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Nottinghamshire vs Surrey Scorecard · T20 Blast 2026

T20 Blast
Result
Chris Jordan
Statz MVP
Chris Jordan
102
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Nottinghamshire beat Surrey by 7 runs – T20 Blast Match Report

Nottinghamshire won by 7 runs in the 111th match of 115 in the T20 Blast 2026 at Trent Bridge. Jack Haynes delivered a masterclass with an unbeaten 75 off 55 balls to steer the hosts to 163 for 6, before Chris Jordan kept Surrey at bay with a miserly 3 for 22 from 4 overs. The win lifts Nottinghamshire to 3rd (8W 4L, 32pts) while Surrey remain 6th (7W 5L, 28pts) in the group stage.

Nottinghamshire Innings – Haynes Steadies the Ship

Nottinghamshire won the toss and elected to bat, but the start was chaotic. Joe Clarke was caught for a duck off the first ball, and George Munsey followed at 19 for 2 in the 3rd over. The innings threatened to derail early, but Jack Haynes took control from the middle order, striking 7 fours and 1 six at a strike rate of 136 to anchor the innings.

Joe Pocklington provided crucial support with 26 off 23 (1 six), building a 68-run stand with Haynes before falling at 87 for 3 in the 12th over. Tom Moores struck 20 off 13 with 1 four and 1 six, but the innings lost momentum when George Linde was bowled for a duck at 122 for 5.

The late order rallied briefly – Benny Howell smashed 19 off just 9 balls (1 four, 2 sixes) at a strike rate of 211 to push Nottinghamshire past 160. Liam Patterson-White added 7 off 2 with 1 six in the final over.

Chris Jordan was the standout bowler for Surrey, taking 3 for 22 from 4 overs at an economy of 5.5. Reece Topley took 1 for 39 from 4, while Tom Curran and Daniel Lawrence each claimed 1 wicket.

Surrey Chase – Roy’s Blitz Falls Short

Jason Roy launched a fierce counter-attack, smashing 76 off 50 balls (10 fours, 1 six) at a strike rate of 152 to keep Surrey in the hunt. Roy and Laurie Evans (40 off 34, 4 fours) put on a 101-run opening stand before Roy was run out at 123 for 1 in the 15th over.

The loss of Roy proved decisive. Daniel Lawrence fell for 3 at 113 for 2, and Josh Philippe could not accelerate quickly enough despite 19 off 14. Ollie Pope managed 9 off 7, but the middle order crumbled. Tom Curran fell for 5 at 151 for 5, Chris Jordan for 1 at 153 for 6, and Surrey finished on 156 for 7 – 7 runs short.

George Linde was the pick of Nottinghamshire’s bowlers with 2 for 23 from 4 overs. Binura Fernando and Olly Stone each took 2 wickets, while Liam Patterson-White was expensive at 0 for 36 from 3 overs.

Statz MVP: Chris Jordan (Statz Rating: 102.01)

Chris Jordan earns the Statz MVP award with a Statz Rating of 102.01. His 3 for 22 from 4 overs was the decisive bowling performance – an economy of 5.5 under pressure in the death overs kept Surrey’s chase in check. Though he contributed just 1 run with the bat, his bowling impact in a tight contest was match-defining. No official Man of the Match was awarded.

Top 5 Statz Ratings

  • Chris Jordan (SUR) – Statz Rating: 102.01 | 3/22 from 4 overs – Miserly death bowling that strangled Surrey’s chase.
  • Jason Roy (SUR) – Statz Rating: 84 | 76 off 50 (SR 152, 10 fours, 1 six) – Explosive opening that kept Surrey in the hunt.
  • George Linde (NOT) – Statz Rating: 77.02 | 2/23 from 4 overs – Economical spell that restricted Surrey’s middle order.
  • Jack Haynes (NOT) – Statz Rating: 71.36 | 75 not out off 55 (SR 136, 7 fours, 1 six) – Anchor innings that steadied Nottinghamshire after early collapse.
  • Benny Howell (NOT) – Statz Rating: 51.13 | 19 off 9 (SR 211, 1 four, 2 sixes) – Late-order fireworks that pushed Nottinghamshire past 160.

Turning Point

The match turned when Jason Roy was run out at 123 for 1 in the 15th over (ball 15.4). Roy had been striking at 152 and carrying the chase single-handedly. His dismissal left Surrey needing 41 off 28 balls with the lower order exposed. Though Philippe and Pope tried to accelerate, the loss of Roy’s momentum proved decisive – Surrey could not recover the required run rate.

Match Context

This was the 111th match of 115 in the T20 Blast 2026 group stage. Nottinghamshire (3rd, 8W 4L, 32pts) secure a crucial home win to consolidate their playoff position. Surrey (6th, 7W 5L, 28pts) remain in the mix but cannot afford further slip-ups with the group stage nearing its close. Check the full scorecard and head-to-head history on Statz for complete match data, and explore Trent Bridge’s historical records to see how this venue has shaped the tournament.

Nottinghamshire vs Surrey: result and key facts

Nottinghamshire won by 7 runs in T20 Blast 2026 at Trent Bridge on 15 July 2026. Jason Roy top-scored with 76 off 50 balls and Chris Jordan took 3/22.

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Frequently asked questions

Who won Nottinghamshire vs Surrey?

Nottinghamshire won by 7 runs.

When and where was Nottinghamshire vs Surrey played?

Nottinghamshire vs Surrey was played at Trent Bridge, Nottingham on Wednesday 15 July 2026, in T20 Blast 2026.

What were the final scores in Nottinghamshire vs Surrey?

Nottinghamshire scored 163/6 in 20 overs. Surrey scored 156/7 in 20 overs.

Who was the Statz MVP in Nottinghamshire vs Surrey?

Chris Jordan was named Statz MVP, earning a Statz Rating of 102/100. The Statz Rating combines batting impact, bowling impact and match context.

Who was the top run-scorer in Nottinghamshire vs Surrey?

Jason Roy top-scored with 76 off 50 balls.

Who took the most wickets in Nottinghamshire vs Surrey?

Chris Jordan took 3/22 in 4 overs.

Who played in Nottinghamshire vs Surrey?

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