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Surrey Team: Squad, Results, Stats & Schedule
Surrey's complete 2026 men's T20 hub: the current official squad and Josh Philippe's documented Blast signing; every group and quarter-final score; Jason Roy's 473 runs, Reece Topley's 20 wickets and Dan Lawrence's two-skill contribution; Sam Curran's captaincy; Gareth Batty's coaching unit; the member-run club, Kia Oval and other county formats; plus documented T20 milestones from the inaugural 2003 title through the 2026 quarter-final.
Kennington, London, England
SUR
Inaugural T20 Cup champions · 2003 · nine Finals Day appearances through 2024
- Captain
- Sam Curran · 2026 men's T20 captain
- Head coach
- Gareth Batty · men's head coach
- Home
- Kia Oval
- Founded
- 1845 · Surrey County Cricket Club
Team overview
Surrey at a glance
Surrey County Cricket Club were formed in 1845 and are run by their members. The men's T20 side plays under the Surrey name rather than a separate nickname and uses the Three Feathers identity.
Surrey finished second in the 2026 South Group with seven wins, five losses, 28 points and net run rate +0.666. The completed record became 7–6 when Notts Outlaws defended 163 at Trent Bridge in the quarter-final.
Jason Roy scored 473 runs across all 13 matches, including 103 and three additional fifties. Reece Topley led the attack with 20 wickets, while Dan Lawrence combined 240 runs with nine wickets at an economy of 6.96.
Surrey won the inaugural Twenty20 Cup in 2003. The club's official 2025 preview counted nine Finals Day appearances through 2024: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2013, 2014, 2020, 2023 and 2024.
Completed seasonQF
Second in the South Group; quarter-finalists
The group phase was 12 matches, seven wins and five losses for second place, 28 points and NRR +0.666. The away quarter-final loss to Notts makes the complete campaign 13 played, seven won and six lost.
Performance leaders
Surrey's 2026 Vitality Blast leaders
Tournament statistics include the quarter-final. The all-round card is a transparent runs-and-wickets comparison, not an official player award; players tied on nine wickets are ranked below Tom Lawes' ten for the second-wicket card.
Top run-scorer473 runsJason Roy
13 innings · average 43.00 · strike rate 154.58 · highest score 103 · one hundred and three fifties
Second run-scorer240 runsDan Lawrence
11 innings · average 34.29 · strike rate 148.15 · highest score 94
Top wicket-taker20 wicketsReece Topley
13 matches · average 18.40 · economy 8.09 · best 3/16
Second wicket-taker10 wicketsTom Lawes
Eight matches · 137 balls · economy 8.80
Leading all-round contribution240 runs · 9 wicketsDan Lawrence
Team's second-most runs plus nine wickets from nine bowling innings at economy 6.96
Quarter-final top score76 runsJason Roy
Fifty balls in the seven-run defeat at Trent Bridge
South Group7 wins · 5 losses2nd · 28 pts
Highest total240/4 at EssexWon by 7 runs
Largest win59 runs vs Lancashire213/6 defended
Completed scores
All 13 Surrey scores in Vitality Blast 2026
The chronology contains all 12 group matches and the away quarter-final. Group points cover only the first 12 matches; the knockout is included in the complete 7–6 season record.
