Super Smash 2025–26 statistics and leaders

Northern Brave opener Katene Clarke scored 431 runs in nine innings at an average of 61.57 and a strike rate of 171.71. His 100 from 54 balls against Otago was the men's competition's highest individual score.

Tom Blundell finished second on 364. Bevon Jacobs reached 361 in only five innings, averaging 120.33 and passing fifty in each innings, while Brett Hampton's 360 included a competition-high 27 sixes.

Northern Brave seamer Scott Kuggeleijn headed the reviewed final table with 17 wickets at 15.65. Auckland's Harjot Johal and Wellington's Ben Sears both took 15, with Johal placed above Sears on the final leaderboard.

Lachie Harper produced the best men's innings figures, taking 4/17 for Canterbury against Wellington. The table below follows the published final order and does not apply an invented tie-break or award label.

Auckland Hearts all-rounder Brooke Halliday finished first with 306 runs in 11 innings at an average of 43.71. Teammates Maddy Green and Isabella Gaze followed on 285 and 254, giving the finalists the first three places.

Wellington's Georgia Plimmer made 252 and Canterbury's Izzy Sharp 245. Amelia Kerr's 106 was the highest individual score in the women's competition even though her season aggregate did not place in this top five.

Auckland Hearts fast bowler Molly Penfold took 17 wickets at 12.82, one more than Northern Brave's Marama Downes and Wellington's Xara Jetly. Jess Kerr finished fourth with 15 and Canterbury's Melissa Banks fifth with 14.

Downes recorded the best women's innings figures with 4/11 against Central Hinds. That performance is supported by NZC's season report as well as the reviewed competition statistics.

Katene Clarke's 100 from 54 balls and Amelia Kerr's 106 were the highest individual scores in the men's and women's competitions. Lachie Harper's 4/17 and Marama Downes's 4/11 were the best bowling returns in their respective tournaments.

Brett Hampton struck 27 sixes, the most in the men's competition. Bevon Jacobs made 361 runs in just five innings and recorded five fifties; the page reports those outputs without turning them into an unsupported player-of-the-season award.

The men's and women's leaderboards each cover 32 matches: 30 league games, one Eliminator and one Final. A finalist could therefore play up to 12 matches, while a team that missed the knockouts played ten; the competitions remain separate throughout.

NZC's 28 January Super Stat Chat article was a regular-season snapshot before Finals Weekend. The totals here include the four later knockout matches, so they can legitimately differ from that earlier official update. Averages, strike rates and economy rates come from the final reviewed leaderboards rather than being recalculated from partial score data.