The Hundred Men’s 2025: Top 3 players battles to watch out for in match 29

The 29th game of the Hundred Men’s 2025 campaign will pit the London Spirit against the Oval Invincibles at The Oval on Monday, August 25, 2025.

With three victories and four defeats from seven games, London Spirit are currently ranked fifth in the league. They have little chance of making it to the knockout stages with just 12 points. Even though they defeated the Southern Brave in their last game, their campaign has not been impressive overall.

With five victories in seven games, the Oval Invincibles are now atop the Hundred Men’s 2025 standings. They are in a strong position to make the playoffs with 20 points, but they will try to win the league stage after losing to the Northern Superchargers by 16 runs.

Here are the top 3 players’ battles to watch out for in match 29 of The Hundred Men’s 2025:

Tawanda Muyeye vs Richard Gleeson

Tawanda Muyeye has made everyone take notice of his skills in this Hundred Men’s 2025 tournament. Muyeye has 168 runs at a strike rate of 148.27 and a best score of 59*. He consistently scored at the top and shown his dominance with the bat.

Richard Gleeson has taken eight wickets, and the 37-year-old pacer has made sure the London Spirit have the best starts with early wickets. While his economy of over 10 is a concern, his wicket-taking ability cannot be denied. Gleeson is famed for dismissing aggressive openers early, using swing and subtle variations.

Jamie Smith vs Sam Curran

Jamie Smith has been the London Spirit’s best batter with 175 runs with a strike rate of 168.26. He has hit 12 fours and 11 sixes, giving the Spirit quick starts at the top and giving the Spirit a chance at playoff qualification. Given the freedom at the top, Smith blossomed, though he started in the middle order.

Sam Curran has not only starred with the bat but also has eleven wickets with the ball for Invincibles with an economy of 8.36. Curran has done well with both the new and old balls. He has adapted to bowling both at the start, in the middle overs, and then in the death. He can change the game with his ball alone, and bowling yorkers and slower moon balls are his forte.

Ashton Turner vs Tom Curran

Ashton Turner has made 158 runs at a strike rate of 153.39 and has hit 19 fours and three sixes. His middle-order scoring has given Spirit good totals to defend and also helped them in chases. He has the power-hitting abilities to score big against pacers and spinners both.

Tom Curran has nine wickets in seven games thus far. While his economy of 10.42 is high, Curran can still pick wickets in a bunch to hurt the opposition. The key to Curran’s skill is his variations, such as slower deliveries, yorkers, and cutters.

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