England all-rounder Ben Stokes was selected instead of Test captain Joe Root for the Leeds-based Northern Superchargers in The Hundred.
Birmingham Phoenix |
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The kits, badges, sponsors and first players were announced for the England & Wales Cricket Broad's (ECB) new format for next summer.
Joe Root was picked to play for the Nottingham-based Trent Rockets, after Ben Stokes had been picked to play for Northern Superchargers, covering Yorkshire and Durham county players.
Jofra Archer will play for the Southampton franchise Southern Brave, while seam bowlers James Anderson and Stuart Broad were not chosen.
England's Test players will all be paid by the ECB as part of their central contracts, with the eight teams selecting two local 'icon' players from the catchment counties.
England white-ball captain and Middlesex batsman Eoin Morgan was picked for London Spirit, Worcestershire all-rounder Moeen Ali joined Birmingham Phoenix and Surrey opener Jason Roy will represent Oval Invincibles, with those three awarded the maximum £125,000 contract.
Colin Ingram is the only non-English player to be picked so far, the South African will play alongside Yorkshire and England batsman and wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow and Somerset opener Tom Banton for Welsh Fire.
Banton has recently been called up for the Twenty20 series in New Zealand next month where, if picked, he will make his international debut.
The main draft will take place on 20 October, where the remaining places in the 15-man squads will be filled.
International stars of the game such as West Indies opener Chris Gayle and Australian batsman Steve Smith have already made themselves available to play next summer.
Following a random draw, it's been decided that Trent Rockets will have the first choice in the draft, with each team allowed a maximum of three overseas players.
The salary bands are as follows:
£125,000
£100,000
£75,000
£60,000
£50,000
£40,000
£30,000.
There can be up to two players in each salary band, with captains receiving a £10,000 bonus.
In the women's tournament, Heather Knight was picked by London Spirit, who will play at Lord's.
Two players have signed for each team from the 21 centrally contracted England players.
Seven other World Cup winners were picked today, bowler Anya Shrubsole and opening batter Danni Wyatt will play for Southern Brave, all-rounder Natalie Sciver and bowler Katherine Brunt were picked for Trent Rockets, spin-bowler Laura Marsh and batter Fran Wilson will represent Oval Invincibles and Batter Lauren Winfield will play for Northern Superchargers.
The second stage of the women's player selection process lasts until the end of May next year, in which each team can pick the remaining 13 players from three different pools: remaining England centrally contracted players, domestic players and overseas players.
A maximum of three overseas players are allowed for each team, while only one further England centrally contracted player is allowed.
The salary bands for the women's teams are as follows, with a £1,200 captain's bonus:
£15,000
£12,000
£9,000
£7,200
£6,000
£4,800
£3,600.
With this new format brings new tactics and and new decisions for experienced captains.
Each innings of 100 balls can be bowled in 'overs' of five or 10 balls, with the bowler having the option of switching ends after five of the 10 balls.
Each bowler has a maximum of 20 deliveries, with the fielding team allowed a 150-second tactical timeout each innings.
The first 25 balls will be the batting powerplay, in which only two fielders will be allowed outside of the 30-yard circle.
In trials of this format held last summer, each innings took just over one hour to complete, making for fast and exhilarating action.
There will be no long break between innings, the changeover will be almost immediate, perfect to keep the spectators engaged.
Joe Root was picked to play for the Nottingham-based Trent Rockets, after Ben Stokes had been picked to play for Northern Superchargers, covering Yorkshire and Durham county players.
Jofra Archer will play for the Southampton franchise Southern Brave, while seam bowlers James Anderson and Stuart Broad were not chosen.
England's Test players will all be paid by the ECB as part of their central contracts, with the eight teams selecting two local 'icon' players from the catchment counties.
England white-ball captain and Middlesex batsman Eoin Morgan was picked for London Spirit, Worcestershire all-rounder Moeen Ali joined Birmingham Phoenix and Surrey opener Jason Roy will represent Oval Invincibles, with those three awarded the maximum £125,000 contract.
Colin Ingram is the only non-English player to be picked so far, the South African will play alongside Yorkshire and England batsman and wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow and Somerset opener Tom Banton for Welsh Fire.
Banton has recently been called up for the Twenty20 series in New Zealand next month where, if picked, he will make his international debut.
The main draft will take place on 20 October, where the remaining places in the 15-man squads will be filled.
International stars of the game such as West Indies opener Chris Gayle and Australian batsman Steve Smith have already made themselves available to play next summer.
Following a random draw, it's been decided that Trent Rockets will have the first choice in the draft, with each team allowed a maximum of three overseas players.
