getty ImagesSouthern Brave assistant coach Anya Shrubsole: "It is really exciting and hopefully exciting for the players. It has been an awesome day so far."
On transitioning from a player to coach: "It has been easy. I had enough of playing and I started doing some coaching - it is amazing being back at the Brave. I loved playing for them. To be back on this side of the table is great."
On signing Issy Wong: "I am excited. She is a high-quality bowler and she is one of the best bowlers in England on her day."
Image source, Getty ImagesBeth Mooney to Trent Rockets - £210,000
Sophie Devine to Welsh Fire - £210,000
Danielle Gibson to Sunrisers Leeds - £190,000
Nadine de Klerk to London Spirit - £170,000
As they take a break from the bidding wars, let's take a look at who the eight Hundred sides have signed so far for the 2026 season.
Birmingham Phoenix
London Spirit
Manchester Super Giants
MI London
Southern Brave
Sunrisers Leeds
Trent Rockets
Welsh Fire
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Image source, Getty ImagesRicha Ghosh could be a steal for Manchester Super Giants at just £50k. Since the start of 2025, no wicketkeeper has had a higher strike-rate in T20s than Ghosh's 161 – perhaps more impressively, she still averages 32 while possessing such a high strike rate.