BBL 2019-20, most runs, wickets after January 14: Josh Lalor enters top ten

A low scoring match between Brisbane Heat and Adelaide Strikers saw the former crawling to 110 runs, thanks to Rashid Khan’s 28. Jonathan Wells could able to add only six runs that helped him move two places up in the table followed by his colleague Jake Weatherald at seventh place.

Player	Team	R	Ave	SR	100	50
Marcus Stoinis	Stars	478	79.66	134.6	1	4
Mitchell Marsh	Scorchers	347	49.57	154.2	0	2
Shaun Marsh	Renegades	319	35.44	116.8	0	2
Glenn Maxwell	Stars	316	79.00	170.8	0	3
Beau Webster	Renegades	310	62.00	144.9	0	2
Jonathan Wells	Strikers	306	61.20	131.9	0	3
Jake Weatherald	Strikers	299	33.22	152.6	0	2
Callum Ferguson	Thunder	295	42.14	136.6	0	3
Josh Inglis	Scorchers	275	30.55	155.4	0	3
Josh Philippe	Sixers	270	38.57	128.6	0	2

Josh Lalor took two major wickets conceding 12 runs and made entry to the top ten. Rashid Khan added one more wicket to his tally of 15 scalps.

Player	Team	W	Ave	Econ	4WI
Daniel Sams	Thunder	17	14.76	8.01	0
Haris Rauf	Stars	15	10.80	6.75	1
Rashid Khan	Strikers	15	15.53	7.20	1
Tom Curran	Sixers	14	24.42	9.86	1
Jhye Richardson	Scorchers	13	20.30	7.76	1
Sean Abbott	Sixers	11	13.45	7.40	0
Fawad Ahmed	Scorchers	11	22.72	6.94	0
Josh Lalor	Heat	11	22.90	8.12	0
Qais Ahmed	Hurricanes	11	24.45	7.91	1
Chris Jordan	Scorchers	11	25.36	9.00	0