The salary bands are as follows:
£125,000
£100,000
£75,000
£60,000
£50,000
£40,000
£30,000.
There can be up to two players in each salary band, with captains receiving a £10,000 bonus.
In the women's tournament, Heather Knight was picked by London Spirit, who will play at Lord's.
Two players have signed for each team from the 21 centrally contracted England players.
Seven other World Cup winners were picked today, bowler Anya Shrubsole and opening batter Danni Wyatt will play for Southern Brave, all-rounder Natalie Sciver and bowler Katherine Brunt were picked for Trent Rockets, spin-bowler Laura Marsh and batter Fran Wilson will represent Oval Invincibles and Batter Lauren Winfield will play for Northern Superchargers.
The second stage of the women's player selection process lasts until the end of May next year, in which each team can pick the remaining 13 players from three different pools: remaining England centrally contracted players, domestic players and overseas players.
A maximum of three overseas players are allowed for each team, while only one further England centrally contracted player is allowed.
The salary bands for the women's teams are as follows, with a £1,200 captain's bonus:
£15,000
£12,000
£9,000
£7,200
£6,000
£4,800
£3,600.
With this new format brings new tactics and and new decisions for experienced captains.
Each innings of 100 balls can be bowled in 'overs' of five or 10 balls, with the bowler having the option of switching ends after five of the 10 balls.
Each bowler has a maximum of 20 deliveries, with the fielding team allowed a 150-second tactical timeout each innings.
The first 25 balls will be the batting powerplay, in which only two fielders will be allowed outside of the 30-yard circle.
In trials of this format held last summer, each innings took just over one hour to complete, making for fast and exhilarating action.
There will be no long break between innings, the changeover will be almost immediate, perfect to keep the spectators engaged.
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Ground - Edgbaston
Catchment counties - Warwickshire,Worcestershire
Men's coach - Andrew McDonald
Women's coach - Ben Sawyer
England Red-Ball Contracted Player
Chris Woakes (Warwickshire)
Playing role - Allrounder, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast-medium
5753 runs at 34.44, 490 wickets at 25.63 in 145 First Class matches
Icon Players
Moeen Ali
Playing role - Batting allrounder, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm offbreak
3168 runs at 25.96, 101 wickets at 26.46 in 144 T20s
Pat Brown
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast-medium
49 wickets at 19.63 in 36 T20s
Women's Players
Kirstie Gordon
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Slow left-arm orthodox
8 wickets at 12.25 in 5 T20is
Amy Jones
Playing role - Wicketkeeper, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Fielding position - Wicketkeeper
420 runs at 17.5, 18 catches, 5 stumpings in 38 T20is
London Spirit
City - London
Ground - Lord's
Catchment counties - Essex, MCC, Middlesex, Northamptonshire
Men's coach - Shane Warne
Women's coach - Lisa Keightley
England Red-Ball Contracted Player
Rory Burns (Surrey)
Playing role - Top-order batsman, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm medium, Fielding position - Wicketkeeper
8918 runs at 42.26 in 128 First Class matches
Icon Players
Eoin Morgan
Playing role - Middle-order batsman, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm medium, Fielding position - Occasional wicketkeeper
5993 runs at 26.40 in 277 T20s
Dan Lawrence
Playing role - Allrounder, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Legbreak
1086 runs at 27.15, 17 wickets at 19.11 in 51 T20s
Women's Players
Freya Davies
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast-medium
3 wickets at 18.33 in 3 T20is
Heather Knight
Playing role - Middle-order batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm offbreak
707 runs at 17.24 in 63 T20is
City - Leeds
Ground - Headingley
Catchment counties - Durham, Yorkshire
Men's coach - Darren Lehmann
Women's coach - Danielle Hazell
City - London
Ground - The Oval
Catchment counties - Kent, Surrey
Men's coach - Tom Moody
Women's coach - Lydia Greenway
England Red-Ball Contracted Player
Sam Curran (Surrey)
Playing role - Allrounder, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Left-arm medium-fast
2410 runs at 29.39, 164 wickets at 28.79 in 59 First Class matches
Icon Players
Tom Curran
Playing role - Bowling allrounder, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast-medium
703 runs at 19.52, 113 wickets at 23.47 in 93 T20s
Jason Roy
Playing role - Middle-order batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat
4882 runs at 27.27 in 192 T20s
Women's Players
Laura Marsh
City - Southampton
Ground - Ageas Bowl
Catchment counties - Hampshire, Sussex
Men's coach - Mahela Jayawardene
Women's coach - Charlotte Edwards
England Red-Ball Contracted Player
Jofra Archer (Sussex)
