Overall Top 5
1. Michael Bracewell - 309 - Bit of a cheat this week as I cannot remember somebody playing quite as much cricket in seven days as Bracewell. His pair of ODIs for New Zealand and then two games for Lahore in the Global Super League gives him his second Cricketer of the Week.
2. Sam Curran - 260 - Continuing his fine Summer, as he always does with 120 wicket points and 60 runs across two games in two formats. Lots more to come for him over the next month or two.
3. Nicholas Pooran - 158 - Finding his form again and finishes in the Top 5 for the second week on the bounce. Moves up to 15th overall- his highest position in 6 months. He was in bottom place just 4 weeks ago.
4. Liam Dawson - 124 - Perhaps a surprise to see him in the Top 5 this week but the fact he played three games sees him scrape together enough points for a fourth place berth.
5.Rachin Ravindra - 121 - Two games in two different continents this week as he finished his MLC season with a loss to Los Angeles before starting his Hundred season with a win against the South.
Overall Top 5
1.Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 3257 - After a sobering debut series against England, Vaibhav made hay in the Zimbabwean sunshine as he got a half century in the first T20.
2. Simon Harmer - 2750 - Inactive this week - and will be until the County Championship kicks off again in about a month. How far will he descent in that time?
3. Jos Buttler - 2610 - A fantastically speedy 41 in the final ODI against India was followed by a pretty pedestrian opening match for Manchester in The Hundred. Holds third for a third week.
4. Shubman Giill - 2384 - Finished the ODI series with yet another half century. Not quite enough to see him improve on his fourth place position which he has now held for three weeks.
5.Sam Curran - 2344 - Takes advantage of his England teammate Harry Brook's poor week to nip into the Top 5. Curran has not been in the top 5 for 13 weeks but he loves The Hundred and could score some big points in coming weeks.
Ones to Watch
There's a real resurgence in the bottom third of the table - thiis can be seen most when we see Ecclestone, Bracewell and Salt all split by 59 points in 18th, 19th and 20th.
Highest Weekly Average
1. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 171.42 (Down from 174.28)
2. Simon Harmer = 144.74
3. Nat Sciver-Brunt = 138
Bracewell's average improves by 19.66 (having also swelled by 13.37 the week before. Harry Brook drops out of the Top 3 having lost 6.94 from his average.
Highest Average Points per Game
Red Ball- Mehidy Hasan Miraz = 208.5
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 105.81
Short Form - Nat Sciver-Brunt = 93.69
Highest Points by Format
Red Ball- Simon Harmer = 1988
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1693
Short Form - Jos Buttler = 2355
Highest Points by Discipline
Runs - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1817
Batting Bonus - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi- 340
Strike Rate - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi- 910
Wickets - Simon Harmer = 980
Wicket Bonus = Simon Harmer = 170
Economy - Simon Harmer= 580
Fielding - Jos Buttler = 580
Fielding Bonus - Jos Buttler = 60
Weekly List in Full
Michael Bracewell 309
Sam Curran 260
Nicholas Pooran 158
Liam Dawson 124
Rachin Ravindra 121
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi 120
Shubman Gill 107
Jos Buttler 97
Phil Salt 77
Mehidy Hasan Miraz 69
Sophie Ecclestone 60
Marco Jansen 60
Harry Brook 32
Aiden Markram 1
Saim Ayub dnp
Ravindra Jadeja dnp
Travis Head dnp
Pathum Nissanka dnp
Paul Walter dnp
Quinton de Kock dnp
Simon Harmer dnp
Nat Sciver-Brunt dnp
Overall List in Full
1 Vaibhav Sooryavanshi 3257
2 Simon Harmer 2750
3 Jos Buttler 2610
4 Shubman Gill 2384
5 Sam Curran 2344
6 Harry Brook 2179
7 Quinton de Kock 1940
8 Liam Dawson 1885
9 Rachin Ravindra 1818
10 Mehidy Hasan Miraz 1730
11 Aiden Markram 1691
12 Saim Ayub 1591
13 Marco Jansen 1561
14 Pathum Nissanka 1520
15 Nicholas Pooran 1478
16 Nat Sciver-Brunt 1380
17 Travis Head 1323
18 Sophie Ecclestone 1289
19 Michael Bracewell 1236
20 Phil Salt 1230
21 Paul Walter 1223
22 Ravindra Jadeja 1190
1. Michael Bracewell - 309 - Bit of a cheat this week as I cannot remember somebody playing quite as much cricket in seven days as Bracewell. His pair of ODIs for New Zealand and then two games for Lahore in the Global Super League gives him his second Cricketer of the Week.
