Both Manchester Super Giants and Sunrisers Leeds have finished on 20 points, and will have to wait for the MI London and Welsh Fire games to see how their chances play out.

Men’s Hundred 2026: Updated Points Table after Manchester Super Giants vs Sunrisers Leeds

The Trent Rockets have finished with 24 points and have locked their place in the final. With a comprehensive win against the Sunrisers, who are on 20 points, the Super Giants also finished on 20 points. With MI London and Welsh Fire on 16 points each, a win for either of the two will take things down to net run-rate.

Team

Played

Won

Lost

No result

Points

NRR

Trent Rockets

8

6

2

0

24

0.740

Manchester Super Giants

8

5

3

0

20

0.791

Sunrisers Leeds

8

5

3

0

20

0.603

MI London

7

4

3

0

16

0.262

Welsh Fire

7

4

3

0

16

-1.001

Southern Brave

8

3

5

0

12

-0.015

London Spirit

7

2

5

0

8

-0.151

Birmingham Phoenix

7

1

6

0

4

-1.496

Also read: The Hundred 2026 knockout qualification chances

What were the talking points in MSG vs SRL, Men's Hundred Match 30?

The top three contributed 80 runs for the Sunrisers Leeds after being asked to bat first by the Super Giants, but none of the remaining batters could put their foot on the accelerator. The visitors were bundled out for a mere 127, as Gus Atkinson picked up three wickets in exchange for 30 runs off 20 deliveries. Sonny Baker also scalped two wickets.

The Super Giants registered one of the cleanest chases in the tournament, as openers Tim Seifert and Paul Walter stayed unbeaten to complete the chase. Seifert scored 80* and Walter came up with 44* to take the Super Giants over the line. Brydon Carse and Abrar Ahmed were two of the most expensive bowlers for the Sunrisers, conceding 48 off 17 and 28 off 10 respectively.

Who were the top performers in Manchester Super Giants vs Sunrisers Leeds?

Atkinson and Baker starred with the ball in hand for the Super Giants, picking five wickets between themselves in the first innings to push the visitors on the back foot. Mitchell Marsh and skipper Zak Crawley top scored for the Sunrisers, with scores of 32 and 31 respectively.

That being said, Seifert’s 40-ball 80* was what turned the match on its head, taking the Super Giants close to qualification, for which he was awarded the ‘Player of the Match’ award. Walker registered a 28-ball 44* to take the Super Giants to the total without losing a single wicket.

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