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Match 8: Northern Superchargers vs Southern Brave ended in a tie
Match 9: Birmingham Phoenix beat Trent Rockets by 3 runs
Match 10: Welsh Fire beat London Spirit by 6 wickets
Match 11: Manchester Originals beat Southern Brave by 6 wickets
Match 12: Northern Superchargers beat Oval Invincibles by 82 runs
Match 13: Birmingham Phoenix beat Southern Brave by 16 runs
Match 14: Welsh Fire beat Trent Rockets by 6 wickets
Match 15: London Spirit vs Oval Invincibles ended in a tie
Match 16: Northern Superchargers beat Manchester Originals by 46 runs
Match 17: Welsh Fire beat Southern Brave by 7 wickets
Match 18: Oval Invincibles beat Manchester Originals by 7 wickets
Match 19: Northern Superchargers beat Birmingham Phoenix by 61 runs
Match 20: Trent Rockets beat London Spirit by 31 runs
Match 21: Welsh Fire vs Northern Superchargers match abandoned
Match 22: Southern Brave beat Oval Invincibles by 7 wickets (D/L method)
Points Table so far
Top performers so far
Most Runs: Danni Wyatt – 225 runs
Most Wickets: Linsey Smith – 11 wickets
Highest Score: Hayley Matthews – 78* (59) vs London Spirit
Best Figures: Lauren Bell – 4/11 vs Northern Superchargers
Indians in The Hundred 2024
Smriti Mandhana (Southern Brave – 3 inns, 17 runs, 5.6 avg, 155 SR)
Smriti Mandhana started off her 2024 campaign in The Hundred on a bad note as she scored 15, 0 and 2 in her first three innings. With four more games remaining in the tournament and Southern Brave having the least chance of qualifying, Mandhana will hope to help her opening partner Danni Wyatt in providing good starts, thereby creating a chance for the Braves to potentially qualify.
Richa Ghosh (Birmingham Phoenix – 2 inns, 9 runs, 4.5 avg, 64 SR)
Richa Ghosh’s shift to Birmingham Phoenix from London Spirit has not been successful so far as she’s scored 9 and 0 in her first two games.
In the first game, she did not provide much support to Amy Jones as she registered a run-a-ball nine, walking in at No.5. She then followed it up with a five-ball duck in a game that saw Phoenix getting bowled out for 54. She will be hoping to step up and showcase her big hitting in the remaining games.
Deepti Sharma (London Spirit – 3 inns, 113 runs, 113.0 avg, 136 SR | 60 balls, 5 wkts, 7.7 econ)
Deepti Sharma has been the only successful India player in this season so far. She’s played a crucial role in all three games for her side, starting with the terrific 67-run partnership with Danielle Gibson in the Welsh Fire clash.
She then stepped up with both bat and ball in the second game, picking up 3/18 against Oval Invincibles while scoring 44 on top of that, in a contest that ended in a thrilling tie.
She once again shone with both bat and ball in the third game, scoring 30* (23) and picking up 2/25. Deepti will hope to continue her excellent form. At this rate, she could potentially even end up winning the Player of the Tournament award.
The Hundred 2024 stars so far
Annabel Sutherland (Northern Superchargers)
Batting – 5 inns, 162 runs, 40.5 avg, 140 SR, 1 fifty
Bowling – 5 inns, 91 balls, 10 wickets, 3.5 econ, 9.1 SR
- Second most wickets in this tournament so far – 10 wickets
- Joint best figures in this edition – 4/11 vs Oval Invincibles
- Best economy in this season – 3.5
Ellyse Perry (Birmingham Phoenix)
Batting – 5 inns, 152 runs, 30.4 avg, 133 SR, 2 fifty
Bowling – 5 inns, 65 balls, 6 wickets, 7.8 econ, 10.8 SR
- Joint most 50+ scores in this event – 2
- Most sixes in an innings in this season – 4 vs Trent Rockets
Nat Sciver-Brunt (Trent Rockets)
Batting – 5 inns, 209 runs, 69.7 avg, 135 SR, 2 fifty
Bowling – 5 inns, 81 balls, 4 wickets, 7.9 econ, 21.8 SR
- Sciver-Brunt has the best average in the tournament – 69.66
- Second highest run scorer in The Hundred history – 873 runs
Kate Cross (Northern Superchargers)
Bowling – 5 inns, 80 balls, 8 wickets, 6.8 econ, 10.8 SR
- Third most wickets in The Hundred 2024 – 35 wickets
Linsey Smith (Northern Superchargers)
Bowling – 5 inns, 95 balls, 11 wickets, 6.1 econ, 8.6 SR
- Highest wicket taker in this season – 11 wickets
- Best bowling strike rate in this season – 8.6
Those who failed to make it work
Beth Mooney (Manchester Originals)
Batting – 6 inns, 92 runs, 18.4 avg, 93 SR
- Struggling to convert starts to big scores – got out thrice between 20-25
- Lowest average for Mooney in a T20 tournament (5+ innings) – 15.3
Chamari Athapaththu (Oval Invincibles)
Batting – 4 inns, 39 runs, 9.75 avg, 74 SR
- Lowest strike rate in this tournament – 74 SR
Chloe Tryon (Southern Brave)
Batting – 6 inns, 89 runs, 17.8 avg, 124 SR
Bowling – 6 inns, 70 balls, 2 wickets, 7.5 econ, 35 SR
- Second-worst bowling average in this edition – 43.5
Kim Garth (Manchester Originals)
Bowling – 6 inns, 90 balls, 2 wickets, 8.3 econ, 45 SR
- Second-worst bowling strike rate in this season – 45
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