Top End T20 Series 2024: Most Runs and Most Wickets after Adelaide Strikers vs Bangladesh A (Updated) ft. Jake Winter and Ripon Mondol

Bangladesh A defeated Northern Territory in the first semi-final by 21 runs after posting a total of 138 runs for the loss of six wickets on the board. Ripon Mondol was the pick of the bowlers for Bangladesh and took three wickets for 36 runs in four overs. He won the Player of the Match award.

In the second semi-final, Adelaide Strikers defeated Pakistan A by 30 runs. Pakistan A were bundled out for 167 runs while chasing the target of 198 runs. Jake Winter had made 104 runs off 61 deliveries for the Strikers and won the Player of the Match award.

Adelaide Strikers met Bangladesh A in the final of the tournament. Bangladesh A won the toss and elected to bowl. The Strikers scored 169 runs for the loss of seven wickets. Bangladesh A were bundled out for 137 runs and lost the match by 32 runs. Liam Scott scored 30 runs off 18 deliveries and took two wickets for 28 runs for the Strikers. He won the Player of the Match award.

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Top End T20 Series 2024 Most Runs List

D’Arcy Short finished as the leading run-scorer and made 273 runs in seven outings. Jake Winter jumped to second place and scored 248 runs in eight matches. Harry Manenti moved to third position from fifth and amassed 231 runs in seven innings.

Jake Doran slipped to fourth place from second and had 218 runs to his name in six matches. Liam Blackford moved to fifth position from third and scored 215 runs in six innings. Parvez Hossain Emon jumped to sixth place from seventh and made 186 runs in eight games.

Shamim Hossain moved to the seventh position and amassed 186 runs in eight outings. Liam Scott jumped to eighth place and made 185 runs in six innings. Teague Wyllie slipped to ninth position from fourth and had 184 runs to his name in six matches. Baxter Holt moved to 10th place from sixth and scored 172 runs in six games.

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Top End T20 Series 2024 Most Wickets List

Ripon Mondol jumped to first place from third and took 15 wickets in eight games. Esam Rahman slipped to second position from first and finished with 13 wickets in six innings. Tim Oakley moved to third place from fourth, scalping 13 wickets in seven matches.

Rakibul Hasan jumped to the fourth position from sixth and had 12 wickets to his name in eight games. Lloyd Pope moved to fifth place and took 11 wickets in eight outings. Reiley Mark slipped to sixth position from second having bagged 10 wickets in six matches.

Hamish Martin moved to seventh place from eighth and amassed 10 wickets in seven matches. Jordan Buckingham jumped to eighth position and finished with 10 wickets in seven games. Matthew Kelly slipped to ninth place from fifth and took nine wickets in four matches. Arif Yaqoob jumped to the 10th position and picked up nine wickets in six games.