WBBL 2019-20 statistical round-up after fourth week: Mooney and Brown continue to lead with new names making entries

Beth Mooney continues to lead the most runs table. Sophie Devine has moved up two places to be placed at third position followed by Lizelle Lee and Jess Duffin at fourth and fifth.

Players	Teams	R	Ave	SR
Beth Mooney	Brisbane Heat	441	88.2	123.18
Ellyse Perry	Sydney Sixers	351	117	116.22
Sophie Devine	Adelaide Strikers	335	55.8	134.53
Lizelle Lee	Melbourne Stars	297	42.4	133.78
Jess Duffin	Melbourne Renegades	271	54.2	138.97

Duffin takes entry to the best batting average list as well while the top two batters remain the same here.

Players	Teams	R	Ave	SR
Ellyse Perry	Sydney Sixers	351	117	116.22
Beth Mooney	Brisbane Heat	441	88.2	123.18
Sophie Devine	Adelaide Strikers	335	55.8	134.53
Jess Duffin	Melbourne Renegades	271	54.2	138.97
Alex Blackwell	Sydney Thunder	225	45	117.18

Chloe Tryon is a new name in the block who is presently leading the highest strike rates table.

Players	Teams	R	Ave	SR
Chloe Tryon	Hobart Hurricanes	135	27	170.88
Alyssa Healy	Sydney Sixers	243	40.5	157.79
Jess Duffin	Melbourne Renegadesgades	271	54.2	138.97
Sophie Devine	Adelaide Strikers	335	55.8	134.53
Lizelle Lee	Melbourne Stars	297	42.4	133.78

Devine, Healy, and Lee have hit ten maximums (most sixes) so far in the tournament.

Players	Teams	6s	BF	B/6
Sophie Devine	Adelaide Strikers	13	249	19.2
Alyssa Healy	Sydney Sixers	10	154	15.4
Lizelle Lee	Sydney Sixers	10	222	22.2
Jess Duffin	Melbourne Renegadesgades	9	195	21.7
Ellyse Perry	Sydney Sixers	7	302	43.1

Mooney is the only one who has managed to hit more than 50 boundaries (most fours) in the tournament thus far.

Players	Teams	4s	BF	B/4
Beth Mooney	Brisbane Heat	51	358	7.0
Ellyse Perry	Sydney Sixers	38	302	7.9
Lizelle Lee	Sydney Sixers	34	222	6.5
Mignon du Preez	Sydney Sixers	31	213	6.9
Alyssa Healy	Sydney Sixers	29	154	5.3

Mignon du Preez and Devine scored 88 and 85* respectively to make entry to the top five high scores list.

Players	Scores	Teams	Against	Date
Alyssa Healy	106*	Sydney Sixers	Melbourne Stars	03-Nov
Leizelle Lee	103*	Melbourne Stars	Perth Scorchers	02-Nov
Mignon du Preez	88	Sydney Sixers	Brisbane Heat	13-Nov
Ellyse Perry	87*	Sydney Sixers	Melbourne Stars	03-Nov
Sophie Devine	85*	Adelaide Strikers	Melbourne Stars	10-Nov

Maitlan Brown is still leading the most wickets table with 12 wickets to her name. Apart from her Molly Strano has taken more than 10 wickets so far in the tournament.

Players	Teams	W	Ave	Econ
Maitlan Brown	Melbourne Renegades	12	13.1	6.28
Molly Strano	Melbourne Renegades	11	17.6	7.22
Belinda Vakarewa	Hobart Hurricanes	10	18.3	6.31
Sammy Johnson	Brisbane Heat	10	17.3	6.44
Sophie Devine	Adelaide Strikers	10	18.7	6.44

While Brown tops the best bowling average chart, Dane van Niekerk has moved up one place to be at the second spot.

Players	Teams	W	Ave	Econ
Maitlan Brown	Melbourne Renegades	12	13.1	6.28
Dane van Niekerk	Sydney Sixers	8	14.6	6.15
Sammy Johnson	Brisbane Heat	10	17.3	6.44
Molly Strano	Melbourne Renegades	11	17.6	7.22
Belinda Vakarewa	Hobart Hurricanes	10	18.3	6.31

There are two new names in the best bowling economy table with the new topper being Megan Schutt followed by Marizanne Kapp and Ellyse Perry at second and third places.

Players	Teams	W	Ave	Econ
Megan Schutt	Adelaide Strikers	7	24.3	5.31
Marizanne Kapp	Sydney Sixers	8	18.3	5.84
Ellyse Perry	Sydney Sixers	3	35.7	5.94
Lea Tahuhu	Melbourne Renegades	5	35.8	5.96
Sammy Johnson	Brisbane Heat	10	17.3	6.44

3/5 by Erin Burns on November 13 against Hobart Hurricanes is the third-best bowling figure of the tournament now. The rest of the list remains the same with Amelia Kerr and Shabnim Ismail moving down one place each.

Players	Spells	Teams	Against	Date
Madeline Penna	4/20	Melbourne Stars	Sydney Thunder	27-Oct
Jess Jonassen	4/20	Brisbane Heat	Hobart Hurricanes	27-Oct
Erin Burns	3/5	Sydney Sixers	Hobart Hurricanes	13-Nov
Amelia Kerr	3/8	Brisbane Heat	Sydney Sixers	19-Oct
Shabnim Ismail	3/14	Sydney Thunder	Melbourne Renegadesges	26-Oct