Sometimes it just isn't your day, and sometimes you simply don't need to do all that much to earn your crust.
The Hundred's ultra-slim format has led to a number of thrilling matches brimming with runs, big hits and crowd-pleasing sixes, and it has also led to extremely efficient bowling performances.
Sub-100 totals are not uncommon after two and a bit editions of the competition. Naturally, that offers the opposition a chance to hunt down a minimal total and wrap up for an early night.
The list of lowest ever scores in The Hundred includes a blend of teams who have suffered a meek defeat, and others who have barely stretched their legs to claim victory.
RadioTimes.com brings you the lowest scores in The Hundred across the men's and women's competitions.
Lowest team scores in The Hundred
Last updated: 25th August
Men
- 75 (74 balls) – Birmingham Phoenix (loss v Manchester Originals) 28th August 2022
- 83 (76) – Northern Superchargers (loss v Manchester Originals) 20th August 2023
- 87 (100 balls) – Welsh Fire (loss v Southern Brave) 12th August 2023
- 87 (84 balls) – Birmingham Phoenix (loss v Manchester Originals) 25th July 2021
- 89/4 (73 balls) – Manchester Originals (win v Birmingham Phoenix) 25th July 2021
Women
- 73 (98 balls) – Southern Brave (loss v Oval Invincibles) 21st August 2021
- 76 (87 balls) – Manchester Originals (loss v Trent Rockets) 13th August 2022
- 80 (97 balls) – London Spirit (loss v Oval Invincibles) 27th August 2022
- 80 (98 balls) – Oval Invincibles (loss v Welsh Fire) 6th August 2023
- 81/7 (80 balls) – Welsh Fire (win v Oval Invincibles) 6th August 2023
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