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Match Details
HAM vs SUR, 57th T20, T20 Blast 2025 live
HAM
124-10(17.5)
Surrey won by 69 runs 🏆
SUR
(20.0)193-6
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P'ship : 0(0)
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That’s a wrap from this one-sided contest as Surrey have absolutely bossed the fixture in Southampton. It’s their fourth win of the season, showcasing their strong form, while Hampshire suffer their second defeat and will look to bounce back quickly in the games to come.
For now, this is Pritam Dey signing off on behalf of my co-commentator Darpan Tikiya who, along with scorer/analyst Sachin Yadav brought all the actions of this clash. Stay tuned for more cricketing action from around the world.
For now, this is Pritam Dey signing off on behalf of my co-commentator Darpan Tikiya who, along with scorer/analyst Sachin Yadav brought all the actions of this clash. Stay tuned for more cricketing action from around the world.
Dominic Sibley (Player of the Match): "Yeah, I think we bowled really well. The boys executed the conditions really well as it wasn't that easy to bat on.
Yeah, I think our bowlers bowled really well. At the halfway stage, we thought it was a above par total and we did a great job to defend it.
I think so to be honest. I love playing this format and batting higher up the order. Hopefully we play good cricket and bring the trophy back home.
Yeah, I am ready for the upcoming games. Hopefully the body keeps well too."
Yeah, I think our bowlers bowled really well. At the halfway stage, we thought it was a above par total and we did a great job to defend it.
I think so to be honest. I love playing this format and batting higher up the order. Hopefully we play good cricket and bring the trophy back home.
Yeah, I am ready for the upcoming games. Hopefully the body keeps well too."
Player of the Match: Dominic Sibley
2:22 AM IST & 9:52 PM Local Time: The dominance continues! Surrey extend their winning streak against Hampshire at this venue with yet another clinical performance. They outclassed the hosts in all departments and registered a commanding 69-run win to keep their streak intact.
Earlier in the day, James Vince won the toss and opted to bowl first. The Surrey openers, Will Jacks and Dom Sibley, got their side off to a solid start with a fluent 74-run stand. While they began cautiously, both batters timed the ball superbly. Benny Howell broke the partnership in the 8th over, dismissing Jacks for a well-made 41.
Dom Sibley anchored the innings brilliantly, top-scoring with a composed 70 off 46 balls. Cameos from Sam Curran (38 off 20), Laurie Evans (19 off 10), and Tom Curran (10 off 4) provided the late flourish as Surrey finished with a competitive total of 193/6 in their 20 overs.
In reply, Hampshire came out with intent as Lhuan-dre Pretorius took the attack to the bowlers early on, striking boundaries with ease. However, his entertaining cameo came to an end on 28, falling to Will Jacks. Soon after, skipper James Vince was sent back for just 9, courtesy of Reece Topley.
Sam Curran led his side with sharp tactics and smart bowling changes as Surrey tightened the screws with every passing over. With the required rate climbing steadily, pressure mounted on the Hampshire batters, who failed to string any meaningful partnerships. Wickets kept tumbling like a pack of cards, and eventually, the hosts were skittled out for just 124, handing Surrey a thumping 69-run victory. Nathan Smith (3/18) was the pick of the bowlers for Surrey. Chris Jordan (2/17) was magnificent as well.
Earlier in the day, James Vince won the toss and opted to bowl first. The Surrey openers, Will Jacks and Dom Sibley, got their side off to a solid start with a fluent 74-run stand. While they began cautiously, both batters timed the ball superbly. Benny Howell broke the partnership in the 8th over, dismissing Jacks for a well-made 41.
Dom Sibley anchored the innings brilliantly, top-scoring with a composed 70 off 46 balls. Cameos from Sam Curran (38 off 20), Laurie Evans (19 off 10), and Tom Curran (10 off 4) provided the late flourish as Surrey finished with a competitive total of 193/6 in their 20 overs.
In reply, Hampshire came out with intent as Lhuan-dre Pretorius took the attack to the bowlers early on, striking boundaries with ease. However, his entertaining cameo came to an end on 28, falling to Will Jacks. Soon after, skipper James Vince was sent back for just 9, courtesy of Reece Topley.
Sam Curran led his side with sharp tactics and smart bowling changes as Surrey tightened the screws with every passing over. With the required rate climbing steadily, pressure mounted on the Hampshire batters, who failed to string any meaningful partnerships. Wickets kept tumbling like a pack of cards, and eventually, the hosts were skittled out for just 124, handing Surrey a thumping 69-run victory. Nathan Smith (3/18) was the pick of the bowlers for Surrey. Chris Jordan (2/17) was magnificent as well.
OVER 18
Hampshire
124/10
John Andrew Turner
4(8)
Scott Currie
10(8)
Nathan Smith
3-18(2.5)
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