Surrey secured their first win in the Vitality Blast Men 2025 thanks to the impressive efforts of three players: Jason Roy, Sam Curran, and Chris Jordan. As Glamorgan won the toss and chose to field first, Surrey took the chance to overwhelm them with a good display of batting. 

Earlier in the game, Jason Roy scored a half-century to boost Surrey’s standing to 149 for 8. To back this up, team captain Sam Curran also took 3 for 18. This win signified the team captain’s first win as Surrey’s leader. 

However, their win didn’t come easily. Hardships were brought soon after Jason Roy did his 50 in 37. Other players struggled to keep up and pitched slowly, which the opposing bowlers took advantage of. Roy was dismissed, but this gave Nathan Gregory Smith the chance to show off and hit a six. 

In retaliation, Glamorgan did their best to take some points for themselves. Their batting was great, and this effort put Surrey in a pinch. One notable batting was from William Smale, who did a ramp and scored a six. 

In the end, the introduction of Sam Curran and Chris Jordan reversed the advantage and ultimately handed the victory to Surrey. 

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Dom Sibley led Surrey to a strong win over Hampshire in the Rothesay County Championship match at the Kia Oval. He stood out with twin centuries, scoring 100 in the first innings and 105 in the second, making him the 20th Surrey player to achieve this feat in first-class cricket. Surrey set a tough target, declaring at 342 for 9, asking Hampshire to chase down 377 runs to win.

Hampshire started their second innings poorly, ending day three at 35 for 3. They need another 342 runs to win, with Dan Worrall taking three wickets for 37 runs. 

Surrey player Jamie Smith lit up the day with his 84 off 113 balls, allowing the team to push their lead. Kemar Roach struck early, bowling Mark Stoneman for just three runs.

Hampshire's Sonny Baker put up a fight, taking 5 for 80 in Surrey's innings. Yet, Sibley stole the show, scoring 105 and forming key stands with Ollie Pope (65) and Smith. With their strong array, Surrey is on the brink of a big win, while Hampshire looks to rally in a stern chase as they struggle to stay in the game.

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