Surrey Team: Squad, Results, Stats & Schedule

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.

The official squad page is an all-format men's directory, not a Blast appearance list. StumpScope keeps its 33 names and adds Josh Philippe because Surrey separately announced him for the remainder of the T20 competition and he made seven appearances.

That produces a transparent club-and-season timeline, not a 34-player match squad. A directory place cannot be converted into a T20 appearance, and Philippe's short-term Blast role does not silently become an all-format contract.

Surrey's official preview said Sam Curran, Will Jacks and Gus Atkinson were away on international duty, while Jamie Smith was absent with a finger injury sustained on England duty. Squad depth and knockout availability were therefore different questions.

Ollie Sykes joined the quarter-final group and Ollie Pope captained the side. The lesson is practical: an all-format directory can look deep while international calls and injuries change the actual XI at the point the season is decided.

The counties reduced the men's Blast group stage from 14 matches to 12 for 2026, and Surrey earned 28 points from seven group wins. The 13th result was a knockout and does not add to or subtract from the group table.

This is why the page can correctly show 13 played and a 7-6 complete campaign while the standings card remains 12 played, 7-5 and 28 points. Merging the quarter-final into league points would create a false table.

Jason Roy and Laurie Evans reached 101 without loss in 12.1 overs while chasing 164. Surrey then added only 55 runs and lost seven wickets, finishing 156/7 and seven runs short.

The collapse tightened at the finish: Binura Fernando took two wickets in the 19th over and Olly Stone defended 12 in the 20th. The opening stand explains control for most of the chase; the last 47 balls explain why that control did not become qualification.

No. Surrey qualified despite losing their final group match to Essex, but the confirmed bracket sent them to North Group winners Notts Outlaws at Trent Bridge. Second place secured progression, not automatic home advantage.

The distinction matters because an earlier article described Surrey chasing a home tie, not having one guaranteed. Final group results and cross-group seeding determined the venue that actually appeared in the knockout schedule.