The 2023 Hundred Men’s Competition showcased outstanding bowling performances. Here are the top five leading wicket-takers from this exciting tournament:

Tymal Mills

One of the game’s most explosive fast bowlers, he consistently bowls over 90mph and has impressed top batsmen worldwide. Gaining experience in India, Australia, and Pakistan, he took eight wickets in 2021, including a standout 3/8 against Trent Rockets.

Rank	Player	Team	Matches	Innings	Balls	Wickets
1	Tymal Mills	(SB-M)	9	8	160	16

Reece Topley

Reece Topley emerged as the leading wicket-taker in The Hundred Men’s Competition 2023, showcasing his exceptional bowling skills and consistency. His towering height and left-arm pace allowed him to generate significant bounce and seam movement, consistently troubling batsmen and dominating throughout the tournament.

Rank	Player	Team	Matches	Innings	Balls	Wickets
2	Reece Topley	(NSC-M)	8	8	145	13

Daniel Sams

Daniel Sams delivered an exceptional performance in The Hundred Men’s Competition 2023, emerging as one of the top wicket-takers. His skill, strategic approach, and consistency made him a crucial player throughout the tournament. Sams’ achievements have reinforced his reputation as a leading bowler in modern cricket.

Rank	Player	Team	Matches	Innings	Balls	Wickets
3	Daniel Sams	(TR-M)	7	7	134	12

Adil Rashid

Adil Rashid delivered a standout performance in The Hundred Men’s Competition 2023, finishing as one of the top wicket-takers. His clever use of flight, spin, and variations consistently troubled batsmen throughout the tournament. Playing for Northern Superchargers, Rashid took 11 wickets in 8 matches, proving to be a key player for his team.

Rank	Player	Team	Matches	Innings	Balls	Wickets
4	Adil Rashid	(NSC-M)	8	8	152	11

Nathan Sowter

Nathan Sowter had a standout season in The Hundred Men’s Competition 2023, finishing among the top wicket-takers with 11 wickets. Playing for the Oval Invincibles, Sowter’s consistent performances and clever leg-spin were instrumental in his team’s success. His ability to vary his pace and flight the ball effectively troubled batsmen throughout the tournament, making him a key figure in the Invincibles’ bowling attack.