Top 5 Batting Performances In The Hundred 2024 Men's
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James Vince in action during The Hundred Men's 2024 (X)
The final of The Hundred 2024 Men’s competition at the Lodr’s was nothing short of a cliffhanger as defending champions Oval Invincibles clinched a nail-biting 17-run victory over Southern Brave to secure the title.
The high-octane tournament was filled with spectacular batting displays that left the crowd spellbound with their explosive power and finesse.
As the curtains draw on The Hundred 2024 Men's tournament, here’s a recap of the top five exhilarating knocks that set the stage alight.
5. Jordan Cox – 61* off 30 Balls
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Jordan Cox (Instagram)
In Match 26 of The Hundred 2024 Men's Competition at The Oval, Jordan Cox played a huge role in leading Oval Invincibles to a thumping 9-wicket victory over London Spirit.
Needing just 97 runs, Cox's explosive 61 not out off 30 balls, decorated with nine fours and two sixes, showcased his aggressive batting style and was instrumental in reaching the target in just 63 balls.
His remarkable strike rate of 203.33 accelerated the innings and ensured that the Invincibles cruised to the target with 37 balls to spare, emphatically sealing the win.
4. Sam Curran - 68 off 38 Balls
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Sam Curran (Twitter)
Sam Curran starred in a thrilling encounter at Manchester with a crucial all-round performance for Oval Invincibles in The Hundred 2024, steering his team to a narrow 3-run victory over Manchester Originals.
Curran's explosive 68 runs off 38 balls, filled with six sixes and two solid boundaries, propelled the Invincibles to a competitive total of 164/8.
Not just with the bat, Curran also excelled with the ball, taking 2 wickets for just 16 runs in his spell, effectively stifling Manchester Originals' chase.
His crucial wickets and economical rate were vital in restricting Manchester Originals to 161/7. The Invincibles won the match by just 3 runs, which shows how important Curran’s knock was.
3. Nicholas Pooran – 66* off 33 Balls
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Nicholas Pooran (Twitter)
In the closely contested Match of The Hundred 2024 Men's Competition at Manchester, Nicholas Pooran’s blistering knock proved decisive, steering Northern Superchargers to a thrilling victory over Manchester Originals by 7 wickets and 3 balls to spare.
Pooran's unbeaten 66 off just 33 balls was a sensational display of power hitting, including eight sixes, which anchored his team's chase of 153.
His strike rate of 200.00 not only shifted the momentum but also ensured Northern Superchargers reached the target comfortably.
This impactful performance not only secured his team the win but also earned him the Player of the Match award.
2. Sam Curran - 51 off 22 Balls
Sam Curran (Twitter)
Sam Curran delivered an exceptional all-round performance Match 15 of The Hundred 2024 Men's Competition at Lord's that was pivotal for Oval Invincibles in their comprehensive 30-run victory over London Spirit.
Curran's explosive 51* off just 22 balls, peppered with six sixes, propelled the Invincibles to a competitive total of 147/5. His innings not only provided a crucial acceleration towards the end but also set a challenging target under pressure.
Furthermore, The Hundred Men’s 2024 Player of the Tournmaent showcased his versatility and skill with the ball, claiming 5 wickets for just 16 runs, dismantling the Spirit’s batting lineup and limiting them to 117 all out. His outstanding dual all-round performance rightly earned him the Player of the Match award.
1. James Vince – 90* off 47 Balls
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James Vince (Twitter_
In Match 13 of The Hundred 2024 Men's Competition held in Birmingham, Southern Brave skipper, James Vince delivered a spectacular performance, leading his side to a convincing 32-run victory over Birmingham Phoenix.
Vince's unbeaten 90 off just 47 balls was a masterclass in batting, featuring six boundaries and as many sixes, scored at an impressive strike rate of 191.48. His dominant knock was instrumental in setting up a challenging total of 169 for 2 from 100 balls.
Despite a valiant 92 from Ben Duckett for the Phoenix, the Southern Brave's bowlers, particularly Chris Jordan who took 3 wickets for just 19 runs, kept the opposition to 137 for 9, securing the win.
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