The Men’s Hundred will start on August 3rd at Southampton. The first season was a success and a few of the excellent performers have gone on to represent the country. In the context of the 2022 T20 World Cup, the Men’s Hundred this year will hold a lot of relevance. Last year, the format came out as entertaining because of the batters. The same is likely to continue for this season, as well. On that note, in this article, we take a look at three players who might score the most runs in the men’s Hundred 2022.
1) Liam Livingstone (Birmingham Phoenix)
Liam Livingstone was the highest run-scorer in the first edition of the tournament. The right-handed batter made 348 runs at a strike rate of 178. When it comes to the shortest format, Livingstone’s form has not dropped.
The big-hitter was also in top form in IPL 2022. He succeeded in scoring huge sixes regularly, something that will remain his approach yet again. With the likes of Moeen Ali around, the player will also get sufficient support to execute his plans.
2) James Vince (Southern Brave)
James Vince is also one of the players who might score the most runs in the men’s Hundred 2022. The cricketer was a key component of Southern Brave’s win in the first edition. Vince might have played very few T20I encounters but he has the experience of being a part of more than 300 T20 games.
In the recent T20 blast, Vince was the highest run-getter. He scored more than 600 runs at a strike rate of 146. If he can continue this form, he will yet again be a part of the highest run-getters in this edition of the men’s Hundred.
3) Dawid Malan (Trent Rockets)
Dawid Malan did not have a great outing in the last season but he still ended as the sixth highest-run getter. The World No.4 T20I batter will look to better his record in the upcoming campaign.
His recent form has been actually decent. With the retirement of Eoin Morgan and Ben Stokes, England would need Dawid Malan to be in good form. Therefore, from the country’s perspective, as well, a good performance from Malan is much needed.
