Vitality Blast 2026 statistics and leaders

Hampshire Hawks batter Joe Weatherley finished first with 591 runs from 14 innings at an average of 53.73 and a strike rate of 150.00. His total includes 75 in the Final, where Hampshire finished runners-up to Northamptonshire.

Warwickshire's Beau Webster placed second on 578, followed by champion opener Chris Lynn on 518. James Vince and George Munsey completed the top five; the table extends to ten so the three players tied on 473 are shown rather than silently ordered by runs alone.

Yorkshire seamer Hasan Ali took 27 wickets in 12 bowling appearances, one more than Hampshire's Scott Currie. Northamptonshire's James Sales placed third with 25 and was the leading wicket-taker for the champions.

Calvin Harrison gave Northamptonshire a second bowler in the top four with 22 wickets. Ben Sanderson took 21, sharing that total with other bowlers outside this five-position display; the table is ordered by the reviewed final leaderboard, not by an invented award rule.

This table takes the highest run and wicket totals from each county's completed 2026 team record. Joint team leaders are retained for Glamorgan, Lancashire, Leicestershire and Somerset rather than being broken by an unrelated secondary metric.

The totals include knockouts only for counties that qualified. That is why a county leader can have 12 matches while a finalist's leader can have up to 15; the next section explains the match-scope effect.

Chris Lynn scored a team-high 518 runs and finished third in the competition. Ricardo Vasconcelos added 439 and made 88 in the Final, while captain David Willey contributed 402 runs and 14 wickets across the title campaign.

James Sales led the champions with 25 wickets and Calvin Harrison followed with 22. Northamptonshire therefore supplied three of the displayed top-five wicket positions while their batting and all-round contributions were spread across the order.

Every county played 12 group matches. Quarter-finalists played a 13th, losing semi-finalists reached 14, and finalists Northamptonshire and Hampshire completed 15.

Cumulative run and wicket lists therefore reward both performance and progression. Weatherley's 591 came across Hampshire's full 15-match route, while Webster scored 578 in Warwickshire's 12-match league campaign; averages and strike rates provide context but do not replace the official aggregate order.

The competition leaderboards cover the 108 men's group matches, four quarter-finals, two semi-finals and Final from 22 May to 18 July 2026. The county-leader table uses the same completed-season boundary.

Women's Vitality Blast records, other county formats and later contracts are excluded. Figures are taken from the reviewed final statistical archive and county team records; StumpScope does not recalculate batting averages, strike rates or bowling totals from partial innings data.