Top run-getters and wicket-takers after Auckland Aces vs Central Stags (Updated) ft. Dane Cleaver and Bevan Small

Central Stags bagged a 15-run win over Auckland Aces within the twenty fifth match of Super Smash 2023-24 at Eden Park Outer Oval in Auckland.

After being tasked to bat first, Central Stags opener Jack Boyle (3) misplaced his wicket fairly early within the innings. Curtis Heaphy (18) additionally joined the queue a couple of overs later. Captain Tom Bruce could not make it large both, scoring simply 20 runs.

Dane Cleaver, the keeper-batter, amassed an 87-run unbeaten knock off 49 balls, that includes 10 fours and two sixes at a strike fee of 177.55. William Clark performed a superb knock within the slog overs, scoring 39 off 29 to take the group’s whole to 173/5 in 20 overs.

In the chase, George Worker (1), Sean Solia (9), Cole Briggs (0), and Robert O’Donnell (9) misplaced their wickets fairly early. However, Cam Fletcher (45) and William O’Donnell (45) solid an essential 77-run stand for the fifth wicket.

Centra Stags’ Doug Bracewell and Bevan Small scalped three wickets apiece as Auckland Aces may publish solely 158/9 in 20 overs.

In that context, let’s check out the main run-getters and wicket-takers of the continued Super Smash 2023-24.

Super Smash 2023-24 Most Runs List

Wellington batter Tim Robinson leads the run-scoring charts, sustaining the highest spot with 298 runs in six innings at a median of 59.6. Stags batter Dane Cleaver moved one spot as much as safe the second rank with 279 runs from eight innings at 39.85.

Canterbury’s Henry Nicholls slipped one rank to make it to the third place with 213 runs. Dean Foxcroft (189), Nick Kelly (184), Jeet Raval (180), and Doug Bracewell (170) proceed to carry the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh positions, respectively.

Wellington middle-order batter Muhammad Abbas (169) and Stags opener Will Young (166) retain their eighth and ninth ranks. Cam Fletcher (156) moved up from twentieth to tenth rank at a median of 39.

Super Smash 2023-24 Most Wickets List

Stags pacer Bevan Small retained his high spot within the wickets standings with 16 scalps at a median of 12. Auckland’s Danru Ferns maintained his second rank with 15 scalps. His colleague Ben Lister propelled from seventh to 3rd rank with 12 wickets.

Peter Younghusband (12), Logan van Been (12), and Louis Delport (11) slipped one spot to safe the fourth, fifth and sixth positions, respectively. Jayden Lennox (11) climbed from ninth to seventh.

Nathan Smith (11) slid two slots to occupy the eighth rank. Zakary Foulkes (9) descended one place to make it to the ninth rank. Travis Muller (9) retained his tenth place within the tally.