- SunRisers Leeds scored a record 241/2 in The Hundred.
- Marsh (76) and Rickelton (94*) drove the team’s massive total.
- Harry Brook scored 55, hitting an audacious no-look six.
Harry Brook No-Look Six: Harry Brook produced one of the standout moments of this year’s The Hundred with an audacious no-look six during SunRisers Leeds’ dominant victory over London Spirit at Headingley. The England white-ball captain lit up the contest with a breathtaking cameo, showcasing his fearless strokeplay as his side piled on a tournament-record score. The spectacular shot came against England fast bowler Jamie Overton. Batting on 25 from just nine balls. Check it out:
We all loved it, Harry 🧡 pic.twitter.com/HH053Y2FuN
— SunRisers Leeds (@sunrisersleeds) August 4, 2026
Brook confidently dispatched the delivery over the boundary before turning away without even watching it land, leaving spectators and commentators in disbelief.
Harry Brook’s Blistering Knock Powers SunRisers
Asked to bat first after London Spirit won the toss, SunRisers Leeds got off to a dream start thanks to openers Mitchell Marsh and Ryan Rickelton.
The pair put together a stunning 148-run partnership from only 65 deliveries, laying the perfect platform for a massive total.
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Marsh led the charge with a quickfire 76 off 37 balls before his dismissal brought Brook to the crease.
The England skipper wasted no time, launching an all-out assault on the bowlers with a whirlwind innings of 55 from just 18 deliveries.
His memorable no-look six against Jamie Overton became the highlight of the innings, while another maximum helped him reach a half-century in style.
Brook’s aggressive batting also carried SunRisers beyond the previous highest team total in the men’s Hundred competition, eclipsing Oval Invincibles’ 226/4 against Welsh Fire last season.
Although Brook fell attempting another boundary, Dan Lawrence struck 10 runs from the last three balls to push the innings to an imposing 241/2. Rickelton remained unbeaten but was left stranded on 94 after not facing the final eight deliveries.
London Spirit Fall Short Despite Strong Chase
Facing a daunting target, London Spirit responded positively but never seriously threatened the chase.
Their batters kept the scoreboard moving and eventually finished on 204/6, which stands among the top totals recorded in the men’s Hundred competition.
Despite the impressive effort, the target proved too steep as SunRisers secured a convincing 37-run victory.
The result was built on explosive batting throughout the innings, with Marsh, Rickelton and Brook all making significant contributions.
However, it was Brook’s fearless no-look six that stole the spotlight and became the defining image of an unforgettable batting display at Headingley.
