Introduced in 2003, the format has taken off around the world but nowhere more so than The Kia Oval.
Adam Hollioake’s side won the inaugural Twenty20 Cup in 2003 and although several Surrey sides have been close since, we’re yet to add to that success in T20 cricket.
However, T20 cricket at The Kia Oval is an experience unmatched in the game of cricket with full houses, big scores and a great atmosphere guaranteed.
Ahead of an exciting 20th summer of high-octane action, we look at our record against some of our closest rivals.
Tickets are available for each 2022 fixture now, priced at £1 for U16s and from £24 for adults for an unforgettable evening at The Kia Oval.
Essex
Wins: 11
Losses: 18
Highest score: 222/4 at The Kia Oval in 2018
Most Memorable Kia Oval moment: Kevin Pietersen’s 50 on his return to Surrey in 2017
Kent
Wins: 18
Losses: 18
Highest score: 250/6 at Canterbury in 2018
Most Memorable Kia Oval moment: Jason Roy & Aaron Finch’s opening stand of 187 in 2016
Glamorgan
Wins: 7
Losses: 9
Highest score: 215 at The Kia Oval in 2015
Most Memorable Kia Oval moment: Tom Curran’s hat-trick at The Kia Oval in 2019
Gloucestershire
Wins: 9
Losses: 5
Highest score: 224/5 at Bristol in 2006
Most Memorable Kia Oval moment: Azhar Mahmood’s six off the final ball to win the match at The Kia Oval in 2015
Hampshire
Wins: 14
Losses: 11
Highest score: 200/8 at The Kia Oval in 2008
Most Memorable Kia Oval moment: Mark Ramprakash’s seven-six 76 not out from 42 balls to set a total of 198 in 2004
Middlesex
Wins: 24
Losses: 12
Highest score: 223/7 at Lord’s in 2021
Most Memorable Kia Oval moment: Aaron Finch’s 117 from 52 balls in 2018 to chase down 222 to win with four overs to spare
Somerset
Wins: 11
Losses: 6
Highest score: 203/4 at Taunton in 2019
Most Memorable Kia Oval moment: A three-wicket quarter-final win to take Gareth Batty’s team to the 2013 Finals Day
Sussex
Wins: 17
Losses: 12
Highest score: 221/8 at Hove in 2004
Most Memorable Kia Oval moment: Jason Roy clearing the old Lock/Laker Stand with a huge six in 2017
Individual records for Surrey
Most runs: Jason Roy (3322)
Most wickets: Jade Dernbach & Gareth Batty (114)
Most catches: Jason Roy (54)
Most appearances: Gareth Batty (144)
Surrey & England, County, T20, 22 – 25, 16 – 21 & Pride of Lions Members all have access to Surrey’s home Vitality Blast fixtures included in their Membership. Just show your card at the gate upon arrival and follow directions for the designated Members’ areas!
