The Hundred has produced six men’s and women’s champions since its first edition in 2021. Manchester Super Giants and Trent Rockets were the latest champions in 2026, while MI London hold the strongest overall men’s record and share the women’s title lead. The official competition winners list also reflects the franchise name changes that took effect after the 2025 season.
The Hundred winners list, season by season
The table below lists every champion in both competitions from 2021 to 2026. Team names are shown as they appear on The Hundred’s official past-winners page, including the current names used for franchises that were previously known as Oval Invincibles and Northern Superchargers.
| Season | Women’s Competition champion | Men’s Competition champion |
| 2021 | MI London (formerly Oval Invincibles) | Southern Brave |
| 2022 | MI London (formerly Oval Invincibles) | Trent Rockets |
| 2023 | Southern Brave | MI London (formerly Oval Invincibles) |
| 2024 | London Spirit | MI London (formerly Oval Invincibles) |
| 2025 | SunRisers Leeds (formerly Northern Superchargers) | MI London (formerly Oval Invincibles) |
| 2026 | Trent Rockets | Manchester Super Giants |
This creates a clear early history for the competition. The women’s trophy was initially won twice by the side then called Oval Invincibles, before Southern Brave, London Spirit, Northern Superchargers and Trent Rockets each added a title. In the men’s event, Southern Brave and Trent Rockets won the first two editions, followed by a three-season winning run by Oval Invincibles before Manchester Super Giants took the 2026 trophy.
How the competition began
The Hundred’s first edition was held in 2021. It is a professional league played in England and Wales, with eight men’s teams and eight women’s teams. According to the competition information outlined on Wikipedia, it uses the 100-ball format: each side has one innings of up to 100 balls, giving the event a structure distinct from conventional T20 cricket.
The tournament is played during July and August, and men’s and women’s matches are commonly staged as double-headers at the same ground. That format has made both competitions central to the same matchday experience rather than treating the women’s event as a separate add-on. The winners list is therefore best read as two parallel histories, with one title awarded in each competition every season.
The route to the final
The Hundred uses a round-robin league stage followed by play-offs. Each team plays eight league matches: four at home and four away. The team finishing first in the league advances directly to the final, while the teams placed second and third contest the Eliminator for the remaining final place.
That system adds weight to league performance. Finishing top offers the direct path to the final, while teams lower down the standings must survive an additional knockout match. For readers following individual fixtures and weighing factors such as venue, conditions and the toss, a today toss prediction can be considered alongside confirmed team news rather than as a substitute for it.
Women’s champions: six seasons, five title-winning teams
The women’s competition has had five different champions in its first six editions. MI London, competing as Oval Invincibles at the time, won the first two titles in 2021 and 2022. That remains the only repeat title sequence in the women’s competition through 2026.
Southern Brave then became champions in 2023, ending the Invincibles’ early hold on the trophy. London Spirit followed in 2024, while Northern Superchargers won in 2025. The official winners page now records that 2025 champion as SunRisers Leeds, reflecting the franchise’s later rebrand. Trent Rockets completed the list of women’s champions in 2026 with their first title.
MI London’s women’s record
MI London’s two women’s titles came in the inaugural 2021 season and again in 2022, when the team was known as Oval Invincibles. Across the women’s competition from 2021 to 2026, that gives the franchise two championships, the joint-highest total alongside no other team because every other winner has one title.
The name matters when looking back through records. A reader might find references to Oval Invincibles in match reports and older scorecards, while current competition material uses MI London. They refer to the same franchise history for these title-winning seasons, rather than two separate teams sharing the honours.
A more open recent women’s competition
After the first two seasons, the women’s winners list became notably varied. Southern Brave won in 2023, London Spirit in 2024, SunRisers Leeds’ predecessor Northern Superchargers in 2025, and Trent Rockets in 2026. Four different teams won the four most recent titles.
That spread means no team had established a prolonged era of control by the end of 2026. It also gives the competition a broad set of recent reference points: Southern Brave’s breakthrough, London Spirit’s 2024 success, the Leeds franchise’s 2025 title under its former identity, and Trent Rockets’ first championship in 2026.
Men’s champions: MI London’s three-title run
The men’s list began with Southern Brave winning the inaugural title in 2021. Trent Rockets followed in 2022. From 2023 to 2025, Oval Invincibles won three successive championships, a run that stands as the defining sequence in the men’s competition so far.
The official past-winners page lists those three victories under MI London, noting that the franchise was formerly Oval Invincibles. In historical terms, the 2023, 2024 and 2025 trophies were won before the later name change. Manchester Super Giants, formerly Manchester Originals, then won the 2026 men’s title.
The 2026 breakthrough for Manchester Super Giants
Manchester Super Giants were men’s champions for the first time in 2026. The competition’s official results information identified them as winners of the final, while the official past-winners page placed them at the head of the men’s honours list for that season.
Their victory ended MI London’s three-title sequence. It also added a fourth title-winning identity to the men’s competition across six completed editions: Southern Brave, Trent Rockets, MI London and Manchester Super Giants. Although several franchises have reached strong periods, the title list shows how quickly a new champion can emerge in a short-format league.
Why franchise name changes need context
The winners list can appear confusing because some of the original franchises adopted new names after the 2025 season. Oval Invincibles became MI London, Northern Superchargers became SunRisers Leeds, and Manchester Originals became Manchester Super Giants. The official winners page applies the newer identities while making the former names clear in brackets.
For historical clarity, the men’s titles in 2023, 2024 and 2025 were won as Oval Invincibles, while the women’s titles in 2021 and 2022 were also won under that name. Northern Superchargers won the women’s championship in 2025 before becoming SunRisers Leeds. Manchester Originals’ franchise won the 2026 men’s trophy as Manchester Super Giants.
The title picture after six editions
By the end of the 2026 season, MI London had three men’s titles and two women’s titles across the competition’s history. Trent Rockets had one men’s and one women’s championship, while Southern Brave had one of each. London Spirit, SunRisers Leeds and Manchester Super Giants had one title apiece in their respective competitions.
The Hundred winners list tells a compact but evolving story: early success for Southern Brave and Oval Invincibles, a sustained men’s run by the London franchise, and increasingly varied women’s champions. With six editions complete, the competition has already produced both repeat winners and first-time champions, leaving its next chapter open.
