Will Jacks’ 65 off 44 puts him atop The Hundred run-scoring charts

Will Jacks made 65 off 44 balls against London Spirit at The Oval. The innings saw him become The Hundred's leading run scorer.

Published: 2026-07-29T20:19:47.0000000Z. The effort arrived during a fixture at The Oval against London Spirit, where Jacks compiled a 44-ball 65 that moved him clear at the top of the competition’s all-time batting list. The milestone relates specifically to the run-scoring records for The Hundred tournament.

Jacks reached 65 from 44 deliveries in the match, a personal contribution measured in both strike rate and time at the crease. The scoreline underlines his scoring impact in that innings, which was played at The Oval against London Spirit. Those raw figures — 65 off 44 — are the basis for the career landmark he achieved.

That individual total was sufficient to lift Jacks above his peers in the history of the competition, making him the leading run scorer in The Hundred. The change to the all-time list was triggered by this particular innings at The Oval. The record is tied to the aggregate runs scored in the tournament's history rather than a single-season tally.

The performance against London Spirit therefore carries both immediate match significance and statistical consequence for Jacks’s place in The Hundred archives. His 65 from 44 balls is the specific innings cited as the point at which he assumed the top position on the run-scoring leaderboard. The venue for the achievement was The Oval, where the match took place.

The 44-ball 65 at The Oval has placed Will Jacks at the summit of The Hundred run charts. The published record of this milestone is dated 2026-07-29T20:19:47.0000000Z.