MLC 2025: Points Table, leading run scorers and wicket takers after SEA vs TEX Match 28

In Match 28 of the 2025 Major League Cricket (MLC) season, Texas Super Kings asserted their dominance once again with a dominating 51-run victory over the Seattle Orcas at Central Broward Regional Park Stadium Turf Ground, Lauderhill. Texas batted first, and they scored 188/4 a brilliant 91 run knock by captain Faf du Plessis and an equally fluent 65 by Shubham Ranjane. Their powerful batting display proved too much for the Orcas to handle.

Seattle, in response, faltered under scoreboard pressure. Despite a few efforts from Kyle Mayers (35), Shimron Hetmyer (26), and Sikandar Raza (23), they never found momentum. The star of the night was Adam Milne, who ripped through the Orcas’ batting with sensational figures of 5/23. Supported ably by spinners Noor Ahmad (2/26) and Akeal Hosein (2/24), Texas wrapped up Seattle’s innings for 137 in just 18.4 overs. with this win, the Texas Super Kings moved to the top of the points table with 14 points and a Net Run Rate of 1.603.

Meanwhile, In match 27 MI New York defeated the Los Angeles Knight Riders by 6 runs in a thrilling low-scoring encounter. With that win, MI New York moved to fourth position on the points table with 6 points, pushing Seattle Orcas to fifth due to a better Net Run Rate.

Updated MLC 2025 Points Table (After Match 28)

POS	Team	Played	Won	Lost	NR	NRR	Points
1	Texas Super Kings (Q)	10	7	3	0	1.603	14
2	San Francisco Unicorns (Q)	9	7	2	0	1.527	14
3	Washington Freedom (Q)	9	7	2	0	0.901	14
4	MI New York	9	3	6	0	-0.399	6
5	Seattle Orcas	10	3	7	0	-1.842	6
6	Los Angeles Knight Riders	9	1	8	0	-1.522	2

See Also: MLC 2025, Match 27: MI New York vs Los Angeles Knight Riders full match highlights

Top Performers—MLC 2025 So Far

Most Runs:

• Faf du Plessis (TEX)—409 runs, SR 175.54
• Monank Patel (NY)—362 runs, SR 151.46
• Matt Short (SF)—353 runs, SR 169.71
• Shimron Hetmyer (SEA)—340 runs, SR 209.88
• Finn Allen (SF)—329 runs, SR 225.34

Most Wickets:

• Haris Rauf (SF)—17 wickets, 28.1 overs
• Xavier Bartlett (SF)—16 wickets, 32.1 overs
• Adam Milne (TEX)—14 wickets, 17.5 overs
• Mitchell Owen (WAS)—14 wickets, 26.0 overs
• Noor Ahmad (TEX)—14 wickets, 38.0 overs