Many of the world's most destructive short format batters will tee it up in The Hundred this summer.
March's record-breaking auction saw many of the eight teams place a huge emphasis on batting, with plenty of headline names changing hands for eye-watering sums of money.
We take a look at which players are expected to make big runs throughout the competition...
The Hundred: Top Batter odds
(Odds will display when market is available)
Last year's leading run-getter Jordan Cox (33/1) is available at a very backable price after making the switch from Oval Invincibles to Welsh Fire. The wicketkeeper-batter turned the battle for the most runs into a procession in 2025, making 84 runs more than his nearest competitor.
Back in second was Jos Buttler (10/1) and he goes in as favourite after his recent exploits for England during their white-ball series against India.
Ex-England internationals James Vince and Jason Roy are available at 12/1 as they aim to propel favourites MI London to a fourth consecutive Men's Hundred title.
As overseas talent goes, it doesn't get more exciting than New Zealand opener Finn Allen (12/1), set to star for Trent Rockets this year. The 27-year-old scored the fastest century in T20 World Cup history when he blasted his 100 from just 33 balls against South Africa in March.
Liam Livingstone (28/1) is the man of the moment after being named T20 Blast Player of the Tournament, music to the ears of the London Spirit after they secured his services from Birmingham Phoenix during the auction this year.
Any odds displayed were correct at the time of writing and are subject to fluctuation.