| Result | Date | Opponent & venue | Scores | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| W | Match Group match 1 | Lancashire LightningKia Oval, London | SUR 213/6 (20 overs)Lancashire Lightning 154 all out (16.1 overs) | Won by 59 runs |
| W | Match Group match 2 | MiddlesexLord's, London | SUR 144/4 (18.3 overs)Middlesex 143/8 (20 overs) | Won by 6 wickets |
| L | Match Group match 3 | Hampshire HawksUtilita Bowl, Southampton | SUR 174/8 (20 overs)Hampshire Hawks 178/5 (19.1 overs) | Lost by 5 wickets |
| L | Match Group match 4 | Kent SpitfiresKia Oval, London | SUR 116 all out (19.5 overs)Kent Spitfires 118/2 (14 overs) | Lost by 8 wickets |
| W | Match Group match 5 | MiddlesexKia Oval, London | SUR 134/2 (14.1 overs)Middlesex 130/7 (20 overs) | Won by 8 wickets |
| L | Match Group match 6 | Hampshire HawksKia Oval, London | SUR 210/7 (20 overs)Hampshire Hawks 215/5 (20 overs) | Lost by 5 runs |
| W | Match Group match 7 | Sussex Sharks1st Central County Ground, Hove | SUR 175/3 (15.3 overs)Sussex Sharks 171 all out (19.3 overs) | Won by 7 wickets |
| W | Match Group match 8 | EssexAmbassador Cruise Line Ground, Chelmsford | SUR 240/4 (20 overs)Essex 233/8 (20 overs) | Won by 7 runs |
| L | Match Group match 9 | GloucestershireSeat Unique Stadium, Bristol | SUR 134 all out (19.4 overs)Gloucestershire 191/5 (20 overs) | Lost by 57 runs |
| W | Match Group match 10 | Sussex SharksKia Oval, London | SUR 177/2 (17.2 overs)Sussex Sharks 176/7 (20 overs) | Won by 8 wickets |
| W | Match Group match 11 | Kent SpitfiresSt Lawrence Ground, Canterbury | SUR 106/1 (8.5 overs)Kent Spitfires 102 all out (17 overs) | Won by 9 wickets |
| L | Match Group match 12 | EssexKia Oval, London | SUR 123 all out (19.3 overs)Essex 124/2 (16.5 overs) | Lost by 8 wickets |
| L | Match Quarter-final | Notts OutlawsTrent Bridge, Nottingham | SUR 156/7 (20 overs)Notts Outlaws 163/6 (20 overs) | Lost by 7 runs |
Current men's directory and 2026 Blast signing
Surrey men's 2026 squad and Blast roster timeline
The 34-name directory combines the 33 men on Surrey's current official squad page with Josh Philippe, whose in-season Vitality Blast signing and seven appearances are separately documented. It is a transparent club-and-season timeline, not a claim that every all-format squad member appeared in the Blast.
Batters
BatterLaurie EvansBatterJason Roy
BatterAdam Thomas
BatterDom Sibley
BatterRory BurnsWicketkeeper-batters
WK-BatterOllie Pope
WK-BatterJosh Philippe
WK-BatterJamie Smith
WK-BatterBen Foakes
WK-BatterJosh BlakeAll-Rounders
All-RounderWill Jacks
All-RounderJamie Overton
All-RounderSam Curran
All-RounderTom Curran
All-RounderOllie Sykes
All-RounderChris JordanAll-RounderTom LawesAll-RounderDan Lawrence
All-RounderJordan Clark
All-RounderNikhil Gorantla
All-RounderRalphie Albert
All-RounderRyan Patel
All-RounderCameron Steel
All-RounderTommy EalhamBowlers
BowlerGus Atkinson
BowlerDan WorrallBowlerReece Topley
BowlerAlex French
BowlerJames Taylor
BowlerMatthew Fisher
BowlerNathan Barnwell
BowlerSean Abbott
BowlerSeb Stuart-Reckling
BowlerYousef MajidCompetition record
League and season history
Surrey men also compete in the County Championship and One-Day Cup. Those first-class and 50-over records are separate from this T20 ledger. Surrey Women are a separate team, while MI London in The Hundred has separate ownership, squad and competition records despite sharing the Oval base and Surrey partnership.
| Season | Finish | Record | Top scorer | Most wickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Quarter-finalists · 2nd South Group | 7 wins · 6 losses | Jason Roy · 473 | Reece Topley · 20 |
| 2025 | Quarter-finalists · 1st South Group | 11–3 group; lost quarter-final | Will Jacks · official group-stage hundred | Published full-season leader not isolated here |
| 2024 | Semi-finalists | Lost Finals Day semi-final to Somerset | Published full-season leader not isolated here | Published full-season leader not isolated here |
| 2023 | Semi-finalists | Lost Finals Day semi-final to Somerset | Published full-season leader not isolated here | Published full-season leader not isolated here |
| 2020 | Runners-up | Lost final to Notts Outlaws | Published full-season leader not isolated here | Published full-season leader not isolated here |
| 2014 | Semi-finalists | Finals Day appearance | Published full-season leader not isolated here | Published full-season leader not isolated here |
| 2013 | Runners-up | Lost final to Northamptonshire | Published full-season leader not isolated here | Published full-season leader not isolated here |
| 2006 | Semi-finalists | Finals Day appearance | Published full-season leader not isolated here | Published full-season leader not isolated here |
| 2005 | Semi-finalists | Finals Day appearance at the Oval | Published full-season leader not isolated here | Published full-season leader not isolated here |
| 2004 | Runners-up | Finals Day appearance | Published full-season leader not isolated here | Published full-season leader not isolated here |
| 2003 | Champions | Won inaugural Twenty20 Cup | Final: Ali Brown · 55 | Tournament: Adam Hollioake · leading wicket-taker |
Team operations
SUR coaching and support staff
Gareth Batty
Surrey's current men's head coach and the lead coach named in the club's official staff references.