Playing role - Bowling allrounder, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast
1051 runs at 26.94, 153 wickets at 22.98 in 32 First Class matches
Icon Players
Chris Jordan
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast-medium
166 wickets at 26.78 in 160 T20s
James Vince
Playing role - Batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm medium
4926 runs at 30.40 in 187 T20s
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Ground - Lord's
Catchment counties - Essex, MCC, Middlesex, Northamptonshire
Men's coach - Shane Warne
Women's coach - Lisa Keightley
England Red-Ball Contracted Player
Rory Burns (Surrey)
Playing role - Top-order batsman, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm medium, Fielding position - Wicketkeeper
8918 runs at 42.26 in 128 First Class matches
Icon Players
Eoin Morgan
Playing role - Middle-order batsman, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm medium, Fielding position - Occasional wicketkeeper
5993 runs at 26.40 in 277 T20s
Dan Lawrence
Playing role - Allrounder, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Legbreak
1086 runs at 27.15, 17 wickets at 19.11 in 51 T20s
Women's Players
Freya Davies
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast-medium
3 wickets at 18.33 in 3 T20is
Heather Knight
Playing role - Middle-order batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm offbreak
707 runs at 17.24 in 63 T20is
Manchester Originals
City - Manchester
Ground - Old Trafford
Catchment county - Lancashire
Men's coach - Simon Katich
Women's coach - TBA
England Red-Ball Contracted Player
Jos Buttler (Lancashire)
Playing role - Wicketkeeper batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat
4840 runs at 32.48, 189 catches, 2 stumpings in 100 First Class matches
Icon Players
Saqid Mahmood
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast-medium
20 wickets at 18.80 in 17 T20s
Matt Parkinson
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Legbreak
60 wickets at 15.26 in 36 T20s
Women's Players
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Ground - Old Trafford
Catchment county - Lancashire
Men's coach - Simon Katich
Women's coach - TBA
England Red-Ball Contracted Player
Jos Buttler (Lancashire)
Playing role - Wicketkeeper batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat
4840 runs at 32.48, 189 catches, 2 stumpings in 100 First Class matches
Icon Players
Saqid Mahmood
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast-medium
20 wickets at 18.80 in 17 T20s
Matt Parkinson
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Legbreak
60 wickets at 15.26 in 36 T20s
Women's Players
Kate Cross
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm medium-fast
11 wickets at 23.63 in 12 T20is
Sophie Ecclestone
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Slow left-arm orthodox
31 wickets at 19.09 in 23 T20is
Northern Superchargers |
| Photo from BBC Sport |
Ground - Headingley
Catchment counties - Durham, Yorkshire
Men's coach - Darren Lehmann
Women's coach - Danielle Hazell
England Red-Ball Contracted Player
Ben Stokes (Durham)
Playing role - Allrounder, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast-medium
7383 runs at 34.66, 304 wickets at 29.87 in 132 First Class matches
Icon Players
Adil Rashid
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Legbreak
186 wickets at 22.13 in 164 T20s
David Willey
Playing role - Allrounder, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Left-arm fast-medium
2695 runs at 23.64, 175 wickets at 23.26 in 185 T20s
Ben Stokes (Durham)
Playing role - Allrounder, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast-medium
7383 runs at 34.66, 304 wickets at 29.87 in 132 First Class matches
Icon Players
Adil Rashid
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Legbreak
186 wickets at 22.13 in 164 T20s
David Willey
Playing role - Allrounder, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Left-arm fast-medium
2695 runs at 23.64, 175 wickets at 23.26 in 185 T20s
Women's Players
Linsey Smith
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Slow left-arm orthodox
13 wickets at 14.46 in 9 T20is
Lauren Winfield
Playing role - Batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Fielding position - Wicketkeeper
514 runs at 22.34 in 32 T20is
Oval Invincibles |
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Ground - The Oval
Catchment counties - Kent, Surrey
Men's coach - Tom Moody
Women's coach - Lydia Greenway
England Red-Ball Contracted Player
Sam Curran (Surrey)
Playing role - Allrounder, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Left-arm medium-fast
2410 runs at 29.39, 164 wickets at 28.79 in 59 First Class matches
Icon Players
Tom Curran
Playing role - Bowling allrounder, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast-medium
703 runs at 19.52, 113 wickets at 23.47 in 93 T20s
Jason Roy
Playing role - Middle-order batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat
4882 runs at 27.27 in 192 T20s
Women's Players
Laura Marsh