2. Sam Curran - 260 - Continuing his fine Summer, as he always does with 120 wicket points and 60 runs across two games in two formats. Lots more to come for him over the next month or two.
3. Nicholas Pooran - 158 - Finding his form again and finishes in the Top 5 for the second week on the bounce. Moves up to 15th overall- his highest position in 6 months. He was in bottom place just 4 weeks ago.
4. Liam Dawson - 124 - Perhaps a surprise to see him in the Top 5 this week but the fact he played three games sees him scrape together enough points for a fourth place berth.
5.Rachin Ravindra - 121 - Two games in two different continents this week as he finished his MLC season with a loss to Los Angeles before starting his Hundred season with a win against the South.
Overall Top 5
1.Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 3257 - After a sobering debut series against England, Vaibhav made hay in the Zimbabwean sunshine as he got a half century in the first T20.
2. Simon Harmer - 2750 - Inactive this week - and will be until the County Championship kicks off again in about a month. How far will he descent in that time?
3. Jos Buttler - 2610 - A fantastically speedy 41 in the final ODI against India was followed by a pretty pedestrian opening match for Manchester in The Hundred. Holds third for a third week.
4. Shubman Giill - 2384 - Finished the ODI series with yet another half century. Not quite enough to see him improve on his fourth place position which he has now held for three weeks.
5.Sam Curran - 2344 - Takes advantage of his England teammate Harry Brook's poor week to nip into the Top 5. Curran has not been in the top 5 for 13 weeks but he loves The Hundred and could score some big points in coming weeks.
Ones to Watch
There's a real resurgence in the bottom third of the table - thiis can be seen most when we see Ecclestone, Bracewell and Salt all split by 59 points in 18th, 19th and 20th.
Highest Weekly Average
1. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 171.42 (Down from 174.28)
2. Simon Harmer = 144.74
3. Nat Sciver-Brunt = 138
Bracewell's average improves by 19.66 (having also swelled by 13.37 the week before. Harry Brook drops out of the Top 3 having lost 6.94 from his average.
Highest Average Points per Game
Red Ball- Mehidy Hasan Miraz = 208.5
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 105.81
Short Form - Nat Sciver-Brunt = 93.69
Highest Points by Format
Red Ball- Simon Harmer = 1988
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1693
Short Form - Jos Buttler = 2355
Highest Points by Discipline
Runs - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1817
Batting Bonus - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi- 340
Strike Rate - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi- 910
Wickets - Simon Harmer = 980
Wicket Bonus = Simon Harmer = 170
Economy - Simon Harmer= 580
Fielding - Jos Buttler = 580
Fielding Bonus - Jos Buttler = 60
Weekly List in Full
Michael Bracewell 309
Sam Curran 260
Nicholas Pooran 158
Liam Dawson 124
Rachin Ravindra 121
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi 120
Shubman Gill 107
Jos Buttler 97
Phil Salt 77
Mehidy Hasan Miraz 69
Sophie Ecclestone 60
Marco Jansen 60
Harry Brook 32
Aiden Markram 1
Saim Ayub dnp
Ravindra Jadeja dnp
Travis Head dnp
Pathum Nissanka dnp
Paul Walter dnp
Quinton de Kock dnp
Simon Harmer dnp
Nat Sciver-Brunt dnp
Overall List in Full
1 Vaibhav Sooryavanshi 3257
2 Simon Harmer 2750
3 Jos Buttler 2610
4 Shubman Gill 2384
5 Sam Curran 2344
6 Harry Brook 2179
7 Quinton de Kock 1940
8 Liam Dawson 1885
9 Rachin Ravindra 1818
10 Mehidy Hasan Miraz 1730
11 Aiden Markram 1691
12 Saim Ayub 1591
13 Marco Jansen 1561
14 Pathum Nissanka 1520
15 Nicholas Pooran 1478
16 Nat Sciver-Brunt 1380
17 Travis Head 1323
18 Sophie Ecclestone 1289
19 Michael Bracewell 1236
20 Phil Salt 1230
21 Paul Walter 1223
22 Ravindra Jadeja 1190
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