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SRL vs MSG 10 Match Highlight & Report | The Hundred 2026

MSG vs SRL Match Report: Harry Brook and Mitchell Marsh Power Sunrisers Leeds to an Eight-Wicket Victory | The Hundred Men’s Competition 2026

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SRL vs MSG 10 Match Highlight & Report | The Hundred 2026 : Sunrisers Leeds produced a breathtaking batting display to chase down a daunting target of 182 and defeat Manchester Super Giants by eight wickets in the 10th Match of The Hundred Men’s Competition 2026. Despite brilliant half-centuries from Jos Buttler and Heinrich Klaasen, the Super Giants were left disappointed as Mitchell Marsh, Zak Crawley, and Harry Brook guided Sunrisers Leeds to victory with 12 balls to spare.

It was a contest filled with explosive stroke play, fearless intent, and high-quality batting from both sides, but in the end, Sunrisers Leeds proved too strong with the bat.

Buttler and Klaasen Lift Manchester Super Giants to 181

After being asked to bat first, Manchester Super Giants got off to a lively start. Opener Tim Seifert attacked from the very beginning, smashing 28 runs off just 16 balls, including three fours and two sixes. His entertaining knock gave the innings early momentum before Brydon Carse dismissed him.

Captain Aiden Markram continued the positive approach, scoring 32 off 23 deliveries with four boundaries. He looked comfortable at the crease but was eventually dismissed by Nathan Ellis, leaving the Super Giants at 66/2.

The innings truly came alive when Jos Buttler and Heinrich Klaasen joined forces. The experienced duo took control of the game with a brilliant partnership, punishing anything loose and keeping the scoreboard moving at a rapid pace.

Buttler anchored the innings beautifully while playing his trademark attacking shots. He remained unbeaten on 63 from just 33 balls, striking five boundaries and four towering sixes. Klaasen matched his aggression perfectly, hammering 53 from only 27 deliveries, including five fours and three sixes.

Their unbeaten stand in the latter stages helped Manchester Super Giants finish with an imposing 181/3 from 100 balls, a score that looked highly competitive.

Nathan Ellis Impresses with the Ball

Among the Sunrisers Leeds bowlers, Nathan Ellis was the standout performer. He delivered an excellent spell, conceding only 32 runs in 20 balls while taking two crucial wickets, including those of Markram and Klaasen.

Brydon Carse chipped in with the wicket of Seifert, while Matthew Potts bowled economically despite going wicketless. Although the bowling attack struggled against Buttler’s brilliance in the closing stages, Ellis ensured the total remained within reach.

Mitchell Marsh’s Explosive Start Changes the Game

Chasing 182 required an aggressive start, and Mitchell Marsh delivered exactly that.

The Australian all-rounder launched a stunning assault on the Manchester bowlers, racing to 63 off just 26 balls. His innings featured six fours and five massive sixes, putting the pressure firmly back on the opposition. Marsh attacked both pace and spin with complete confidence, ensuring the required run rate never became a concern.

Although Sonny Baker eventually dismissed him, Marsh had already laid the perfect foundation for the chase.

Ryan Rickelton made 13 off 11 balls before Josh Tongue removed him, giving Manchester Super Giants a glimmer of hope.

Crawley and Harry Brook Finish in Style

With two wickets down, captain Zak Crawley and England star Harry Brook ensured there would be no dramatic collapse.

Crawley played a composed yet attacking innings, remaining unbeaten on 56 from 34 deliveries. He timed the ball beautifully, striking five fours and three sixes while rotating the strike intelligently.

Brook then produced the finishing touch with another fearless display of power-hitting. He smashed 42 not out from just 17 balls, an extraordinary innings that included six sixes without hitting a single four. Every big hit pushed Sunrisers Leeds closer to victory, and the crowd witnessed one of the cleanest finishing knocks of the tournament so far.

The pair guided Sunrisers Leeds to 186/2 in just 88 balls, completing the chase with 12 balls remaining and sealing a convincing eight-wicket victory.

Manchester Bowlers Fail to Defend a Big Total

Defending 181 was never going to be easy against such an aggressive batting lineup, but Manchester Super Giants struggled to build sustained pressure.

Sonny Baker claimed the important wicket of Marsh, while Josh Tongue dismissed Rickelton. However, the remaining bowlers were unable to contain Crawley and Brook.

Gus Atkinson bowled tidily without reward, Liam Dawson leaked runs in the middle phase, and Noor Ahmad found it difficult to slow the scoring rate as the Sunrisers batters dominated throughout the chase.

Turning Point of the Match

Mitchell Marsh’s breathtaking 63 off 26 balls completely shifted the momentum during the chase. His explosive powerplay batting reduced the required rate significantly, allowing Zak Crawley to control the innings before Harry Brook finished the match in spectacular fashion with a barrage of sixes.

Player of the Match

Mitchell Marsh (Sunrisers Leeds)

  • 63 runs off 26 balls
  • 6 fours
  • 5 sixes

His fearless innings gave Sunrisers Leeds the perfect platform to chase down a challenging target with remarkable ease.

Match Summary

Manchester Super Giants: 181/3 (100 balls)

  • Jos Buttler – 63* (33)
  • Heinrich Klaasen – 53 (27)
  • Tim Seifert – 28 (16)
  • Nathan Ellis – 2/32

Sunrisers Leeds: 186/2 (88 balls)

  • Mitchell Marsh – 63 (26)
  • Zak Crawley – 56* (34)
  • Harry Brook – 42* (17)

Result: Sunrisers Leeds defeated Manchester Super Giants by 8 wickets with 12 balls remaining in Match 10 of The Hundred Men’s Competition 2026.

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