Vitality T20 Blast 2024 Most Runs and Most Wickets after Durham vs Surrey (Updated) ft. Daniel Hughes and Ben Raine

Surrey advanced to the semi-finals of the T20 Blast 2024 season after defeating Durham by five wickets in the first quarter-final at The Oval on Tuesday, September 3.

Durham were asked to bat first after losing the toss. Daniel Worrall and Reece Topley didn't let Durham score runs freely, as the side lost their top four wickets for only 36 runs.

Ashton Turner (26), Bas de Leede (24), Michael Jones (37*), and Ben Raine (23) scored some important runs in the middle and death overs as Durham managed to post 162/8 in 20 overs. Worrall and Topley scalped two wickets apiece.

In response, Surrey's opening batter Dom Sibley emerged as the star of the show, scoring 67 runs in 48 balls, featuring six fours and two sixes. He received exceptional support from Sam Curran with 52 runs in 34 balls with two fours and four sixes.

Surrey managed to seal the deal in 18 overs with five wickets in hand. Brydon Carse and Callum Parkinson pocketed two wickets each for Durham, but in vain.

Let’s look at the leading run-scorers and wicket-takers of the ongoing T20 Blast 2024.

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Vitality T20 Blast 2024 Most Runs List

Rank	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100	50	0	4s	6s
1	DP Hughes (SUSS)	14	14	1	560	96*	43.07	329	170.21	-	5	1	70	24
2	SR Hain (BEARS)	13	12	4	554	98*	69.25	390	142.05	-	6	-	39	16
3	MS Pepper (ESSEX)	13	13	1	535	120*	44.58	276	193.84	2	2	1	48	32
4	MP Breetzke (NHNTS)	13	13	1	460	94	38.33	299	153.84	-	4	-	46	18
5	T Banton (SOM)	13	13	3	440	79*	44	298	147.65	-	3	-	47	14
6	DJ Malan (YORKS)	12	12	2	420	93*	42	311	135.04	-	3	1	43	14
7	RK Patel (LEICS)	14	13	-	413	104	31.76	286	144.4	1	1	1	48	14
8	SW Billings (KENT)	14	14	1	411	106	31.61	261	157.47	1	1	1	46	9
9	CT Bancroft (GLOUC)	14	14	1	399	87	30.69	308	129.54	-	1	1	43	9
10	MAH Hammond (GLOUC)	14	14	1	392	80	30.15	297	131.98	-	2	2	43	19

Sussex's Daniel Hughes maintains his pole position in the batting charts with 560 runs in 14 innings. Birmingham's Sam Hain retained his second rank with 554 runs. Essex's Michael Pepper scored 535 runs to maintain his third rank on the list.

Matthew Breetzke (460), Tom Banton (440), and Dawid Malan (420) continued to stay at the fourth, fifth, and sixth ranks, respectively. Rishi Patel (413), Sam Billings (411), Cameron Bancroft (399), and Miles Hammond (392) hold seventh, eighth, ninth, and 10th ranks, respectively.

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Vitality T20 Blast 2024 Most Wickets List

Rank	Player	Mat	Inns	Balls	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Ave	Econ	SR	4	5
1	DR Briggs (BEARS)	14	14	324	54	1	346	27	3/24	12.81	6.4	12	-	-
2	DA Payne (GLOUC)	14	14	329	54.5	1	362	25	4/24	14.48	6.6	13.16	2	-
3	TS Mills (SUSS)	13	13	312	52	-	394	24	4/25	16.41	7.57	13	3	-
4	LBK Hollman (MIDDX)	12	11	222	37	-	289	23	5/16	12.56	7.81	9.65	1	1
5	MD Taylor (GLOUC)	13	13	296	49.2	-	347	23	4/22	15.08	7.03	12.86	1	-
6	PR Brown (DERBS)	13	13	287	47.5	-	400	22	4/23	18.18	8.36	13.04	1	-
7	BA Raine (DURH)	15	14	272	45.2	-	354	21	5/21	16.85	7.8	12.95	-	1
8	BGF Green (SOM)	13	13	216	36	-	383	21	5/29	18.23	10.63	10.28	2	1
9	SW Currie (LEICS)	12	12	275	45.5	-	379	20	4/25	18.95	8.26	13.75	1	-
10	JA Thompson (YORKS)	13	13	257	42.5	-	393	20	4/31	19.65	9.17	12.85	1	-

Birmingham's Daniel Briggs continues to lead the wickets charts with 27 wickets from 14 innings. Gloucestershire's David Payne scalped 25 wickets from 14 innings to retain his second rank.

Tymal Mills of Sussex scalped 24 wickets from 13 innings to maintain his third spot. Luke Hollman of Middlesex is fourth with 23 wickets at 12.56 while Matt Taylor also scalped 23 wickets at 15.08 to take the fifth rank.

Derbyshire's Pat Brown retained his sixth spot in the tally with 22 wickets. Durham’s Ben Raine (21) moved one spot up at an average of 16.85 to take up the seventh slot. Somerset's Ben Green (21) slid one spot to the eighth rank at 18.23.

Leicestershire's Scott Currie (20) and Yorkshire's Jordan Thompson (20) continued to retain their ninth and 10th positions in the tally with an average of 18.95 and 19.65, respectively.