2
6
0
1b
4
2
= 15
Match Details
MDX vs SUR, 114th T20, T20 Blast 2025 live
MDX
181-6(20.0)
Surrey won by 8 runs 🏆
SUR
(20.0)189-9
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P'ship : 62(29)
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That's all from todays coverage of T20 Blast match between Middlesex and Surrey from the Lord's, London.
I am Gourav Samal, signing off on behalf of my co-commentator Aditya and scorer/analyst Zeeshan Naiyer, who brought all the live updates of the match for you. Thank you joining us. Good Night.
I am Gourav Samal, signing off on behalf of my co-commentator Aditya and scorer/analyst Zeeshan Naiyer, who brought all the live updates of the match for you. Thank you joining us. Good Night.
02:00AM IST & 09:30PM Local Time | Chris Jordan holds his nerves in the final over and defends 19 runs from it as Surrey beat Middlesex in their own backyard by a margin of 8 runs.
Earlier, Surrey won the toss and opted to bat first. Ryan Patel and Will Jacks came out all guns blazing as the two openers made a solid 66-run opening stand before the former got out on the last ball of the powerplay.
Will Jacks continued his onslaught from the other end and brought up his fifty.
Surrey suffered a minor collapse in the middle from being 66-0 to 88-4 as Ryan Higgins and Luke Hollman bowled brilliantly.
Tom Curran and Dan Lawrence then stitched a solid 61 run partnership for the fifth wicket and got their side back into the game. Ryan Higgins was the pick of the bowlers for his side with the figures of 4 for 33 in his quota of 4 overs.
Surrey were cruising along on 149-4 in the 16th overs, they then lost back-to-back wickets in the death overs. Middlesex managed to restrict them to 189/9.
Chasing 190, Middlesex got off to a flier of a start courtesy to Stephen Eskinazi. However, no other batters contributed to the team’s cause.
Max Holden and Ben Geddes fell cheaply inside the powerplay. Leus du Plooy chipped in with a quickfire cameo of 29 runs off 17 balls but he fell soon after too.
Stephen Eskinazi brought up his half century but fell soon after. Wickets kept falling at regular intervals. Luke Hollman and Ryan Higgins smashed some late lusty blows but the target was beyond their reach and in the end Surrey won the match by 8 runs.
Chasing 190, Middlesex got off to a flier of a start courtesy to Stephen Eskinazi. However, no other batters contributed to the team’s cause.
Max Holden and Ben Geddes fell cheaply inside the powerplay. Leus du Plooy chipped in with a quickfire cameo of 29 runs off 17 balls but he fell soon after too.
Stephen Eskinazi brought up his half century but fell soon after. Wickets kept falling at regular intervals. Luke Hollman and Ryan Higgins smashed some late lusty blows but the target was beyond their reach and in the end Surrey won the match by 8 runs.
OVER 20
Middlesex
181/6
Ryan Higgins
29(18)
Luke Hollman
32(14)
Chris Jordan
2-28(4.0)
19.6 C Jordan to L Hollman
1 Fuller outside off, Hollman drives it towards cover region for just a single. That's the end of the match. Hollman and Higgins put forward their best of efforts but couldn't snatch a win in the match. Surrey won the match by 8 runs as Middlesex end their innings at 181/6.
10 runs required from the final ball, this should be the game for Surrey.
19.5 C Jordan to R Higgins
1 Length on middle stump line, nipping in, Higgins mistimes it towards cover region for just a single.
11 runs required in 2 balls! Can Higgins pull off a miracle?
19.4 C Jordan to R Higgins
2 Fuller on middles stump line, Higgins pushes it towards deep midwicket region for two runs.
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