Vitality Blast 2024

Vitality Blast 2024 appears in the records with 126 matches, played between 30 May 2024 and 14 September 2024. 1 season are shown below, the most recent first.

On win rate across every recorded match, Surrey lead the overall table at 71.4% (10 won and 4 lost from 15 matches). Nottinghamshire are last of 18 sides on 25.0%.

The full order on win rate is Surrey (10-4 from 15, 71.4%), Birmingham Bears (10-5 from 15, 66.7%), Gloucestershire (10-6 from 17, 62.5%), Somerset (10-6 from 16, 62.5%), Sussex (10-6 from 16, 62.5%), Northamptonshire (8-5 from 14, 61.5%), Lancashire (7-5 from 12, 58.3%), Essex (7-6 from 13, 53.8%), Durham (7-7 from 15, 50.0%), Leicestershire (6-6 from 14, 50.0%), Derbyshire (6-7 from 13, 46.2%), Glamorgan (6-7 from 13, 46.2%), Yorkshire (6-7 from 13, 46.2%), Hampshire (4-7 from 12, 36.4%), Kent (4-10 from 14, 28.6%), Worcestershire (4-10 from 14, 28.6%), Middlesex (3-8 from 12, 27.3%) and Nottinghamshire (3-9 from 14, 25.0%).

Matches recorded per season, most recent first: 2024, 126.

In 2024, 126 matches are recorded. Surrey have the best win rate in the season at 71.4% (10 won, 4 lost from 15). Birmingham Bears follow on 66.7%. The leading run scorer is DP Hughes with 596. The leading wicket taker is DA Payne with 33.

The highest innings total in the records is 243/4 by Glamorgan against Somerset at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff on 19 July 2024.

The lowest completed innings is 57 by Nottinghamshire against Birmingham Bears on 7 July 2024.

The widest recorded win by runs is 121 runs, by Gloucestershire against Glamorgan on 14 July 2024.

The widest recorded win by wickets is 9 wickets, by Lancashire against Durham on 30 May 2024.

The narrowest win by runs is 1 run, by Nottinghamshire against Worcestershire on 14 June 2024.

2 matches ended tied and 3 matches had no result.

T20: 126 recorded matches, from 30 May 2024 to 14 September 2024. Most wins: Gloucestershire (10), Surrey (10), Birmingham Bears (10) and Somerset (10). The average innings is 158.1 runs and the highest 243.

The leading run scorers across every recorded match are DP Hughes (596 runs from 16 matches), SR Hain (569 runs from 14 matches), MS Pepper (535 runs from 13 matches), CT Bancroft (534 runs from 17 matches) and T Banton (515 runs from 14 matches).

The leading wicket takers are DA Payne (33 wickets from 17 matches), DR Briggs (29 wickets from 15 matches), MD Taylor (29 wickets from 16 matches), TS Mills (24 wickets from 15 matches) and LBK Hollman (23 wickets from 12 matches).

The tables for Vitality Blast 2024 count 126 matches over 1 season shown here, 121 of which produced a winner; the other 5 ended tied, drawn or without a result and are listed apart from the win rate.

Surrey: 15 matches, 10 won and 4 lost (1 tied, 0 without a result). Highest innings 200/8 against Glamorgan on 31 May 2024. Widest win by runs: 57 against Somerset on 2 June 2024. Leading run scorer JL Smith (285). Leading wicket taker TK Curran (16).

Birmingham Bears: 15 matches, 10 won and 5 lost. Highest innings 219/4 against Northamptonshire on 20 June 2024. Widest win by runs: 90 against Northamptonshire on 20 June 2024. Leading run scorer SR Hain (569). Leading wicket taker DR Briggs (29).

Gloucestershire: 17 matches, 10 won and 6 lost (1 tied, 0 without a result). Highest innings 206/6 against Glamorgan on 14 July 2024. Widest win by runs: 121 against Glamorgan on 14 July 2024. Leading run scorer CT Bancroft (534). Leading wicket taker DA Payne (33).

Somerset: 16 matches, 10 won and 6 lost. Highest innings 241/5 against Hampshire on 9 June 2024. Widest win by runs: 108 against Glamorgan on 16 June 2024. Leading run scorer T Banton (515). Leading wicket taker BGF Green (21).

Sussex: 16 matches, 10 won and 6 lost. Highest innings 213/7 against Surrey on 7 June 2024. Widest win by runs: 88 against Kent on 12 July 2024. Leading run scorer DP Hughes (596). Leading wicket taker TS Mills (24).

