đ London Spirit are back for another summer of 100-ball action as The Hundred returns to Lord’s. Â
NEWSFLASH: The Hundred is a wrap for 2024! Â
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đŤ Hospitality options will be available for London Spirit in The Hundred in 2025. Complete the short form here (also below
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Standard tickets for 2025 matches at Lord’s will go on sale early in the new year. Stay tuned here for more news!Â
CONGRATULATIONS to London Spirit Women who lifted the trophy for the first time in front of a packed house at Lord’s in the 2024 The Hundred Final. Spirit were ultimately too strong for their opponents, Welsh Fire. Deepti Sharma hit the winning runs for Spirit off the 98th ball, to secure victory by four wickets. London Spirit in The Hundred will be back in 2025 in search of back-to-back titles in the women’s tournament!
2024 EVENT PREVIEW
The players are ready, the Home of Cricket is ready and there’s all to play for in the tournament now in its third season after the ground-breaking launch in 2021. The 2024 action at Lord’s will see London Spirit in The Hundred action no less than four times this summer.Â
Read on for the London Spirit 2024 squads, ‘ones to watch’, and how you can see them in action! Â
LONDON SPIRIT LINE-UPS


ONES TO WATCH
London Spirit women will again be lead by England captain Heather Knight, who famously led England to their Women’s Cricket World Cup winning triumph in 2017. A top-order batter who top-scored for Spirit women with 214 in the 2022 competition, Knight can also bowl some handy spin. England women’s trio Sarah Glenn, Charlie Dean and Danielle Gibson are among the stars names who will also return. Joining them is former Australia captain Meg Lanning, who returns to the competition for the first time since 2022 having retired from international cricket last year. Â
Zak Crawley returns for London Spirit men. The England batter excels in short-form cricket with his aggressive mindset and powerful hitting. Captain Dan Lawrence, Australian star Nathan Ellis and last yearâs revelation Dan Worrall also return. And adding considerable firepower to Spirit, who are looking for a first Hundred title, are superstar West indies duo Andrew Russell and Shimron Hetmyer. England Test vice-captain Ollie Pope is also part of an exciting Spirit men’s roster. Â
Strap yourselves in for a summer of exciting cricket courtesy of The Hundred’s 100-ball format. There will also be lots of activities and entertainment on the Lord’s concourses for both kids and adults. Including live music at every matchday!

TICKETS, TIMINGS & TRAVEL
Tickets are currently off sale.  Â
Hospitality options will be available.Â
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NOTE: All matchdays are double-headers. Tickets provide entry to both matches. Â
đ MATCHES at Lord’s take place between Saturday 27 July to Friday 9 August.
Saturday 27 July: Double-header vs Birmingham Phoenix. Matches at 3pm (W) and 6.35pm (M).
Thursday 1 August: Double-header vs Welsh Fire. Matches at 11.30am (W) and 3pm (M).
Sunday 4 August: Double-header vs Oval Invincibles. Matches at 11am (W) and 2.30pm (M).
Friday 9 August: Double-header vs Manchester Originals. Matches at 3pm (W) and 6.30pm (M).
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đđ Travel tips: Travelling via public transport is recommended. The nearest tube station is St John’s Wood – on the Jubilee line – which is a five minute walk. Four alternative tube stations are only 15 mins walk away: Baker Street, Warwick Ave, Marylebone and Edgware.  Car parking is the area is restricted however Westminster Council offer parking close to Lord’s at Kingsmill Terrace (NW8 6AA) visit their website for more details.
COMPETITION FORMAT
The Hundred is an action-packed, unmissable cricket competition fusing world-class cricket with blockbuster entertainment.âŻÂ Combining a fast format of cricket, with each game lasting less than three hours, and incredible entertainment beyond the sport. Making cricket more accessible and reaching a broader audience The Hundred is simple: 100 balls per team, most runs wins, so every ball counts.âŻâŻ
The Hundred features 8 city-based teams. Each team has a womenâs squad and menâs squad made up of 15 players with a maximum of three overseas stars. The competitions running parallel with each other. Each teams featuresâŻsome of theâŻbest international and domestic cricketers from around the world, including England Menâs & Womenâs World Cup winners.âŻ
There are eight group games with each team playing six other sides once and their nearest regional rivals (for London Spirit, that’s Oval Invincibles) twice.Â
The sides finishing top in the group stage will advance directly to Finals Day and face the winners of The Hundred Eliminator between the teams finishing second and third.
The Eliminators will be held at The Kia Oval on Saturday 17 August.  Matches at 2.15pm and 6pm.
Finals Day is at Lordâs on Sunday 18 August with matches at 2.15pm and 6pm.
The Hundred teams in full
Birmingham Phoenix (Edgbaston) ~ London Spirit (Lord’s) ~ Manchester Originals (Emirates Old Trafford) ~ Northern Superchargers (Emerald Headingley) ~ Oval Invincibles (Kia Oval) ~ Southern Brave (Ageas Bowl) ~ Trent Rockets (Trent Bridge) ~ Welsh Fire (Sophia Gardens)
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