The Hundred Men’s Competition has seen some dramatic highs and lows since its inception. Here, we delve into the top four lowest team totals that left fans and players alike stunned.
Manchester Originals defeated Birmingham Phoenix by 79 runs after they were bowled out for just 75, the lowest score in the men’s Hundred. The Originals won for the fourth time in a row thanks to a half-century from Phil Salt.
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With just 83 runs scored, the Northern Superchargers’ total was the second-lowest in the Men’s Hundred. Birmingham Phoenix easily overcame it, hitting 84 runs without dropping a wicket. Duckett’s 43* and Moeen’s 37* put an end to the match, while Southee and Milne both had outstanding scores of 3-15 and 3-20.
In the Hundred Men’s competition, Northern Superchargers lost to Manchester Originals after being knocked out for just 83 runs. Originals scored 164/6, topped by Jos Buttler’s 75. Harrison’s outstanding 5-11 performance demonstrated the Originals’ domination in the game as they secured an 81-run victory.
Welsh Fire easily defeated Manchester Originals, chasing down 87 with eight wickets to spare. Originals managed just 86/8, with Willey taking 3/14 and Little 2/21. Clarke led Welsh Fire with an unbeaten 33, securing the win with a comfortable score of 87/2.
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