T20 Blast Results: Hampshire Win, Middlesex-Kent Abandoned
- Hampshire Hawks clinched a T20 victory over Surrey in a match impacted by weather.
- Surrey's innings began with Dom Sibley hitting a boundary off James Fuller.
- Jason Roy, despite scoring 37, couldn't capitalize fully, falling to a catch by Joe Weatherley.Sam Curran contributed 34, including consecutive sixes, before being dismissed.
Hampshire Hawks soared to victory over Surrey in a rain-shortened T20 clash, fueled by a decision to field first after winning the toss. jason Roy’s 37 led Surrey, yet Hampshire’s blistering start, reaching 63-0 in just 8.2 overs, proved decisive under the DLS method. Surrey’s innings saw early promise, but they ultimately faltered against Hampshire’s persistent attack.Key moments included Dom Sibley’s early boundary and Sam Curran’s powerful sixes before their respective dismissals. The win marks their second T20 triumph against Surrey in recent seasons. Stay informed with News Directory 3 for all the latest sports updates.Discover what’s next in the thrilling T20 season!
Hampshire Hawks defeat Surrey in rain-shortened T20 match
Updated June 05, 2025
Hampshire Hawks clinched a T20 victory over Surrey in a match impacted by weather. After winning the toss, Hampshire opted to field, setting the stage for a compelling, albeit brief, contest.
Surrey’s innings began with Dom Sibley hitting a boundary off James Fuller. However, Sibley’s innings was cut short at 13 when he swept bjorn Fortuin, the South African spinner, to John Turner. Ollie Pope’s struggles continued, managing only 11 runs before being caught, leaving Surrey at 51-2.
Jason Roy, despite scoring 37, couldn’t capitalize fully, falling to a catch by Joe Weatherley.Sam Curran contributed 34, including consecutive sixes, before being dismissed. Surrey’s batsmen struggled against the Hampshire attack, managing only 10 boundaries and four sixes in their innings.
Hampshire’s chase was briefly interrupted by rain, but not before thay reached 63-0 in 8.2 overs, ahead of the DLS target. Openers Vince, with 33, and Albert, with 28, remained unbeaten.
The Hawks secured their second T20 win against Surrey in their last 11 encounters.