The Hundred Men’s 2024 Most Runs and Most Wickets after Welsh Fire vs Birmingham Phoenix (Updated) ft. Kieron Pollard & Sean Abbott

Southern Brave emerged triumphant against the Trent Rockets by two wickets in the 24th match of The Hundred Men’s 2024 at the Rose Bowl on Saturday, August 11.

Chris Jordan scalped three wickets in the first inning to help the Southern Brave restrict the Rockets at 126/8, while Kieron Pollard’s 23-ball 45 ensured that the Brave chased the target with one delivery and two wickets to spare.

Meanwhile, Sophia Gardens hosted the 25th match of the season and the second game of the day between Welsh Fire and Birmingham Phoenix. Fire skipper Tom Abell elected to bat first as they went on to score 146/8 in their 100 deliveries. Stephen Eskinazi (30 off 21) and Tom Kohler-Cadmore (54 off 32) top-scored for the Welsh Fire, while Sean Abbott (4/16) was the highest wicket-taker for the Phoenix.

Birmingham Phoenix were tasked with a herculean target of 147 runs in the second inning. England internationals Ben Duckett (54* off 31) and skipper Moeen Ali (60* off 46) made light work of the chase, helping the Phoenix bag this encounter with five wickets in hand and a total of seven deliveries to spare.

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The Hundred Men's 2024 Most Runs List

Sr. No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100	50	0	4s	6s
1	James Vince (SB-M)	7	7	2	338	90*	67.6	232	145.68	-	4	-	33	12
2	Ben Duckett (BP-M)	4	4	2	210	92	105	121	173.55	-	2	-	24	8
3	Tom Banton (TR-M)	6	6	-	200	66	33.33	128	156.25	-	1	-	23	6
4	Sam Curran (OI-M)	6	5	1	176	68	44	102	172.54	-	2	-	4	17
5	Nicholas Pooran (NSC-M)	6	6	1	161	65*	32.2	118	136.44	-	2	-	12	11
6	Alex Hales (TR-M)	6	6	-	160	68	26.66	121	132.33	-	1	-	11	8
7	Kieron Pollard (SB-M)	6	5	1	155	45	38.75	94	164.89	-	-	-	10	12
8	Phil Salt (MO-M)	6	6	-	155	58	25.83	117	132.47	-	1	1	14	5
9	Matthew Hurst (MO-M)	4	4	-	132	78	33	83	159.03	-	2	-	11	7
10	Alex Davies (SB-M)	7	7	-	132	30	18.85	103	128.15	-	-	-	19	3

James Vince is miles ahead of anyone as far as the highest run scorer’s list is concerned. He has amassed a total of 338 runs in seven matches, occupying the top spot on the runs leaderboard.

Ben Duckett, with a total of 210 runs in four matches, is second on the list with a massive delta of 128 runs between the first and second positions. Trent Rockets batter Tom Banton rounds off the top three list with 200 runs in six matches.

Sam Curran (176), Nicholas Pooran (161), and Alex Hales (160) all have had fruitful campaigns, and they are in the fourth, fifth, and sixth places, respectively, on the list. Kieron Pollard’s match-winning 45 off 23 balls against the Rockets increased his tally to 155 runs, which helped him seal the seventh place on the charts.

Phil Salt (155), Matthew Hurst (132), and Alex Davies (132) round off the top 10 most run-getters list of the 2024 Men’s Hundred as they occupy the eighth, ninth, and 10th places, respectively.

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The Hundred Men's 2024 Most Wickets List

Sr. No	Player	Mat	Inns	Balls	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Ave	Econ	SR	4	5
1	Chris Jordan (SB-M)	7	7	120	24	2	151	14	3/19	10.78	7.55	8.57	-	-
2	Sam Curran (OI-M)	6	6	95	19	1	119	13	5/16	9.15	7.51	7.3	-	1
3	Adam Zampa (OI-M)	6	6	120	24	-	145	13	3/11	11.15	7.25	9.23	-	-
4	Haris Rauf (WF-M)	5	5	87	17.2	-	90	11	3/20	8.18	6.2	7.9	-	-
5	Tymal Mills (SB-M)	7	7	125	25	-	193	11	4/16	17.54	9.26	11.36	1	-
6	Sean Abbott (BP-M)	6	6	110	22	-	129	9	4/14	14.33	7.03	12.22	2	-
7	Rashid Khan (TR-M)	5	5	100	20	-	144	9	4/24	16	8.64	11.11	1	-
8	Imad Wasim (TR-M)	6	6	115	23	-	123	8	2/21	15.37	6.41	14.37	-	-
9	Tim Southee (BP-M)	6	6	120	24	-	142	8	3/15	17.75	7.1	15	-	-
10	Craig Overton (SB-M)	5	5	100	20	1	92	7	3/16	13.14	5.52	14.28	-	-

T-20 specialist Chris Jordan has transitioned his masterful bowling skills into a slightly shortened 100-ball per-inning game as he is atop the most wickets chart in this season's Men's Hundred. The Southern Brave bowler has claimed 14 wickets in seven games at an economy rate of 7.55.

Sam Curran and Adam Zampa, having snared 13 wickets each in six matches, occupy the second and third places, respectively. Haris Rauf (11) and Tymal Mills (11) have had impressive outings so far this campaign, and they see themselves occupying the fourth and fifth places, respectively.

Birmingham Phoenix’s Sean Abbott after his 4-fer against the Welsh Fire is sixth on the wicket-taking charts with nine scalps to his name, while Rashid Khan of the Trent Rockets is in the seventh position with nine wickets.

Imad Wasim (8), Tim Southee (8), and Craig Overton (7) are in the eighth, ninth, and 10th places, respectively.