Highest scores in The Hundred: Individual player and team records
Our round-up of the highest scores in The Hundred, including the top player scores and team totals across the men's and women's competitions.
The Hundred 2023 has witnessed some of the biggest innings and highest scores in the history of the competition, with a new benchmark to beat.
England international Tammy Beaumont racked up a stunning 118 off just 61 balls to launch Welsh Fire into an unassailable lead over the Trent Rockets – the all-time highest total in either the men's or women's competition. And she isn't the only person to make history this time around.
In the wake of Harry Brook's omittance from the England ODI Cricket World Cup squad, the Northern Superchargers batter struck the quickest ever century in The Hundred on his way to 105* off just 42 balls with a strike rate of 250.00. He fell three runs short of the men's record as the 100 balls elapsed and Superchargers went on to lose the games as the rest of the team (eight batter) combined for a meagre 33 runs off 68 balls.
Just four players across both tournaments have powered their way into The Hundred's 100 club, but as teams and players adapt to the format, could we see more mega scores this weekend?
It's not just individuals racking up massive scores, but entire teams are also making the most of every ball with monster totals. It looks like 14th August is the annual, national big-hitters day...
RadioTimes.com brings you the highest scores in The Hundred, including player scores and team totals across the men's and women's competitions.
Highest team scores in The Hundred
Last updated: 25th August
Men
- 208/5 (100 balls) – Manchester Originals (win v Northern Superchargers) 21st August 2022
- 201/3 (100 balls) – Northern Superchargers (win v Southern Brave) 6th August 2023
- 200/5 (100 balls) – Northern Superchargers (win v Manchester Originals) 12th August 2021
- 195/4 (100 balls) – London Spirit (win v Trent Rockets) 12th August 2023
- 193/2 (94 balls) – Trent Rockets (win v Manchester Originals) 13 August 2022
Women
- 181/3 (100 balls) – Welsh Fire (win v Trent Rockets) 14th August 2023
- 166/3 (100 balls) – Southern Brave (win v Welsh Fire) 11th August 2021
- 165/3 (100 balls) – Welsh Fire (win v Southern Brave) 4th August 2023
- 163/2 (100 balls) – Oval Invincibles (win v Manchester Originals) 31st August 2022
- 161/3 (99 balls) – Northern Superchargers (win v Manchester Originals) 21st August 2022
Highest player scores in The Hundred
Men
- 108* (48) – Will Jacks (for Oval Invincibles v Southern Brave) 14th August 2022
- 105* (42) – Harry Brook (for Northern Superchargers v Welsh Fire) 22nd August 2023
- 101* (50) – Will Smeed (for Birmingham Phoenix v Southern Brave) 10th August 2022
- 98* (44) – Dawid Malan (for Trent Rockets v Manchester Originals) 13th August 2022
- 93 (49) – Dan Lawrence (for London Spirit v Trent Rockets) 12th August 2023
Women
- 118 (61) – Tammy Beaumont (for Welsh Fire v Trent Rockets) 14th August 2023
- 97* (55) – Beth Mooney (for London Spirit v Southern Brave) 12th August 2022
- 92* (43) – Jemimah Rodrigues (for Northern Superchargers v Welsh Fire) 24th July 2021
- 90* (49) – Laura Wolvaardt (for Northern Superchargers v Manchester Originals) 21st August 2022
- 87 (47) – Grace Harris (for London Spirit v Birmingham Phoenix) 24th August 2023
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