Jade Dernbach
Identified by Surrey in its latest official role reference as men's assistant coach.
Nic Pothas
Joined the men's set-up on a part-time specialist basis in March 2026.
Paul Steele
Promoted into the men's role for 2026 after working in the medical department since 2016.
Sam Curran
Led the 2026 Blast side; Ollie Pope deputised during Curran's England absence.
Home venue
Kia Oval
Kennington, London, EnglandThe Kia Oval has been Surrey's home since the club was formed in 1845. It hosts the county's principal home programme as well as international cricket; selected One-Day Cup fixtures can also be staged at Guildford.
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Latest SUR updates
The feed uses dated official Surrey reports from the completed campaign. Future-fixture rumours and unconfirmed player moves are excluded.
Quarter-final · 15 Jul 2026
Roy's 76 cannot prevent quarter-final defeat at Trent Bridge
Read at Surrey Cricket ↗Qualification · 12 Jul 2026Surrey seal a quarter-final place despite Essex defeat
Read at Surrey Cricket ↗Group match · 10 Jul 2026Roy guides Surrey to a dominant nine-wicket win at Kent
Read at Surrey Cricket ↗Season opener · 22 May 2026Curran, Roy and Topley launch the Blast with a 59-run win
Read at Surrey Cricket ↗Official destinations
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Reader questions
Surrey FAQ
Where did Surrey finish in the 2026 Vitality Blast?
They finished second in the South Group with 28 points, then lost their away quarter-final to Notts Outlaws by seven runs.
What was Surrey's complete 2026 Blast record?
Thirteen matches: seven wins and six losses, comprising a 7–5 group phase and one quarter-final defeat.
Who scored the most runs for Surrey in the 2026 Blast?
Jason Roy scored 473 runs at an average of 43.00 and strike rate of 154.58, with a high score of 103.
Who took the most Surrey wickets in 2026?
Reece Topley took 20 wickets in 13 matches at an average of 18.40 and economy of 8.09.
Who was Surrey's leading all-rounder?
Dan Lawrence combined 240 runs with nine wickets and conceded 6.96 runs per over.
Who captained Surrey in the 2026 Blast?
Sam Curran was the men's T20 captain, with Ollie Pope deputising during Curran's England absence.
Who coaches Surrey?
Gareth Batty is men's head coach. The listed 2026 unit also includes assistant Jade Dernbach and specialist fielding coach Nic Pothas.
Where do Surrey play home matches?
The Kia Oval in Kennington, London, has been Surrey's home since the club was formed in 1845.
Have Surrey won the T20 Blast?
Yes. Surrey won the inaugural Twenty20 Cup in 2003 and have since finished runners-up three times.
Why are 34 players shown?
The page combines 33 men on the current official directory with Josh Philippe, Surrey's documented in-season Blast signing. Not every all-format player appeared in the T20 competition.
Do Surrey play in more than one competition?
Yes. The men also play the County Championship and One-Day Cup, but those records are kept separate from this Vitality Blast page.
Are Surrey and MI London the same team?
No. They share an Oval and partnership connection, but MI London compete in The Hundred with a separate squad, ownership structure and record.
When is Surrey's next Blast match?
No 2027 men's Blast fixture had been officially published by the 10 August 2026 update, so the page does not invent a date.
References
Sources for this team page
Updated 2026-08-10. Surrey and ECB pages support the identity, squad, staff, venue, table and match details; the completed tournament ledger supplies aggregate leaders. The page distinguishes the all-format current directory from documented Blast participation and does not invent a 2027 schedule or unlisted support staff.
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Surrey CricketCurrent official men's squad directory
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