Royal London One Day Cup 2024 Most Runs and Most Wickets after Glamorgan vs Warwickshire (Updated) ft. Andrew Umeed and Ed Barnard

Somerset and Glamorgan marched into the finals of the Royal London One Day Cup 2024 season by defeating Leicestershire and Warwickshire, respectively, in the knockouts on Sunday, August 18.

In the first semifinal, Somerset batted first and stacked up 334/4 from 50 overs. Lewis Goldsworthy at number three scored an unbeaten 115 from 86 balls after the 91-run opening stand between George Thomas and half-centurion Andrew Umeed. James Rew also hit a rapid 71 to outmaneuver Roman Walker’s two-wicket threat. Captain Sean Dickson and number six batter Ben Green scored 35 runs between them off just 17 balls to lead Somerset’s death-overs fury.

Chasing 335 for a spot in the finals, Leicestershire batters fought valiantly but to no avail as they eventually 23 runs short of their target. Ian Holland and Ben Cox hit well-made 40s, while Leicestershire’s Australian import Peter Handscomb slammed an 86-ball 111. For Somerset, Ben Green picked up three top-order wickets before Josh Davey and Kasey Aldridge sealed the deal for their team by accumulating four wickets between them.

At Cardiff’s Sophia Gardens, Glamorgan made 247/9 after crashing to 44/4 at one stage. Colin Ingram and Billy Root belted counter-attacking 40s while unbeaten Dan Douthwaite top-scored in the innings through his 35-ball 55. Timm van der Gugten also chipped in with 26 runs during the slog overs for Glamorgan. Warwickshire’s Ed Barnard unfurled the spell of the innings with figures of 4/34 from his 10 overs. Remarkably, Barnard claimed each of Glamorgan’s top four batters.

In response, Warwickshire batters were bowled out for just 208 by Jamie McIlroy (3/42) and Timm van der Gugten (2/22). Dan Douthwaite and Ben Kellaway also struck twice each to negate Michael Burgess’s 85-run knock in the high-stakes run-chase.

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Royal London One Day Cup 2024 Most Runs List

Rank	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100	50	0	4s	6s
1	Peter Handscomb (LEICS)	10	9	1	539	119	67.37	457	117.94	3	2	1	56	11
2	Jake Libby (WORCS)	9	9	4	526	112	105.2	616	85.38	1	5	-	42	3
3	Sol Budinger (LEICS)	10	10	-	458	120	45.8	457	100.21	1	3	-	53	11
4	Andrew Umeed (SOM)	9	9	1	447	114*	55.87	545	82.01	1	4	1	35	8
5	James Rew (SOM)	9	9	3	445	88	74.16	447	99.55	-	6	1	56	6
6	Ed Barnard (WARKS)	10	9	2	433	173*	61.85	429	100.93	2	-	-	46	7
7	Lewis Goldsworthy (SOM)	9	9	2	416	115*	59.42	480	86.66	1	2	-	41	6
8	Gareth Roderick (WORCS)	9	9	1	405	152*	50.62	492	82.31	2	-	-	46	7
9	Ben Slater (NOTTS)	8	8	1	398	164	56.85	393	101.27	2	-	1	44	12
10	Ed Pollock (WORCS)	9	9	-	387	180	43	353	109.63	1	2	-	55	9

Peter Handscomb’s semifinal century against Somerset took him to the top of the Royal London One Day Cup 2024 run-scoring ladder with 539 runs. Jake Libby and Sol Budinger, with 526 and 458 runs respectively, slipped to number two and three on the top 10 batting list. Somerset’s Andrew Umeed will head into the final with 447 runs from nine innings, and he will be followed by teammate James Rew with 445 runs. Ed Barnard with 433 runs and Somerset’s Lewis Goldsworthy with 416 runs are ranked sixth and seventh on the batting charts.

Gareth Roderick (405 runs) is the eighth batter to have amassed over 400 runs this season. Ben Slater’s 398-run tournament haul places him at number nine while Ed Pollock occupies the tenth position with 387 runs.

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Royal London One Day Cup 2024 Most Wickets List

Rank	Player	Mat	Inns	Balls	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Ave	Econ	SR	4	5
1	Ed Barnard (WARKS)	10	10	417	69.3	7	298	19	4/21	15.68	4.28	21.94	2	-
2	Dan Douthwaite (GLAM)	9	8	394	65.4	3	361	18	4/25	20.05	5.49	21.88	2	-
3	Tom Scriven (LEICS)	10	10	504	84	2	470	18	3/20	26.11	5.59	28	-	-
4	George Hill (YORKS)	8	8	388	64.4	4	300	17	6/28	17.64	4.63	22.82	-	1
5	Andy Gorvin (GLAM)	9	8	386	64.2	-	310	17	5/56	18.23	4.81	22.7	1	1
6	Zak Chappell (DERBS)	8	8	443	73.5	4	364	17	4/39	21.41	4.93	26.05	1	-
7	Cameron Steel (SUR)	8	7	366	61	1	371	17	4/50	21.82	6.08	21.52	2	-
8	Jack Home (WORCS)	5	5	226	37.4	1	231	16	6/51	14.43	6.13	14.12	-	1
9	Jack Leach (SOM)	9	9	489	81.3	5	333	15	6/26	22.2	4.08	32.6	-	1
10	Fateh Singh (WORCS)	8	8	438	73	2	362	15	4/52	24.13	4.95	29.2	1	-

Ed Barnard claimed figures of 4/34 in the semifinal to move to the top of the Royal London One Day Cup 2024 bowling charts with 19 wickets. Glamorgan’s Dan Douthwaite takes the second spot with 18 wickets, alongside Tom Scriven at number three with as many scalps.

George Hill, Andy Gorvin, Zak Chappell, and Cameron Steel have all snared 17 wickets each so far in the tournament to occupy the next four slots on the bowling charts, in that order.

Jack Home claimed 16 wickets from just five matches to be ranked eighth. Notably, Home’s bowling average of 14.43 also marks the best among all top 10 bowlers. Jack Leach and Fateh Singh’s 15-wicket tournament tally places them at number nine and ten, respectively.