The fixtures for The Hundred 2025 have officially been revealed and we now have confirmation as to when we can expect to see Northern Superchargers getting underway.
One of the fastest-growing competitions not only in cricket but sport, in general, this is just the fifth year of The Hundred but it’s promising to be the biggest and most ambitious yet.
Moving back to its traditional summer slot – set to take place throughout the month of August – well over half a million fans are expected to enjoy the action up and down the country.
You can find the full list of Northern Superchargers fixtures for this year’s Hundred schedule here:
Getting their campaign underway with the first double-header against Welsh Fire on Thursday, 7 August at home in Headingley, it’s going to be a brilliant day of cricket – hopefully with plenty of sun to boot.
The Superchargers’ first away game comes against Nottingham’s Trent Rockets on Sunday (10 August) before heading down South the following Wednesday (13 Aug).
Leeds’ local team with also travel to take on their Northern rivals in Manchester Originals by the middle of the month.
2024 alone saw a global women’s cricket attendance record shattered and with the double-header fixtures set to return, more history beckons for the tournament.
If you’ve never been along to The Hundred before, game days feature plenty of pre-match pageantry and fanfare before the women’s teams get the toss first.
Although there’s music, food and drink to be enjoyed throughout the day, one of the best parts about a day at The Hundred is the entertainment, with other games, activities, competitions and live performances before, during and after the break.
Speaking via Yorkshire Cricket Club, men’s captain Harry Brook described it as “a great tournament to be a part of”.
“You get fantastic crowds to play in front of at the biggest venues, with great support. I have absolutely loved being a part of the Superchargers”, he continued.
“Captaining last year was a great experience, as was working alongside Freddie [Andrew Flintoff]. We have a great group of players that we will hopefully manage to retain for this year’s competition.
“We’ll be looking to build on the momentum we have started to gather as a squad over the last few seasons.”
You can get ready grab your tickets on pre-sale and found when general admission goes live HERE.
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