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Want to know which players will have the chance to be drafted by teams in 2023? Well, you’re in the right place!
We’ve had Deadline Day and now it’s time for the next part of the 2023 player selection process – The Hundred Draft, Powered by Sage!
Let’s catch you up on what that means.
WHAT IS THE HUNDRED DRAFT, POWERED BY SAGE?
Teams will have the chance to fill in the gaps in each of their salary bands in the Draft. Each side will take it in turns to pick a player, in reverse order of where they finished in the 2022 competition.
Every player who enters the Draft will have a reserve price. They cannot be bought for less than this. But if a team wants to splash the cash and spend more than a player’s reserve price, they can!
WHEN IS THE HUNDRED DRAFT, POWERED BY SAGE?
The Hundred Draft, Powered by Sage will be taking place on Thursday 23 March, broadcast live on Sky Sports!
WHO HAS SIGNED UP TO BE PART OF THE HUNDRED DRAFT, POWERED BY SAGE?
So, now for the bit you’ve been looking for!
Pakistan’s world-class batter Babar Azam has entered the draft with a reserve price of £100,000. Azam’s fast-bowling teammate, Shaheen Afridi also has set his reserve price as £100,000.
England Internationals Reece Topley, formerly of Oval Invincibles, and Ben Duckett, formerly of Welsh Fire, have entered the 2023 with no reserve price.
After being back-to-back finalists with Southern Brave in 2021 and 2022, Sophia Dunkley (No reserve price), Danni Wyatt (£31,250 reserve price) and Amanda-Jade Wellington (£25,000 reserve price) will be looking for new horizons in 2023.
Former Northern Superchargers fan-favourite Jemimah Rodrigues will enter the 2023 The Hundred Draft, powered by Sage at the maximum reserve price of £31,250. After two years at Manchester Originals, England International bowler Kate Cross has entered the draft with no reserve price.
But that’s not all! Check out the full list of players below:
