Kingsgrove Sports T20 Cup: Every batter, bowler ranked for season 2024/25

There was no shortage of fireworks in the recent Kingsgrove Sports T20 Cup. With the shortest format of the Sydney grade cricket season complete, we’ve ranked the stats for each player.

Northern District batting sensation Lachlan Shaw was one of four to notch a century during the Kingsgrove Sports T20 competition. Picture: David Hossack

St George claimed the Sydney T20 crown after they downed Fairfield-Liverpool in the grand final at North Sydney Oval, now it’s time to unpack the stats to see who won with bat and ball.

Featuring every player to score a run and take a wicket, it’s time to search the statistics of every batter and bowler from the 2024-25 season.

Using the tables below, search by player name and club, or click on each heading to sort the data by category.

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BATTING STARS

With his grand final century, St George opener Blake Nikitaras not only secured his side the title but he charged to the top of the runs leaderboard with 382 at a phenomenal average of 95.5.

Dylan Hunter showed the bowlers no mercy in a blistering campaign. Of the 11 players to crack 200-plus runs, the Sydney Uni opener was the only one to boast a strike rate of more than 200.

While four players scored centuries over the course of the competition, Fairfield-Liverpool’s Yuvraj Sharma posed the biggest threat to fans, launching a season high 20 beyond the pickets.

Blake Nikitaras brings up his ton for St George in the decider at North Sydney Oval. Picture: Ian Bird Photography

BOWLING STATS

New ball specialist Brad Simpson consistently performs for Bankstown and the right-arm quick delivered again, taking a comp best 16 wickets at 14.4.

Ryan Meppem bowled UNSW to victory over Sydney Uni. His four over spell of 5/30 not only turned the contest, it was the only five-wicket haul of the series.

Speaking of turning the screws, none did it better than Parramatta’s Param Uppal. Of the 23 bowlers with eight wickets or more, his was easily the tightest at a miserly 4.65 runs per over.