The Hundred Women’s competition has witnessed some exceptional batting performances since its inception, with several players showcasing their skills and setting impressive records. Among these, five innings stand out for their sheer dominance and impact on the game. Tammy Beaumont, Beth Mooney (twice), Jemimah Rodrigues, and Laura Wolvaardt have etched their names in the tournament’s history books with the highest individual scores to date. These remarkable knocks not only demonstrate the potential of the talented players in women’s cricket but also highlight the exciting, high-scoring nature of The Hundred.
Here is a list of the top 5 individual run-scorers
Tammy Beaumont 118(61) vs Trent Rockets, Cardiff, 2023:
On August 14, 2023, Tammy Beaumont delivered a breathtaking performance in The Hundred, showcasing her exceptional batting skills for the Welsh Fire against the Trent Rockets. In a display of aggressive cricket, Beaumont smashed an incredible 118 runs off just 61 balls, with the help of 20 boundaries and 2 maximums. Her innings was a masterclass batting, combining power, precision, and smart shot selection. Beaumont’s century not only entertained the crowd but also proved decisive in securing a comfortable 41-run victory for the Fire. Beaumont was also awarded the Player of the Match for her match-winning contribution, further cementing her reputation as one of the most formidable batters in women’s cricket.
Beth Mooney 99*(54) vs Northern Superchargers, Manchester 2024:
In a remarkable display of exceptional batting during The Hundred Women’s competition on August 11, 2024, Beth Mooney of Manchester Originals delivered an exceptional performance against the Northern Superchargers. Mooney showcased her skill and determination by scoring an unbeaten 99 runs off just 54 balls, falling just one short of a well-deserved century. Her innings was filled with 14 boundaries and 3 maximums, demonstrating her ability to find gaps and clear the ropes with ease. Mooney’s stellar knock proved crucial in securing a 17-run victory for her team. She was awarded the Player of the Match for this amazing performance.
Beth Mooney 97*(55) vs Southern Brave, Southampton 2022:
On August 12, 2022, Beth Mooney delivered a stunning performance in The Hundred Women’s competition, showcasing her exceptional batting skills for the London Spirit against the Southern Brave. Mooney’s innings was a masterclass as she played an amazing knock of unbeaten 97 runs off just 55 balls, once again falling short of a well-deserved century. In this inning, she hit 16 boundaries and 1 maximum, demonstrating her ability to maximize run-scoring in the shorter format as well. Despite Mooney’s heroic inning, which included scoring over half of her team’s runs, London Spirit unfortunately fell short, losing the match by 6 wickets.
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Jemimah Rodrigues 92*(43) vs Welsh Fire, Leeds 2021:
On July 24, 2021, early in the inaugural edition, Jemimah Rodrigues delivered a spectacular performance in The Hundred Women’s competition, showcasing her exceptional batting abilities for Northern Superchargers against Welsh Fire. Rodrigues played a blistering knock of unbeaten 92 runs off just 43 balls, demonstrating her ability to score rapidly in pressure situations. Her innings was a masterclass in aggressive batting, featuring an impressive 17 boundaries and 1 maximum. Rodrigues’ knock proved crucial in guiding her team to a comfortable 6-wicket victory. Her outstanding contribution to the match earned her the Player of the Match award. This innings firmly established Rodrigues as one of the most exciting young talents in women’s cricket and set a high benchmark for batting performances in the inaugural season of The Hundred.
Laura Wolvaardt 90*(49) vs Manchester Originals, Leeds 2022:
On August 21, 2022, Laura Wolvaardt delivered a masterclass in batting during The Hundred women’s competition, showcasing her exceptional skills for the Northern Superchargers against Manchester Originals. Wolvaardt’s unbeaten 90 runs off just 49 balls was a display of both power and fine timing, featuring 13 boundaries and 2 maximums. Her innings was characterized by elegant stroke play and intelligent shot selection. Wolvaardt’s incredible performance helped guide her team to a convincing 7-wicket victory. In recognition of her match-winning knock, she was awarded the Player of the Match. This innings not only highlighted Wolvaardt’s growing status in women’s cricket but also demonstrated her ability to dominate in the fast-paced format of The Hundred.
