BBL 2019-20, most runs, wickets after January 24: Livingstone enters top ten, Sams increases gap at top

Liam Livingstone with his 79 tried to reach the target of 182 set by Adelaide Strikers. But there was no cooperation from any of his teammates and Perth Scorchers fell short of 16 runs eventually. This innings helped Livingstone make entry to the top ten. The story was similar in the second fixture of the day. Alex Hales scored 63 while chasing 186 set by Hobart Hurricanes. But the Hurricanes won by 57 runs. Hales moves up three places on the table.

Player	Team	R	Ave	SR	100	50
Marcus Stoinis	Stars	590	65.55	133.8	1	5
Shaun Marsh	Renegades	449	37.41	124.0	0	3
Jonathan Wells	Strikers	429	85.80	134.5	0	4
Liam Livingstone	Scorchers	405	31.15	149.4	0	4
Beau Webster	Renegades	404	50.50	137.9	0	3
Alex Hales	Thunder	402	35.54	141.1	0	4
Josh Inglis	Scorchers	387	29.76	153.6	0	4
Jake Weatherald	Strikers	387	32.25	134.8	0	2
Glenn Maxwell	Stars	372	53.14	157.0	0	3
Mitchell Marsh	Scorchers	371	37.10	147.8	0	2

Daniel Sams took 4/34 and strengthened his position at the top. In the second game, Wes Agar picked up three wickets to make entry to the top ten.

Player	Team	W	Ave	Econ	4WI
Daniel Sams	Thunder	24	14.75	7.91	1
Tom Curran	Sixers	19	21.05	9.26	1
Rashid Khan	Strikers	18	18.72	6.97	1
Peter Siddle	Strikers	17	16.88	7.14	1
Haris Rauf	Stars	16	11.56	6.89	1
Wes Agar	Strikers	16	17.06	8.27	1
Chris Jordan	Strikers	15	24.93	8.69	0
Sandeep Lamichhane	Stars	14	22.78	7.78	0
Chris Morris	Thunder	14	24.14	8.62	0
Ben Laughlin	Heat	14	24.21	9.16	0
Ben Dwarshuis	Sixers	14	24.78	8.03	0
Fawad Ahmed	Scorchers	14	25.57	7.01	0
Jhye Richardson	Scorchers	14	25.85	7.24	1