Nat Sciver-Brunt becomes first batter in The Hundred to script this historic feat

England's star all-rounder Nat Sciver-Brunt has made history by becoming the first player in The Hundred, male or female, to surpass 1,000 runs.

Nat Sciver-Brunt achieved this milestone during her 30th match, an away game against Birmingham Phoenix at Edgbaston.

Sciver-Brunt reached the landmark with a score of 64 runs off 40 balls, bringing her total to 1,031 runs with an impressive average of 49.09.

Sciver-Brunt has also notched eight half-centuries in the competition. The second-highest run-scorer in the women's tournament is Southern Brave's Danni Wyatt, with 939 runs from 35 matches.

In the men's competition, Phil Salt of the Manchester Originals leads with 995 runs from 36 games.

Batters with most runs in the Women’s Hundred:

Player	Teams	Matches	Runs	Average
Natalie Sciver-Brunt	Trent Rockets	30	1031	49.09
Danni Wyatt	Southern Brave	35	939	29.34
Laura Wolvaardt	Manchester Originals, Northern Superchargers, Southern Brave	28	871	41.47
Sophia Dunkley	Southern Brave, Welsh Fire	33	852	31.55
Tammy Beaumont	London Spirit, Welsh Fire	29	767	29.50

Batters with most runs in the Men’s Hundred:

Player	Teams	Matches	Runs	Average
Phil Salt	Manchester Originals	36	995	28.42
James Michael Vince	Southern Brave	37	986	32.86
Ben Duckett	Birmingham Phoenix, Welsh Fire	30	891	35.64
Dawid Malan	Northern Superchargers, Oval Invincibles, Trent Rockets	32	849	32.65
Will Jacks	Oval Invincibles	34	814	25.43