The Hundred has completed its inaugural tournament, with the first ever winners being decided after two suspenseful matches yesterday afternoon.

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The competition unfolded over the course of five weeks, with eight brand new city-based teams being created specifically for the event, each one with a women's and men's squad.

There were some impressive displays but ultimately it was Southampton's Southern Brave who won the men's tournament, while South London's Oval Invincibles were the women's champions.

Before The Hundred kicked off, we chatted exclusively to Freddie Flintoff for his thoughts on how the tournament will live or die, and we now have every result listed on this page for your reference.

RadioTimes.com brought you all the details you need to know about how to watch The Hundred including the fixture list, TV schedule, channel information, dates and times.

How to watch The Hundred

The Hundred is readily available to watch across a range of platforms, from Sky Sports to BBC.

Sky Sports are the key rights holders with all 63 games to be made available on their platforms.

They have rebranded Sky Sports Cricket to Sky Sports The Hundred for the duration of the tournament and you can also pick up a NOW Membership pass – for a day or a month – to soak up all the action.

Every game from the women's tournament and a number of the men's matches will also be shown live for free on the Sky Cricket YouTube channel.

Finally, BBC boast the rights to show 18 matches across the tournament on BBC Two, including both the women's and men's finals.

The Hundred TV schedule – results

Both the women's and men's matches were played on the same day, in the same location, one after the other.

As mentioned, every game was shown live on Sky Sports The Hundred. Every women's game was shown on the Sky Cricket YouTube channel.

With the competition now over, read on for the full list of results:

Saturday 21st August: Finals – Women and Men

Women: Southern Brave v Oval Invincibles

OI win by 48 runs.

Men: Birmingham Phoenix v Southern Brave

SB win by 32 runs.

The Hundred results

Wednesday 21st July

Oval Invincibles v Manchester Originals, Kia Oval

Women: OI win by 5 wickets

Thursday 22nd July

Oval Invincibles v Manchester Originals, Kia Oval

Men: OI win by 9 runs

Friday 23rd July

Birmingham Phoenix v London Spirit, Edgbaston

Women: LS won by 3 wickets

Men: BP won by 3 wickets

Saturday 24th July

Trent Rockets v Southern Brave, Trent Bridge

Women: SB win by 23 runs

Men: TR win by 9 wickets

Northern Superchargers v Welsh Fire, Emerald Headingley

Women: NS win by 6 wickets

Men: Welsh Fire win by 5 runs

Sunday 25th July

London Spirit v Oval Invincibles, Lord’s

Women: OI win by 15 runs

Men: Match abandoned

Manchester Originals v Birmingham Phoenix, Emirates Old Trafford

Women: BP win by 20 runs

Men: MO win by 6 wickets

Monday 26th July

Trent Rockets v Northern Superchargers, Trent Bridge

Women: NS win by 27 runs

Men: TR win by 2 wickets

Tuesday 27th July

Welsh Fire v Southern Brave, Sophia Gardens

Women: SB win by 8 wickets

Men: WF win by 18 runs

Wednesday 28th July

Manchester Originals v Northern Superchargers, Emirates Old Trafford

Women: Match abandoned

Men: Match abandoned

Thursday 29th July

London Spirit v Trent Rockets, Lord’s

Women: TR win by 18 runs

Men: TR win by 7 runs

Friday 30th July

Southern Brave v Birmingham Phoenix, Ageas Bowl

Women: SB win by 8 wickets

Men: SB win by 4 wickets

Saturday 31st July

Welsh Fire v Manchester Originals, Sophia Gardens

Women: WF win by 9 wickets

Men: MO win by 7 wickets

Northern Superchargers v Oval Invincibles, Emerald Headingley

Women: NS win by 4 runs

Men: NS win by 6 wickets

Sunday 1st August

Birmingham Phoenix v Trent Rockets, Edgbaston

Women: TR win by 11 runs

Men: BP win by 6 wickets

London Spirit v Southern Brave, Lord’s

Women: SB win by 7 wickets

Men: SB win by 4 runs

Monday 2nd August

Oval Invincibles v Welsh Fire, Kia Oval

Women: WF win by 12 wickets

Men: OI win by 6 wickets

Tuesday 3rd August

London Spirit v Northern Superchargers, Lord’s

Women: LS win by 7 wickets

Men: NS win by 63 runs

Wednesday 4th August

Birmingham Phoenix v Oval Invincibles, Edgbaston

Women: OI win by 8 wickets

Men: BP win by 6 wickets

Thursday 5th August

Manchester Originals v Southern Brave, Emirates Old Trafford

Abandoned

Friday 6th August

Welsh Fire v Trent Rockets, Sophia Gardens

Women: TR win by 4 wickets

Men: TR win by 6 wickets

Saturday 7th August

Southern Brave v Northern Superchargers, Ageas Bowl

Women: SB win by 7 wickets (DLS method)

