The players retained by the Hundred men and women are listed below.
England men's Test players on a central contract, including Joe Root and Ben Stokes, have all been retained.
Jofra is set to play for the first time for Southern Brave.
The women's competition will feature Ellyse Perry and the Superchargers.
The Australia stars had to withdraw from the tournament because of travel restrictions.
England captain Heather Knight will return to London Spirit, but she won't have her international teammate.
Chris Jordan, Tymal Mills, James Vince, Danni Wyatt and Sophia Dunkley are still with Brave.
Kate Cross, Liam Livingstone, NatSciver, and Adil Rashid are all from Manchester.
Smriti Mandhana will head back to the Brave and Jemimah Rodrigues will return to the Superchargers after the Indian cricket board approved their participation in the women's competition.
The two Australia T20 World Cup winners, Glenn and Marcus, were retained.
More than 150 players have been retained in the men's and women's competition.
There was no limit on the number of players the women's teams could retain from last year, while the men's teams were allowed to keep up to 10 players as well as at least one England Test contracted player.
The men's players who have not been retained will go into the draft.
The draft will be conducted in order of finishing positions, with London Spirit getting the first pick.
Women's players who have not been retained are free to sign with other teams and those signings will be announced on March 30.
The men's and women's sides will be able to sign a fourth overseas player in a draft in June, but can only field three overseas players in a starting XI.
The international stars not retained are: David Warner, Kane Williamson, Nicholas Pooran, Kagiso Rabada, Adam Zampa, Mohammad Amir, and Aaron Finch.
Meg Lanning, Beth Mooney andNicola Carey were released from the women's competition.
The men's and women's overseas stars may still feature in this summer's Hundred as teams should have a better idea by the time of the draft which international players will be available and for how long.
The first game of the Hundred is a men's match between Southern Brave and Welsh Fire at the Ageas Bowl.
The women's competition begins on Thursday, 11 August, following the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, with champion Oval Invincibles hosting the Superchargers in a double-header.
The final of the 100 ball tournament will take place on 3 September at Lord's.
Brave, who beat Phoenix in last year's men's final, have retained the maximum 10 players, but have released two of them.
They hope to have England fast bowler Archer back in the competition as he looks to return from an elbow injury.
Welsh Fire will have eight available picks at the draft, the most of any squad, having released several players including Tom Banton. They have all four overseas spots to fill.
Morgan's London Spirit, who finished bottom in 2021, will have six players to sign and have three overseas spots to fill. Joe Denly was one of the players released.
The first year of The Hundred was a huge success, we saw quality cricket in front of incredible crowds, and it was awesome to see so many families come to watch.
We are delighted to have the first pick in the draft, and can't wait to see who is available to sign.
Laurie Evans, who hit a match-winning 76 not out in the Big Bash final for Perth, has been released.
Steven Finn and Joe Clarke will be available in the draft after they weren't re-signed by Manchester.
Olly Stone was released by the Superchargers.
Despite international commitments, Afghanistan leg-spinner Rashid Khan has been included in the Trent Rockets.
The majority of the squad which helped them beat Brave in the final have been retained by the women's champions.
The inclusion of New Zealand'sSophie Devine will boost Phoenix.
Alex Hartley, who co-hosted the No Balls podcast with Cross, has been released.
The Hundred is such a cool competition to be involved in, and I am thrilled to be taking part again.
We had high hopes for this summer because we were getting into a good rhythm in the back end of the competition.
Five players from last summer remain, including England's Brunt,Sciver and Sarah Glenn, while Fire still have seven spots to fill.
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