The Hundred 2026: How It Finished — Manchester Super Giants and Trent Rockets Crowned

Three weeks into The Hundred 2026, the men’s competition has settled into a clear shape at the top — even if the chasing pack behind it is still bunched together on net run rate. After Monday’s round of fixtures, Trent Rockets are the form side in the tournament, and a five-wicket haul from Rashid Khan was the individual highlight of the week.

Final result: how The Hundred 2026 actually ended

The Hundred 2026 is over. Both finals were played at Lord’s on Sunday, August 16, 2026:

Two things stand out against the mid-season snapshot preserved below. Manchester Super Giants won the men’s competition despite sitting fifth on net run rate at the time this table was taken, three straight defeats into a slump — a reminder that a tightly packed Hundred group stage tells you very little about who lifts the trophy. And Trent Rockets did convert their form into silverware, but in the women’s competition.

Everything from here down is the points table and match report as they stood on August 4, 2026, roughly two-thirds through the men’s group stage. It is kept as a record of that moment, not as a current standings table.

Points table after Match 18 (as of August 4, 2026)

Trent Rockets are the only side to have won four of their first five games, and their net run rate is comfortably clear of the rest of the field — a cushion that matters in a group stage this tightly packed, where four teams are separated by nothing on points alone.

Match 17: Trent Rockets beat Sunrisers Leeds

Ben Duckett made 64 off 47 balls to earn Player of the Match as Rockets posted 146/4 and defended it comfortably. Mohammad Amir picked up two wickets for Sunrisers but couldn’t stop Rockets extending their lead at the top.

Match 18: MI London beat Manchester Super Giants

The standout moment of the round came with the ball: Rashid Khan took a five-wicket haul to blow away Manchester Super Giants’ chase, only the second five-for in MI London’s history in the competition. It was Super Giants’ third straight defeat, a run of form that has dropped them into the congested mid-table group on net run rate alone.

What’s next

(Written August 4, 2026.) The competition ran through Finals Day on August 16, with the top three men’s sides advancing to the knockouts. At the time of writing, the open question was which mid-table sides could still catch Trent Rockets and MI London.

The answer, as the update at the top of this article records, was Manchester Super Giants — the side described two paragraphs above as being on a three-match losing run. They won the whole thing.