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Stevens holds slender MVP lead

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Darren Stevens remains top of the FTI MVP rankings but is clinging on by his fingernails after a week which saw him take just six points from Kent’s drawn LV= County Championship match against Hampshire at the Ageas Bowl.

Stevens took one wicket, one catch and scored four runs and bowled only two overs in Hampshire’s second innings suggesting he could be running out of steam with the finish line, and the £10,000 prize, within touching distance.

Stevens has had a tremendous season, taking 50 championship wickets for the first time and moving second in the all-time MVP points-scorers list (inception 2007) behind Samit Patel.

He won the NatWest T20 Blast FTI MVP for the second time with 351 runs and 18 wickets and has scored 1,272 runs and taken 78 wickets across all forms. His one remaining game is against Gloucestershire at the Spitfire Ground.

Jeetan Patel is just 24 points behind Stevens with the Royal London One-Day Cup final still to play at Lord’s as well as Warwickshire’s final championship match of the season at home to Durham.

Patel, who is ranked 13th in the One-Day Cup FTI MVP, averages 10.67 points per game in the 50-over competition and 21.86 points per game in the championship.

Even an average performance from the off-spinner across these two matches would leave Stevens needing some sort of performance in his last match.

Warwickshire spinner Jeetan Patel could climb above Darren Stevens and to the top of the FTI MVP rankings this weekend

If Jack Shantry was last week’s standout performer with 10 wickets and a maiden century for Worcestershire against Surrey, this week saw Chris Rushworth eclipse Shantry’s individual points total by taking 15 wickets in 20 overs as Durham annihilated Northants at the the Emirates Durham ICG.

Rushworth took 9-52 and 6-43, earning 70.71 points, the ninth-highest score for an individual match in the history of the rankings.

Martin van Jaarsveld’s 80-point match against Surrey in 2008 remains the performance to beat – the Kent man scoring 114 and 115 either side of taking 5-33. Rushworth has now taken 78 wickets across all forms moving joint fourth in this season’s leading wicket-takers list.

The leading run-scorers, wicket-takers, wicketkeepers and under-23s are listed below the overall table:

OVERALL COUNTY FTI MVP

 

County

Batting

Bowling

Fielding

Captain

Wins

Played

Points

Average

Stevens

Kent

219.95

343.07

23

0

15

38

601

15.83

Patel

Warks

96.29

440.74

17

0

23

39

577

14.80

Allenby

Glam

289.44

209.83

22

6

12

36

539

14.98

Patel

Notts

306.05

179.47

22

0

20

38

528

13.88

Smith

Lancs

202.24

272.35

19

0

15

30

509

16.95

 

LEADING RUNSCORERS 2014

BATSMAN

LV=CC

RLC50

NWBt20

OVERALL RUNS

Jacques Rudolph

817

575

543

1935

Daryl Mitchell

1311

234

372

1917

Rikki Wessells

1197

221

470

1888

James Vince

1333

141

399

1873

Ed Joyce

1351

320

186

1857

Jimmy Adams

1114

258

447

1819

Adam Lyth

1428

317

66

1811

Luke Wright

897

292

601

1790

 

LEADING WICKET-TAKERS 2014

BOWLERS

LV=CC

RLC50

NWBt20

OVERALL WKS

Jeetan Patel

55

19

25

99

Mark Footit

75

15

7

97

Michael Hogan

59

14

21

94

Chris Rushworth

58

13

7

78

Darren Stevens

53

7

18

78

Saeed Ajmal

63

-

12

75

Adil Rashid

40

21

14

75

Jack Brooks

64

11

-

75

Alfonso Thomas

51

10

14

75

 

LEADING KEEPERS 2014: Dismissals (catches, stumpings)

KEEPERS

LV=CC

RLC50

NWBt20

OVERALL

Mark Wallace

61 (58,3)

11 (11,0)

10 (7,3)

82 (76c, 6st)

Tim Ambrose

57 (52,5)

14 (9,5)

11 (8,3)

82 (69,13)

Chris Read

55 (54,1)

8 (5,3)

10 (7,3)

73 (66,7)

Sam Billings

54(48,6)

7 (5,2)

11 (10,1)

72 (63,9)

Phil Mustard

43 (42,1)

21 (18,3)

7 (6,1)

71 (66,5)

James Foster

53 (50,3)

10 (7,3)

6 (4,2)

69 (61,8)

Ben Brown

51 (47,4)

9 (9,0)

4 (4,0)

64 (60,4)

John Simpson

38 (35,3)

10 (8,2)

12 (8,4)

60 (51,9)

 

LEADING ALL-ROUNDERS 2014: Runs/Wks (rankings’ position in each comp)

ALL-ROUNDERS

LV=CC

RLC50

NWBt20

OVERALL

Darren Stevens

789/53 (2nd)

132/7 (52nd)

351/18 (1st)

1272/78 (1st)

Jim Allenby

881/42 (10th)

154/2 (65th)

548/7 (3rd)

1583/51 (3rd)

Samit Patel

1098/22 (9th)

244/8 (34th)

379/15 (6th)

1721/45 (4th)

Tom Smith

773/54 (1st)

54/2 (207th)

339/7 (19th)

1166/63 (5th)

Peter Trego

603/38 (19th)

314/4 (19th)

374/6 (32nd)

1291/48 (6th)

Adil Rashid

566/40 (32nd)

142/21 (4th)

98/14 (50th)

806/75 (7th)

Paul Collingwood

858/7 (63rd)

406/12 (2nd)

145/15 (30th)

1409/34 (8thth)

Will Gidman

826/39 (14th)

236/12 (8th)

76/5 (152nd)

1138/56 (13th)

 

LEADING YOUNG PLAYERS (Runs/Wks) - U23  as at 1 April 2014

PLAYERS

LV=CC

RLC50

NWBt20

OVERALL

Lewis Gregory

296/43

206/14

39/6

541/63 (26th)

Ben Stokes

314/30

372/7

107/6

793/43 (40th)

Alex Lees

865/-

368/-

315/-

1548/ - (56th)

Zafar Anzari

913/24

86/5

44/10

1043/39 (58rd)

Sam Billings

674 + 54dism’ls

458 +7d

210 +11d

1342 +72d (60th)

Craig Overton

431/40

45/3

50/4

526/47 (82nd)


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