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Toss Winner - Nottinghamshire won the toss and choose to bat first
Nottinghamshire won by 7 runs
Will Nottinghamshire be able to secure a spot in the semi-finals?
Nottinghamshire to win
| Tournament: | Vitality T20 Blast, 2026 |
| Format: | t20 |
| Venue: | Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, Nottingham, United Kingdom, United Kingdom |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 25.4°C|Sunny |
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Nottinghamshire is set to face Surrey in Quarter Final 2 of the T20 Blast 2026 on July 15 at Trent Bridge, Nottinghamshire. Nottinghamshire has performed outstandingly well as they finish at the top of the standings with eight wins in the group stage of the North Group. On the other hand, Surrey also enjoyed an excellent campaign, securing seven wins and finishing second in the points table with 28 points in the South group stage.
NOT
149/4 in 18.2 8.13
143/7 in 20.0 7.15
135/10 in 17.5 7.57
209/4 in 20.0 10.45
SUR
279/9 in 50.0
RLODC
Surrey beat Nottinghamshire by 10 runs
289/8 in 50.0
Nottinghamshire endured a disappointing performance in their previous match, suffering an 18-run defeat against Yorkshire. Batting first, Yorkshire posted a good total of 193, while Nottinghamshire were bowled out for 175 in reply. They will be eager to bounce back from that setback with a stronger all-round performance in this fixture.
Chasing a challenging target, Nottinghamshire's top order failed to provide a solid foundation. Jack Haynes played a fighting knock of 37 from 25 deliveries to keep the chase alive, while Dillon Pennington contributed a quickfire 37. However, the rest of the batting line-up failed to make a significant impact, resulting in another disappointing batting display.
Despite the defeat, Nottinghamshire's bowlers delivered a respectable performance. Liam Patterson-White was the standout performer with three wickets, while Benny Howell and George Linde chipped in with one wicket apiece. However, their efforts were not enough to stop Yorkshire from posting a formidable total.
In terms of recent form, George Munsey has been Nottinghamshire's most reliable batter, scoring 477 runs in his last 12 matches. With the ball, Mohammad Ali has been their leading performer, claiming 19 wickets this season.
Joe Clarke ©, George Munsey, Jack Haynes, Freddie McCann, Tom Moores, George Linde, Benny Howell, Laim Patterson-White, Dillon Pennington, Olly Stone, Binura Fernando
Joe Pocklington, Mohammad Amir, Joe Clarke, George Munsey, Jack Haynes, Tom Moores, George Linde, Benny Howell, Liam Patterson-White, Olly Stone, Binura Fernando
Surrey endured a disappointing defeat in their previous match against Essex. Batting first, they were bowled out for just 123, a total that Essex chased down comfortably in 16.5 overs. Surrey's batting struggles proved to be the decisive factor in the loss.
The top order failed to provide a solid foundation, putting the batting unit under early pressure. Josh Philippe was the highest scorer with 33 off 25 deliveries, while Chris Jordan added a brisk 25 from 16 balls. However, the rest of the batting line-up failed to make a meaningful contribution, preventing Surrey from posting a competitive total.
Defending a below-par score, Surrey's bowlers were unable to make early breakthroughs and struggled to put Essex under pressure. Sean Abbott and Tom Lawes picked up one wicket each, but the remaining bowlers went wicketless as Essex completed the chase with ease.
Looking at the recent form, Jason Roy has been Surrey's standout batter, scoring 397 runs this season at an impressive average of 39.70. With the ball, Reece Topley has been their leading wicket-taker, claiming 19 wickets in 12 matches this season.
Jason Roy, Laurie Evans, Josh Philippe, Ollie Pope ©, Dan Lawrence, Tom Curran, Jordan Clark, Chris Jordan, Sean Abbott, Tom Lawes, Reece Topley
Ollie Sykes, Jason Roy, Laurie Evans, Josh Philippe, Dan Lawrence, Ollie Pope, Tom Curran, Thomas Lawes, Sean Abbott, Chris Jordan, Reece Topley
Sunny weather is expected at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, throughout the match, with temperatures likely to range between 24°C and 14°C. No rain is forecast, ensuring uninterrupted playing conditions.
Pitch Condition
BalancedBatting Conditions
Moderate ScoringPace Bowling
SwingSpin Bowling
Average Turn
The Trent Bridge in Nottinghamshire is known for its balanced surface, providing ideal conditions for good stroke play. Batters are expected to get help from the pitch, especially during the second innings, while bowlers could find some assistance early in the game. The venue has seen many good scoring matches, with an average first-innings score of 161. Moreover, George Munsey smashed a brilliant 53 off just 32 deliveries against Derbyshire at this ground in a recent fixture.
The conditions at this venue have generally favoured teams bowling first, with the chasing side proving more successful. Notably, five of the last six matches played at this ground have been won by the team batting second. Therefore, the captain winning the toss is expected to opt to bowl first.
This promises to be a closely contested quarter-final between two of the strongest teams in the tournament. Both teams lost their previous matches, but Nottinghamshire's overall consistency and balanced squad make them the stronger side heading into this knockout fixture.
In contrast, Surrey entered this match after being bowled out for just 123 against Essex, exposing concerns over their batting depth. While they have experienced players like Jason Roy, Josh Philippe, and Reece Topley, they need significant improvement to challenge a well-rounded Nottinghamshire side.
Nottinghamshire to win
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