After a blockbuster first day of The Hundred Auction, it's time for the men's teams to be finalised, with thrills, spills and bidding wars guaranteed.
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The latest Rockets signings, and notable moves from across the competition, can be found below.
Mayes and Briggs selected
Seasoned campaigner Danny Briggs is snapped up for £70,000. He joins Ben Mayes (£31,000) at the Rockets, who is in line for his Hundred debut this summer.
Aneurin Donald is snapped up
£31,000 is bid for Donald by Peter Moores' Rockets, and the wicketkeeper-batter will play his hundred-ball cricket at Trent Bridge this summer.
Sam Billings signs for the Rockets
A serial winner of The Hundred with Oval Invincibles, Sam Billings moves to the Rockets for £180,000.
Previously Invincibles skipper, Billings brings power and leadership experience to the Rockets stable.
Matt Henry is a Rocket
The New Zealand paceman is the Rockets' final overseas pick, for £75,000.
After three years with Welsh Fire, the World Test Champion heads to Trent Bridge in 2026.
Dan Mousley joins the Rockets
Mousley, devastating for Birmingham Phoenix at Trent Bridge in 2024, will wear Rockets colours this summer.
The Rockets commit £40,000 to secure the signature of the seven-time England international, after a brief bidding war with Southern Brave.
Moores heads to Manchester
Tom Moores, who made a significant impact as a late call-up to Trent Rockets' squad last summer, will ply his trade in the North West this summer.
The 2022 title-winner was snapped up by Manchester Supergiants for £50,000.
Craig Overton signs for £130,000
Previously at Southern Brave for each edition of The Hundred, 2021 title-winner Craig Overton will head to Trent Bridge this summer after a bidding war between London Spirit and Trent Rockets goes in favour of Peter Moores' men.
James Coles sold for £390,000
The biggest bids of the Auction so far have flooded in for left-arm spin-bowling all-rounder James Coles.
After a flurry of interest from Trent Rockets, SunRisers and London Spirit take the bidding well past £300,000 - and it is Spirit who prevail for comfortably the biggest fee of the day so far.
Lewis Gregory is back!
Trent Rockets' title-winning skipper in 2022, Lewis Gregory, is back in yellow and red for 2026.
The all-rounder, who played a crucial hand in the victory over Manchester Originals in the 2022 showpiece, joins for £55,000 after a year at Emirates Old Trafford.
David Payne secured
After back-and-forth between SunRisers Leeds and Southern Brave, Mick Newell raises the paddle and secures the signature of David Payne for £130,000.
Having been with Welsh Fire since the competition's inception, the Dorset-born left-armer will call Trent Bridge home in 2026.
Joe Clarke returns to Phoenix
Notts Outlaws' T20 skipper Joe Clarke, who spent last summer at Edgbaston, will head to the West Midlands once more this summer.
Birmingham Phoenix bid £85,000 to secure the opener's services.
A stint in London for David Willey
Last year's Trent Rockets captain on their run to The Hundred Final, David Willey will head to London Spirit this summer.
The Rockets' bids were rebuffed as Spirit secured the services of the Northants all-rounder for £120,000, with Willey set to reunite with former Rockets Head Coach Andy Flower.
Tongue stays in Manchester
Josh Tongue, leading wicket-taker in the competition last summer, will continue to call Emirates Old Trafford home in The Hundred.
The Nottinghamshire paceman is retained by Manchester Supergiants for £200,000.
Finn Allen is a Rocket
Trent Rockets secure their first signing on day two!
London Spirit and Manchester Supergiants vie with the Rockets for Finn Allen's signature, but it's the Rockets who submit the winning bid of £160,000.
Big money moves in the early stages
The early picks are generating interest aplenty from across the eight Hundred teams.
Longtime Trent Rocket Joe Root is the first name out of the hat, with Welsh Fire winning the bidding war and committing £240,000 to secure his signature.
And Fire are back in the bidding as Jordan Cox's name is called, with the former Oval Invincibles batter commanding a fee of £300,000 from the Cardiff outfit.
Recap: Mooney leads Rockets Women's picks
Beth Mooney was one of the star attractions on the first day of The Hundred Auction, attracting a bid of £210,000 from Trent Rockets to become the joint-highest-paid player in the women's competition.