Men: SB win by 5 wickets

Sunday 8th August

Oval Invincibles v Trent Rockets, Kia Oval

Women: Match abandoned

Men: OI win by 9 runs

Monday 9th August

Birmingham Phoenix v Welsh Fire, Edgbaston

Women: BP win by 10 wickets

Men: BP win by 93 runs

Tuesday 10th August

Manchester Originals v London Spirit, Emirates Old Trafford

Women: LS win by 5 wickets

Men: LS win by 6 runs

Wednesday 11th August

Southern Brave v Welsh Fire, Ageas Bowl

Women: SB win by 39 runs

Men: SB win by 8 wickets

Thursday 12th August

Northern Superchargers v Manchester Originals, Emerald Headingley

Women: MO win by 8 wickets

Men: NS win by 69 runs

Friday 13th August

Trent Rockets v Birmingham Phoenix, Trent Bridge

Women: BP win by 3 wickets

Men: BO win by 16 runs

Saturday 14th August

Oval Invincibles v London Spirit, Kia Oval

Women: OI win by 8 wickets

Men: OI win by 2 wickets

Sunday 15th August

Trent Rockets v Manchester Originals, Trent Bridge

Women: MO win by 9 wickets

Men: TR win by 7 wickets

Monday 16th August

Southern Brave v Oval Invincibles, Ageas Bowl

Women: SB win by 30 runs

Men: SB win by 6 wickets

Tuesday 17th August

Northern Superchargers v Birmingham Phoenix, Emerald Headingley

Women: BP win by 14 runs

Men: BP win by 8 wickets

Wednesday 18th August

Welsh Fire v London Spirit, Sophia Gardens

Women: LS win by 7 wickets

Men: WF win by 3 wickets

Friday 20th August

Eliminators – Women and Men

Women: Oval Invincibles v Birmingham Phoenix – BBC Two

OI win by 20 runs

Men: Southern Brave v Trent Rockets

SB win by 7 wickets

The Hundred teams

There are 10 teams competing in The Hundred, with a women's and men's team each.

They boast central contracted international players and local icons for each side and we've rounded them up below:

Birmingham Phoenix

Women's England central contracted players: Amy Jones, Kirstie Gordon

Men's England central contracted players: Chris Woakes

Men's local icons: Moeen Ali, Pat Brown

London Spirit

Women's England central contracted players: Heather Knight, Freya Davies

Men's England central contracted players: Zak Crawley

Men's local icons: Eoin Morgan, Dan Lawrence

Manchester Originals

Women's England central contracted players: Kate Cross, Sophie Ecclestone

Men's England central contracted players: Joe Buttler

Men's local icons: Harry Gurney, Matt Parkinson

Northern Superchargers

Women's England central contracted players: Lauren Winfield, Linsey Smith

Men's England central contracted players: Ben Stokes

Men's local icons: Adil Rashid, David Willey

Oval Invincibles

Women's England central contracted players: Laura Marsh, Fran Wilson

Men's England central contracted players: Sam Curran

Men's local icons: Jason Roy, Tom Curran

Southern Brave

Women's England central contracted players: Anya Shrubsole, Danni Wyatt

Men's England central contracted players: Jofra Archer

Men's local icons: James Vince, Chris Jordan

Trent Rockets

Women's England central contracted players: Nat Sciver, Katherine Brunt

Men's England central contracted players: Joe Root

Men's local icons: Alex Hales, Saqib Mahmood

Welsh Fire

Women's England central contracted players: Katie George, Bryony Smith

Men's England central contracted players: Ollie Pope

Men's local icons: Tom Banton, Colin Ingram

The Hundred rules

Of course, one of the major talking points of the tournament has been the drastic shake-up of rules and language used to describe the action.

'Wickets' have been scrapped in favour of 'outs' and 'overs' replaced with 'balls' as part of the overhaul while there are rule changes which will see bowlers bowl five or 10-ball stints, as opposed to a traditional six-ball over.

Check out our full guide to The Hundred rules for more information, details, terminology and more so you can work out what's going on.

How to buy The Hundred tickets

Tickets for The Hundred are now on sale with group stage matches and eliminators still available.

Season tickets and final tickets are now sold out, but you can still go along and support your local team in the inaugural run of The Hundred in regular games and the play-off equivalents.

Check out the official website of The Hundred for the latest ticket details.

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Michael PottsSport Editor

Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.

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