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The Hundred 2026 (Men’s) Points Table & Team Standings

The race to Lord’s is heating up in the 2026 edition of The Hundred. With eight franchises battling through the 100-ball group stage, securing a top-three finish is critical.

Unlike traditional T20 leagues where four teams qualify, The Hundred’s format rewards the table-toppers heavily. The team finishing first advances directly to the Final, while the second and third-placed teams battle in the Eliminator. You can find the tickets for the games here.

Below is the live, updated points table for The Hundred 2026 Men’s competition, reflecting total points and the all-important Net Run Rate (NRR).

Points Table / Team Standings in Hundred (2026)

TeamMatWonLostTiedNRPtsNRR
Trent Rockets (Men)86200240.740
Manchester Super Giants (Men)85300200.791
Sunrisers Leeds (Men)85300200.603
MI London (Men)74300160.262
Welsh Fire (Men)7430016-1.001
Southern Brave (Men)8350012-0.015
London Spirit (Men)725008-0.151
Birmingham Phoenix (Men)716004-1.496

How Playoff Qualification Works in The Hundred

Securing a spot at the top of the points table offers a massive advantage in this tournament format:

  • 1st Place: Advances directly to The Final at Lord’s on August 16.
  • 2nd and 3rd Place: These teams will face off in The Eliminator on August 15. The winner of this match advances to play the 1st place team in the Final.
  • 4th to 8th Place: Eliminated from the tournament.

Looking for player records? See who is dominating the run-scoring and wicket-taking charts in our complete hub for The Hundred 2026 Stats.

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