Vitality Blast 2021 Most runs and wickets after 9 June

Let us take a look at the run-scoring and wicket-taking charts of Vitality Blast, after 9 June.

Most runs

Despite his two-ball duck against Nottinghamshire, Harry Brooks still sits on the top of the runs chart. He has amassed 463 runs in 11 games. Glenn Phillips has had a terrific campaign so far, with 423 runs in 10 games to occupy the second position. No other batters have hit more sixes than Phillips’ 30.

Alex Hales’ 9-ball 31 led Notts to an easy victory over Yorkshire in the seven-overs-a-side match. With 413 runs in 12 games, Hales is at third place, followed by Stephen Eskinazi and Leus du Plooy.

Most Wickets

Leicestershire’s Naveen-ul-Haq is the leading wicket-taker of the campaign so far. He has taken 21 wickets in 12 games. Warwickshire’s Carlos Brathwaite is at second place, with 18 wickets. He was rested for the game against Worcestershire. Jake Ball follows Brathwaite.

Charlie Morris picked up two wickets against Warwickshire to climb to the fourth position. The next spot is shared by Callum Parkinson, Simon Harmer, Steven Finn, Fynn Hudson-Prentice and Logan Van Beek, who have 16 wickets each.