The Hundred: Eoin Morgan, Chris Gayle & Steve Smith available for main draft

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Englands World Cup-winning captain Australias Steve Smith, West Indies batsman Chris Gayle and Eoin Morgan have made themselves available for The Hundred player draft on 20 October.
The inaugural competition, that is comprised of eight teams, takes place .
Other big names to have said their interest include Australia opener David Warner Afghanistan spinner Rashid Khan and Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi.
Englands contracted Test players such as Jofra Archer, Ben Stokes and Joe Root arent on the list because they are a part of a first draft for the red-ball cricketers of England on Thursday.
In that draft, teams may select up to three players, together with the Leeds-based side, for instance, having to choose between Stokes Root and Jonny Bairstow.
They will have the opportunity to select icons that are . The eight groups will be based in London (two groups ), Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Nottingham, Cardiff and Southampton.
The principal draft is going to be held later this month and also one of the other foreign cricketers to have made themselves available for the contest are Shakib Al Hasan, Moeen Ali, Babar Azam, Tom Curran, Quinton de Kock, Faf du Plessis, Aaron Finch, Lasith Malinga, Kieron Pollard, Kagiso Rabada, Jason Roy, Mitchell Starc along with Kane Williamson.
Players can specify a reserve fee for their services, with each team having two spaces in their group at each of the following pay mounts: #125,000, #100,000, #75,000, #60,000, #50,000, #40,000 and #30,000.
England limited-overs captain Morgan is a vocal supporter of this new competition.
Talking earlier in the summer, Morgan stated:The Hundred, yes, I really do think we want it. To be able to sell the sport, we want one championship, with clubs.
Anybody I talk to who enjoys sport but does not necessarily adore cricket is crying out for a championship he or she understands, because 18 teams going for a lengthy period of time just does not make sense to anybody.
Next summerthe BBC will have live tv coverage of 2 England mens international T20 matches, just one England womens T20 worldwide, also live TV coverage of 10 mens matches from Your Hundred and around eight live games from the womens Hundred tournament, including both finals.
It amounts to – appropriately – 100 hours back on BBC tv, also.
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