0
1
1
1
W
1
= 4
Match Details
KT vs SUR, 24th T20, T20 Blast 2025 summary
KT
151-9(20.0)
Surrey won by 42 runs 🏆
SUR
(20.0)193-7
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P'ship : 13(13)
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1:56 AM IST, 9:26 PM Local Time: A dismal batting performance from Kent as they collapsed from 109/2 to 151/9 in 20 overs. Surrey bowlers staged a strong comeback in the second half of the innings to seal a 42-run victory.
Earlier, after being invited to bat first, Surrey got off to a solid start as their openers, Ollie Pope (53) and Dominic Sibley (36) scored at a decent pace and added 83 runs for the opening wicket.
However, things changed dramatically for Surrey as they lost wickets in clusters and were 5 down for 126 runs at one point in time.
Laurie Evans came out all guns blazing and smashed bowlers for fun. He delivered a scintillating 62* runs off just 26 balls and helped his side post over 190 runs in 20 overs.
Grant Stewart shone with the ball for Kent, claiming three wickets. Matthew Parkinson bagged a couple of wickets, while Wes Agar celebrated a solitary wicket.
In reply, Kent lost Daniel Bell-Drummond for just 2 runs in the form of a run-out. Zak Crawley (46) and Joe Denly (28) added 61 runs for the third wicket and put Kent in a comfortable position. However, things changed in a jiffy as Kent fell like ninepins, and they failed to recover from the precarious position.
Surrey bowlers continued their havoc and restricted their counterparts to 151/9 in 20 overs, securing a 42-run victory.
Mitchell Santner shone with the ball for Surrey, claiming three wickets. Sam Curran chipped in with a couple of wickets, while Nathan Smith contributed a solitary wicket to the downfall.
Earlier, after being invited to bat first, Surrey got off to a solid start as their openers, Ollie Pope (53) and Dominic Sibley (36) scored at a decent pace and added 83 runs for the opening wicket.
However, things changed dramatically for Surrey as they lost wickets in clusters and were 5 down for 126 runs at one point in time.
Laurie Evans came out all guns blazing and smashed bowlers for fun. He delivered a scintillating 62* runs off just 26 balls and helped his side post over 190 runs in 20 overs.
Grant Stewart shone with the ball for Kent, claiming three wickets. Matthew Parkinson bagged a couple of wickets, while Wes Agar celebrated a solitary wicket.
In reply, Kent lost Daniel Bell-Drummond for just 2 runs in the form of a run-out. Zak Crawley (46) and Joe Denly (28) added 61 runs for the third wicket and put Kent in a comfortable position. However, things changed in a jiffy as Kent fell like ninepins, and they failed to recover from the precarious position.
Surrey bowlers continued their havoc and restricted their counterparts to 151/9 in 20 overs, securing a 42-run victory.
Mitchell Santner shone with the ball for Surrey, claiming three wickets. Sam Curran chipped in with a couple of wickets, while Nathan Smith contributed a solitary wicket to the downfall.
OVER 20
Kent
151/9
Fred Klaassen
21(16)
Matthew Parkinson
6(6)
Jordan Clark
0-19(2.0)
19.6 J Clark to F Klaassen
0 Short and outside off. Klaassen pulls and misses. Surrey win by 42 runs.
19.5 J Clark to M Parkinson
1 Full and at the stumps. Punches it to mid-on for one.
19.4 J Clark to F Klaassen
1 Length delivery on the stumps. Drags it to square leg for one.
19.3 J Clark to F Klaassen
2 Back of a length angled into the stumps. Pulls down to deep mid-wicket for a double.
19.2 J Clark to M Parkinson
1 Length delivery on the stumps. Parkinson punches it to cover for a single.
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