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The Hundred 2026 tables, top run-scorers & wicket-takers

BBC Sport lists the best-performing men's and women's players in the 2026 Hundred competition.

The Hundred 2026 tables, top run-scorers & wicket-takers

The 2026 editions of The Hundred men's and women's competitions are intensifying as the knockout stage contenders vie for places. BBC Sport analyzes the key statistics determining the top performers in both categories.

For the men's competition, batting leaders are Mitchell Marsh from Sunrisers Leeds with 324 runs, followed by Ben Duckett from Trent Rockets with 289 runs, and Jos Buttler from Manchester Super Giants with 277 runs. Will Jacks from MI London is fourth with 252 runs, and Ryan Rickelton from Sunrisers Leeds rounds out the top five with 234 runs.

In terms of strike-rate, Aneurin Donald from Trent Rockets leads with a remarkable 228.57, closely followed by Tom Banton from Trent Rockets with 194.02. Harry Brook from Sunrisers Leeds and Tom Alsop from Sunrisers Leeds tie at 188.04. Nicholas Pooran from MI London and Harry Brook from Sunrisers Leeds both have striking rates of 184.94, while Sam Curran from MI London and Lhuan-dre Pretorius from London Spirit tie at 183.87.

As for wicket-taking, Mitchell Marsh from Sunrisers Leeds tops the charts with 24 sixes, followed by Jos Buttler from Manchester Super Giants with 20 sixes. Ryan Rickelton from Sunrisers Leeds has 16 sixes, while Lhuan-dre Pretorius from London Spirit, Harry Brook from Sunrisers Leeds, and Sam Curran from MI London each have 13 sixes.

In bowling, the men's competition sees Richard Gleeson from MI London leading with 12 wickets taken, closely followed by Marcus Stoinis from Southern Brave with 9 wickets. Adil Rashid from Southern Brave and Trent Boult from MI London, along with Nathan Ellis and Brydon Carse from Sunrisers Leeds, share 8 wickets each. Matt Short from Welsh Fire has the best strike-rate at 6.7 balls per wicket, followed by Mitchell Owen from Birmingham Phoenix with 8.3.

Richard Gleeson from MI London and Reece Topley and Matthew Fisher from Sunrisers Leeds both have a bowling economy of 9.9 balls conceded per wicket.

In the women's competition, the batting leaders are Sophia Dunkley from Trent Rockets with 259 runs, followed by Georgia Voll from Welsh Fire with 217 runs, and Phoebe Litchfield from Sunrisers Leeds with 207 runs. Smriti Mandhana from Manchester Super Giants, Laura Wolvaardt from Southern Brave, and Laura Wolvaardt from Southern Brave tie with 204 runs each.

Sophia Devine from Welsh Fire leads the bowling charts with 9 wickets, followed by Smriti Mandhana from Manchester Super Giants with 8 wickets. Annabel Sutherland from Sunrisers Leeds, Nadine de Klerk from London Spirit, Chinelle Henry from MI London, and Sophia Dunkley from Trent Rockets each have 7 wickets. Sophie Molineux and Tilly Corteen-Coleman from Southern Brave both took 11 wickets, while Marizanne Kapp from London Spirit, Hayley Matthews from MI London, Sam Bates and Ash Gardner from Trent Rockets also share 10 wickets each.

For bowling strike-rate, Sophie Devine from Welsh Fire leads with 6.7 balls per wicket, shared with Hannah Rainey and Orla Prendergast from London Spirit, and Katie George from London Spirit. Grace Ballinger from Manchester Super Giants has the best economy rate at 5.05 runs conceded per six balls, followed by Sophie Ecclestone from Manchester Super Giants with 5.15.

Sophie Molineux from Southern Brave has an economy rate of 5.61, while Charlie Dean from London Spirit, Charlie Dean from London Spirit, and Sophia Smale from Welsh Fire complete the top five with economy rates of 5.72, 5.72, and 5.94, respectively.

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