BBL 2019-20, most runs, wickets after January 20: Stoinis extends lead, Curran reaches second place

Marcus Stoinis’ 37-ball 62 could not prevent Sydney Sixers bringing Melbourne Stars’ unbeaten run to a halt. Stoinis is now 192 ahead of Shaun Marsh of Melbourne Renegades, second on the runs chart. Stoinis Stars teammate Glenn Maxwell (12 in 13 balls) finished the day at sixth place. There is no Sixers batsman in the top ten.

Josh Inglis (58 in 41) of Perth Scorchers had risen to third place earlier in the day, while his captain Mitchell Marsh, now fourth, got two runs off the only ball he faced. This happened after Alex Hales of the Thunder bludgeoned his way to a 47-ball 85 to finish at eighth place.

Player	Team	R	Ave	SR	100	50
Marcus Stoinis	Stars	585	73.12	136.0	1	5
Shaun Marsh	Renegades	393	35.72	118.4	0	2
Josh Inglis	Scorchers	382	31.83	155.3	0	4
Mitchell Marsh	Scorchers	367	40.77	151.0	0	2
Beau Webster	Renegades	354	50.57	142.2	0	2
Glenn Maxwell	Stars	353	58.83	159.7	0	3
Jonathan Wells	Strikers	351	70.20	131.5	0	3
Alex Hales	Thunder	339	33.90	139.5	0	3
Jake Weatherald	Strikers	337	33.70	142.8	0	2
Chris Lynn	Heat	332	33.20	162.7	0	2

The Stars rested Haris Rauf, who stayed at joint third on the wickets chart, but Sandeep Lamichhane (3-0-38-2) reached joint fifth place. Later at night, Tom Curran of the Sixers returned 3-0-23-2 to jump to second place.

Earlier, Daniel Sams (3-0-30-0) of the Thunder held on to his lead at the top, while his teammate Chris Morris (3.3-0-38-1) is joint fifth alongside the two Scorchers bowlers, Chris Jordan (4-0-28-3) and Fawad Ahmed (4-0-27-1).

Player	Team	W	Ave	Econ	4WI
Daniel Sams	Thunder	20	16.00	7.93	0
Tom Curran	Sixers	17	22.05	9.57	1
Haris Rauf	Stars	16	11.56	6.89	1
Rashid Khan	Strikers	16	18.00	7.14	1
Sandeep Lamichhane	Stars	14	21.07	7.76	0
Chris Morris	Thunder	14	22.07	8.54	0
Jhye Richardson	Scorchers	14	23.28	7.08	1
Fawad Ahmed	Scorchers	14	23.71	7.06	0
Chris Jordan	Strikers	14	24.35	8.52	0
Ben Laughlin	Heat	13	23.76	9.08	0