Playing role - Opening batsman, Batting style -Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast-medium, Right-arm offbreak
755 runs at 16.41 in 67 T20is
Fran Wilson
Playing role - Middle-order batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm offbreak
152 runs at 21.71 in 14 T20is
Southern Brave |
| Photo from BBC Sport |
Ground - Ageas Bowl
Catchment counties - Hampshire, Sussex
Men's coach - Mahela Jayawardene
Women's coach - Charlotte Edwards
England Red-Ball Contracted Player
Jofra Archer (Sussex)
Playing role - Bowling allrounder, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast
1051 runs at 26.94, 153 wickets at 22.98 in 32 First Class matches
Icon Players
Chris Jordan
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast-medium
166 wickets at 26.78 in 160 T20s
James Vince
Playing role - Batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm medium
4926 runs at 30.40 in 187 T20s
Women's Players
Anya Shrubsole
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm medium
87 wickets at 14.81 in 66 T20is
Danni Wyatt
Playing role - Top-order batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm offbreak
1409 runs at 20.72 in 98 T20is
Trent Rockets |
| Photo from BBC Sport |
City - Nottingham
Ground - Trent Bridge
Catchment counties - Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire
Men's coach - Stephen Fleming
Ground - Trent Bridge
Catchment counties - Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire
Men's coach - Stephen Fleming
Women's coach - Salliann Briggs
England Red-Ball Contracted Player
Joe Root (Yorkshire)
Playing role - Top-order batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm offbreak, Legbreak
11129 runs at 48.17 in 145 First Class matches
Icon Players
England Red-Ball Contracted Player
Joe Root (Yorkshire)
Playing role - Top-order batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm offbreak, Legbreak
11129 runs at 48.17 in 145 First Class matches
Icon Players
Harry Gurney
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Left-arm fast-medium
183 wickets at 22.12 in 149 T20s
Alex Hales
Playing role - Opening batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm medium, Fielding position - Occasional wicketkeeper
6100 runs at 29.04 in 225 T20s
Women's Players
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Left-arm fast-medium
183 wickets at 22.12 in 149 T20s
Alex Hales
Playing role - Opening batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm medium, Fielding position - Occasional wicketkeeper
6100 runs at 29.04 in 225 T20s
Women's Players
Katherine Brunt
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm medium-fast
74 wickets at 18.79 in 72 T20is
Nat Sciver
Playing role - Allrounder, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm medium
1096 runs at 23.31, 48 wickets at 20.06 in 65 T20is
Welsh Fire |
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City - Cardiff
Ground - Sophia Gardens
Catchment counties - Glamorgan, Gloucestershire, Somerset
Men's coach - Gary Kirsten
Ground - Sophia Gardens
Catchment counties - Glamorgan, Gloucestershire, Somerset
Men's coach - Gary Kirsten
Women's coach - Matthew Mott
England Red-Ball Contracted Player
Jonny Bairstow (Yorkshire)
Playing role - Wicketkeeper batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm medium
11566 runs at 43.81, 467 catches, 24 stumpings in 180 First Class matches
Jonny Bairstow (Yorkshire)
Playing role - Wicketkeeper batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm medium
11566 runs at 43.81, 467 catches, 24 stumpings in 180 First Class matches
Icon Players
Tom Banton
Playing role - Opening batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat
591 runs at 39.40 in 17 T20s
Colin Ingram
Playing role - Top-order batsman, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Legbreak
6452 runs at 30.14 in 256 T20s
Women's Players
Tom Banton
Playing role - Opening batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat
591 runs at 39.40 in 17 T20s
Colin Ingram
Playing role - Top-order batsman, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Legbreak
6452 runs at 30.14 in 256 T20s
Katie George
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Left-arm medium
2 wickets at 58.50 in 5 T20is
Bryony Smith
Player role - Batsman, Batting style - Right-hand bat
16 runs at 5.33 in 3 T20is
UNPICKED
James Anderson (Lancashire)
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast-medium
950 wickets at 24.97 in 246 First Class matches
Stuart Broad (Nottinghamshire)
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast-medium
759 wickets at 27.51 in 216 First Class matches
UNPICKED
James Anderson (Lancashire)
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast-medium
950 wickets at 24.97 in 246 First Class matches
Stuart Broad (Nottinghamshire)
Playing role - Bowler, Batting style - Left-hand bat, Bowling style - Right-arm fast-medium
759 wickets at 27.51 in 216 First Class matches
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