The league stage of The Hundred Men’s 2026 has produced several outstanding batting performances, but three names have separated themselves from the rest of the pack. With all eight teams having completed their league fixtures, Mitchell Marsh, Tim Seifert and Ben Duckett occupy the top three positions on the run-scoring charts.

The trio have taken contrasting routes to the summit. Marsh has combined consistency with explosive strokeplay for Sunrisers Leeds, Seifert has been the driving force behind Manchester Super Giants’ impressive campaign, while Duckett has provided Trent Rockets with valuable runs throughout their march to the top of the table.

Here are the top 3 run-getters of The Hundred Men’s 2026 after league stage

3. Ben Duckett – 306 runs

Ben Duckett completes the top three after scoring 306 runs in eight innings for Trent Rockets. The left-hander averaged 43.71 and struck at 133.04, while registering two half-centuries.

Duckett’s numbers may not match Marsh’s remarkable strike rate or Seifert’s average, but his contribution to Trent Rockets’ league campaign has been significant. His ability to find gaps and rotate the strike has complemented the more explosive batters around him.

The England batter’s best score was 75, and he finished the league stage with 46 fours, comfortably the most among the three leading run-scorers. That statistic reflects his different method of scoring compared to Marsh, who relied heavily on six-hitting. 

Duckett’s role has been particularly valuable at the top of Trent’s order, where he has been able to provide stability while still maintaining enough pressure on opposition bowlers.

2. Tim Seifert – 322 runs

Manchester Super Giants’ Tim Seifert finished second with 322 runs from eight innings. What makes his numbers particularly impressive is his 53.67 average, the highest among the top three. He also maintained an excellent strike rate of 165.98.

Seifert has been a key component of Manchester’s successful campaign, providing attacking starts while also showing the ability to construct substantial innings. The New Zealand wicketkeeper-batter registered four half-centuries and recorded a tournament-best score of 80.

His 31 boundaries and 15 sixes demonstrate that Seifert has not relied solely on boundary-hitting. He has combined clean striking with smart running between the wickets, making him a difficult batter to contain across the 100-ball format.

His contribution has been especially important because Manchester Super Giants have progressed to the knockout stage. With an Eliminator against Sunrisers Leeds awaiting them, Seifert’s form could once again become a major factor.

1. Mitchell Marsh – 406 runs

Mitchell Marsh has been the standout batter of The Hundred Men’s 2026, finishing the league stage with 406 runs from eight innings. The Sunrisers Leeds all-rounder averaged an impressive 50.75 while striking at 169.87, underlining just how dominant his campaign has been

Marsh’s consistency has been particularly impressive because he has managed to combine power with reliability. He has scored four fifties during the competition, with his highest score being 76. He also smashed 36 sixes, the most among the top three run-getters, highlighting his ability to clear the ropes regularly

The Australian has been central to Sunrisers Leeds’ strong league-stage campaign. His aggressive approach at the top of the order has frequently given the team momentum early in their innings, while his experience has allowed him to adapt when opponents have found ways to restrict him.

With 406 runs, Marsh has not merely topped the charts but has also established himself as one of the leading individual performers of the tournament.

Marsh leads the race, but the playoffs could change everything

The numbers underline three very different approaches to batting. Marsh has dominated through power and consistency, Seifert has combined a high average with an exceptional strike rate, while Duckett has relied more heavily on timing and boundary-finding.

The timing of their performances is also significant. Trent Rockets have progressed directly to the final after topping the league table, while Manchester Super Giants and Sunrisers Leeds will meet in the Eliminator.

That means Marsh and Seifert still have an opportunity to add to their tournament tallies, whereas Duckett’s next appearance will come in the final. The battle for the leading run-scorer award is therefore not necessarily over.

For now, however, Mitchell Marsh sits comfortably at the top with 406 runs, with Seifert and Duckett completing a formidable top three. If the trio can carry their league-stage form into the playoffs, they could play a defining role in deciding who lifts the 2026 Hundred Men’s trophy.