Toss & Conditions

Head-to-Head

Last 1 meeting mein Surrey W 1-0 se lead karte hain. Most recent clash last season tha, aur Surrey W ne 5 wickets se jeeta tha, 9 balls remaining ke saath. Surrey ka chase kaafi controlled tha, isliye time in hand ke saath finish ho gaya. Sirf ek recent result record par hai, isliye head-to-head trend abhi bhi thin hai.

SUSurrey W 159/5

ESEssex W 93/5

2025-07-06 · Match tied (D/L method)

ESEssex W 148/7

SUSurrey W 150/5

2025-06-15 · SUR-W won by 5 wickets (with 9 balls remaining)

Surrey W

Surrey W T20BW Regular Season mein 15 points ke saath 1st hain aur currently playoff zone mein hain. Unka recent run mein ek narrow win, phir ek draw, aur phir ek close loss aaya jo 3 balls left par decide hua. Sabse telling result wahi last defeat hai, jahan final moments mein unhe edge out kar diya gaya.

SUSurrey W 153/5

SOSomerset W 154/6

2026-05-31 · SOM-W won by 4 wickets (with 3 balls remaining)

SUSurrey W 121/10

HAHampshire W 121/8

2026-05-29 · Match Drawn

SUSurrey W 103/8

DUDurham W 102/10

2026-05-27 · SUR-W won by 2 wickets (with 20 balls remaining)

Essex W

Essex W T20BW Regular Season mein 13 points ke saath 3rd hain aur currently playoff zone mein hain. 23-run loss ke baad unhone comeback karke do straight wins jod diye, jisme pressure mein 3-run ka finish bhi tha. Unka latest chase itna efficient tha ki game 13 balls unused ke saath close ho gaya.

ESEssex W 132/4

LALancashire W 128/8

2026-05-31 · ESS-W won by 6 wickets (with 13 balls remaining)

ESEssex W 146/7

YOYorkshire W 143/10

2026-05-29 · ESS-W won by 3 runs

ESEssex W 137/9

HAHampshire W 160/7

2026-05-26 · HAM-W won by 23 runs

Playing XI

Key Stats

Verdict

All four models Surrey W ke favour mein consensus par hain, average probability 66% hai (range 64–69%). Bookmakers bhi agree kar rahe hain: Surrey W 67% (1.38) vs Essex W 33% (2.78). Key stats Surrey W ko 6-1 se favour karte hain, mainly overall table edge, Elo advantage, aur stronger death-overs economy ki wajah se. Essex ka powerplay economy edge aur recent tight wins hi unka clearest path hai script flip karne ka.

Spence’s counterpunch settles it

Jemima Spence walked in with Surrey W 34/2 after a cautious powerplay and immediately changed the mood, picking gaps and lifting the tempo to take the chase away from Essex W’s grip. Even with Grace Scrivens’ earlier 85 keeping Essex competitive, Surrey’s batting depth meant the target never felt out of reach for long, and they crossed with five wickets in hand and 14 balls remaining.

Middle overs swing Surrey’s way

The match was effectively decided in the middle phase of the chase: Surrey blasted 93/3 through the middle overs at 9.2 an over, a stark contrast to their powerplay rate of 5.7. That surge erased the early damage and forced Essex’s bowlers off their lengths, leaving too much to defend at the back end. Essex’s own innings told the opposite story — 64/2 in the middle overs at 6.4 — with Scrivens left carrying the scoring load as boundaries dried up.

Scrivens shines, Moore squeezes

Scrivens’ 85 off 63 was the innings of the night, mixing placement with clean striking to drag Essex to 145/7. Surrey’s key counter was Kalea Moore’s 2/19, which kept the total from ballooning when Scrivens threatened to run away with it. In the chase, Spence’s acceleration was the pivot, and Laura Harris’ 30 off 18 provided the finishing punch when Essex tried to claw back with late wickets.

Essex’s best route, briefly

Pre-match, Essex’s clearest path was to win the powerplay and control the early tempo — and they did start sharper, reaching 44/1 and then reducing Surrey to 34/2. But Surrey’s advantage was always likely to show later, where their control and hitting at the death has been stronger; they finished the chase at 13.2 an over in the closing phase, refusing to let a tight game develop.