The Hundred Men’s Competition 2026 Most Runs and Wickets : The Hundred Men’s Competition 2026 produced several outstanding individual performances with both bat and ball. Mitchell Marsh finished as the leading run-scorer after scoring 416 runs for Sunrisers Leeds, while Josh Tongue topped the wicket-taking charts with 14 wickets for Manchester Super Giants.
Josh Tongue Leads the Wicket-Takers
Manchester Super Giants fast bowler Josh Tongue finished the competition as one of the leading wicket-takers. He claimed 14 wickets in 10 matches, bowling 195 balls and conceding 258 runs.
Tongue’s best bowling figures were 4/26, while his bowling average was 18.42. He also maintained an economy rate of 7.93 and recorded one four-wicket haul.
His consistent performances with the ball played an important role in Manchester Super Giants’ successful campaign.
Richard Gleeson Also Takes 14 Wickets
MI London bowler Richard Gleeson matched Tongue’s tally with 14 wickets from eight matches.
Gleeson conceded 236 runs from 139 balls and recorded impressive best figures of 4/25. His bowling average of 16.85 was better than Tongue’s, while his economy rate stood at 10.18.
He also registered one four-wicket haul during the tournament.
Sonny Baker Finishes With 13 Wickets
Manchester Super Giants’ Sonny Baker finished third among the leading wicket-takers with 13 wickets in nine matches.
He bowled 172 balls and conceded 288 runs. His best figures were 2/22, while his bowling average was 22.15 and economy rate was 10.04.
Baker’s ability to take wickets throughout the tournament made him an important part of the Manchester Super Giants bowling attack.
Gus Atkinson and Brydon Carse Take 12 Wickets
Manchester Super Giants pacer Gus Atkinson finished with 12 wickets from 10 matches. His best figures were 3/30, while he averaged 22.75 and had an economy rate of 8.40.
Sunrisers Leeds’ Brydon Carse also claimed 12 wickets in nine matches. His best figures were an impressive 3/17, while his bowling average was 23.41 and economy rate stood at 9.52.
Top Five Wicket-Takers
| Rank | Player | Team | Matches | Wickets | Best | Average | Economy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Josh Tongue | Manchester Super Giants | 10 | 14 | 4/26 | 18.42 | 7.93 |
| 2 | Richard Gleeson | MI London | 8 | 14 | 4/25 | 16.85 | 10.18 |
| 3 | Sonny Baker | Manchester Super Giants | 9 | 13 | 2/22 | 22.15 | 10.04 |
| 4 | Gus Atkinson | Manchester Super Giants | 10 | 12 | 3/30 | 22.75 | 8.40 |
| 5 | Brydon Carse | Sunrisers Leeds | 9 | 12 | 3/17 | 23.41 | 9.52 |
Mitchell Marsh Tops the Batting Charts
Sunrisers Leeds batter Mitchell Marsh finished the competition as the leading run-scorer. He scored 416 runs in nine matches, making him the only batter among the top five to cross the 400-run mark.
Marsh’s highest score was 76, while he averaged 46.22 and scored at an impressive strike rate of 169.79.
He also registered four half-centuries and struck 37 fours and 29 sixes, underlining his attacking approach throughout the tournament.
Tim Seifert Finishes Second
Manchester Super Giants batter Tim Seifert finished second with 394 runs from 10 matches.
Seifert remained unbeaten twice and recorded an excellent batting average of 49.25. His strike rate was 168.37, while his highest score was an unbeaten 80.
He also scored five half-centuries, the most among the five leading run-scorers, along with 35 fours and 22 sixes.
Ryan Rickelton Completes the Top Three
Sunrisers Leeds wicketkeeper-batter Ryan Rickelton finished third with 345 runs from nine matches.
Rickelton averaged 49.28 and scored at a strike rate of 173.36, the highest among the top five run-scorers.
His highest score was an unbeaten 94, while he hit 27 fours and 23 sixes during the tournament.
Ben Duckett and Jos Buttler in the Top Five
Trent Rockets batter Ben Duckett finished fourth with 337 runs in nine matches.
His highest score was 75, while he averaged 42.12 and struck at 132.67. Duckett hit 49 fours, the most among the five leading run-scorers, along with five sixes.
Manchester Super Giants captain Jos Buttler completed the top five with 334 runs from 10 matches.
Buttler’s batting average of 55.66 was the highest among the top five. He scored at a strike rate of 173.05, with his highest score being 90. He also hit four half-centuries, 20 fours and 25 sixes.
Top Five Run-Scorers
| Rank | Player | Team | Matches | Runs | Best | Average | Strike Rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mitchell Marsh | Sunrisers Leeds | 9 | 416 | 76 | 46.22 | 169.79 |
| 2 | Tim Seifert | Manchester Super Giants | 10 | 394 | 80* | 49.25 | 168.37 |
| 3 | Ryan Rickelton | Sunrisers Leeds | 9 | 345 | 94* | 49.28 | 173.36 |
| 4 | Ben Duckett | Trent Rockets | 9 | 337 | 75 | 42.12 | 132.67 |
| 5 | Jos Buttler | Manchester Super Giants | 10 | 334 | 90 | 55.66 | 173.05 |
Manchester Super Giants Enjoy a Strong Individual Campaign
Manchester Super Giants had a particularly strong presence in the bowling charts. Josh Tongue led the wicket-takers with 14 wickets, while Sonny Baker and Gus Atkinson also finished among the top five.
With the bat, Tim Seifert and Jos Buttler both featured in the top five run-scorers, highlighting the team’s strength across both departments.
Sunrisers Leeds also had a major presence in the individual statistics, with Mitchell Marsh finishing as the leading run-scorer and Ryan Rickelton occupying third place.
The Hundred Men’s 2026 Stats in Focus
The numbers highlight the competitive nature of The Hundred Men’s Competition 2026. Mitchell Marsh led the batting charts with 416 runs, while Josh Tongue and Richard Gleeson finished level on 14 wickets at the top of the bowling standings.
Three batters crossed the 300-run mark, while five bowlers collected at least 12 wickets during the tournament.
The performances of Marsh, Seifert, Rickelton, Buttler and Duckett with the bat, along with Tongue, Gleeson, Baker, Atkinson and Carse with the ball, were among the major individual highlights of The Hundred Men’s Competition 2026.
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