BBL 2019-20, most runs, wickets after January 26: Alex Hales makes significant progress

Perth Scorchers scored only 99 runs and Sydney Thunder easily reached the target with seven wickets in hand. During the chase, Alex Hales made 47 runs off 27 runs which also helped him move up four places in the following list. The next fixture of the day saw Matthew Wade smashing an unbeaten 130 which helped Hobart Hurricanes set a huge target of 218 runs. The Strikers did try to chase it down but eventually fell short of 10 runs.

Player	Team	R	Ave	SR	100	50
Marcus Stoinis	Stars	607	60.70	134.3	1	5
Alex Hales	Thunder	449	37.41	143.9	0	4
Shaun Marsh	Renegades	449	37.41	124.0	0	3
Jonathan Wells	Strikers	444	74.00	136.2	0	4
Liam Livingstone	Scorchers	425	30.35	142.6	0	4
Beau Webster	Renegades	411	45.67	134.8	0	3
Josh Inglis	Scorchers	405	28.92	154.0	0	4
Josh Philippe	Sixers	401	36.45	126.1	0	4
Jake Weatherald	Strikers	389	29.92	134.1	0	2
Mitchell Marsh	Scorchers	382	34.72	145.2	0	2

Chris Morris and Fawad Ahmed took one wicket apiece to enter the top ten table.

Player	Team	W	Ave	Econ	4WI
Daniel Sams	Thunder	25	14.80	7.81	1
Tom Curran	Sixers	22	19.40	9.05	1
Rashid Khan	Strikers	18	20.67	7.24	1
Peter Siddle	Strikers	17	19.11	7.35	1
Haris Rauf	Stars	16	11.56	6.89	1
Wes Agar	Strikers	16	20.12	8.70	1
Sandeep Lamichhane	Stars	15	22.33	7.44	0
Chris Morris	Thunder	15	23.13	8.42	0
Ben Laughlin	Heat	15	23.40	8.77	0
Fawad Ahmed	Scorchers	15	24.86	6.90	0
Chris Jordan	Strikers	15	24.93	8.69	0
Jhye Richardson	Scorchers	15	25.00	7.07	1
Ben Dwarshuis	Sixers	15	25.86	8.22	0