Northamptonshire: 14 matches, 8 won and 5 lost (1 tied, 0 without a result). Highest innings 208/5 against Leicestershire on 21 June 2024. Widest win by runs: 11 against Worcestershire on 16 June 2024. Leading run scorer MP Breetzke (460). Leading wicket taker DJ Willey (16).

Lancashire: 12 matches, 7 won and 5 lost. Highest innings 216/8 against Durham on 16 June 2024. Widest win by runs: 57 against Derbyshire on 2 June 2024. Leading run scorer KK Jennings (278). Leading wicket taker CJ Green (14).

Essex: 13 matches, 7 won and 6 lost. Highest innings 211/5 against Sussex on 13 July 2024. Widest win by runs: 22 against Kent on 11 July 2024. Leading run scorer MS Pepper (535). Leading wicket taker PI Walter (17).

Durham: 15 matches, 7 won and 7 lost (0 tied, 1 without a result). Highest innings 218/3 against Lancashire on 16 June 2024. Widest win by runs: 30 against Nottinghamshire on 12 July 2024. Leading run scorer G Clark (322). Leading wicket taker BA Raine (21).

Leicestershire: 14 matches, 6 won and 6 lost (1 tied, 1 without a result). Highest innings 208/7 against Northamptonshire on 21 June 2024. Widest win by runs: 20 against Yorkshire on 16 June 2024. Leading run scorer RK Patel (413). Leading wicket taker SW Currie (20).

Derbyshire: 13 matches, 6 won and 7 lost. Highest innings 198/6 against Nottinghamshire on 7 June 2024. Widest win by runs: 96 against Nottinghamshire on 7 June 2024. Leading run scorer WL Madsen (336). Leading wicket taker PR Brown (22).

Glamorgan: 13 matches, 6 won and 7 lost. Highest innings 243/4 against Somerset on 19 July 2024. Widest win by runs: 120 against Somerset on 19 July 2024. Leading run scorer KS Carlson (380). Leading wicket taker MS Crane (19).

Yorkshire: 13 matches, 6 won and 7 lost. Highest innings 210/5 against Birmingham Bears on 5 July 2024. Widest win by runs: 29 against Northamptonshire on 2 June 2024. Leading run scorer DJ Malan (420). Leading wicket taker JA Thompson (20).

Hampshire: 12 matches, 4 won and 7 lost (0 tied, 1 without a result). Highest innings 183 against Surrey on 18 July 2024. Widest win by runs: 7 against Essex on 19 July 2024. Leading run scorer JJ Weatherley (324). Leading wicket taker JA Turner (15).

Kent: 14 matches, 4 won and 10 lost. Highest innings 217/5 against Surrey on 19 July 2024. Widest win by runs: 98 against Middlesex on 31 May 2024. Leading run scorer SW Billings (411). Leading wicket taker MW Parkinson (16).

Worcestershire: 14 matches, 4 won and 10 lost. Highest innings 205/6 against Yorkshire on 14 July 2024. Widest win by runs: 55 against Birmingham Bears on 12 July 2024. Leading run scorer EA Brookes (315). Leading wicket taker TAI Taylor (17).

Middlesex: 12 matches, 3 won and 8 lost (0 tied, 1 without a result). Highest innings 203/7 against Essex on 2 June 2024. Widest win by runs: 29 against Gloucestershire on 11 July 2024. Leading run scorer MK Andersson (282). Leading wicket taker LBK Hollman (23).

Nottinghamshire: 14 matches, 3 won and 9 lost (0 tied, 2 without a result). Highest innings 209/9 against Yorkshire on 19 July 2024. Widest win by runs: 28 against Yorkshire on 19 July 2024. Leading run scorer JM Clarke (306). Leading wicket taker OP Stone (15).

Season 2024, 126 matches: Surrey 10-4; Birmingham Bears 10-5; Gloucestershire 10-6; Somerset 10-6; Sussex 10-6; Northamptonshire 8-5; Lancashire 7-5; Essex 7-6; Durham 7-7 (1 NR); Leicestershire 6-6 (1 NR); Derbyshire 6-7; Glamorgan 6-7; Yorkshire 6-7; Hampshire 4-7 (1 NR); Kent 4-10; Worcestershire 4-10; Middlesex 3-8 (1 NR); Nottinghamshire 3-9 (2 NR).

7 individual hundreds are recorded, the most by MS Pepper (2), SW Billings (1), RK Patel (1), SM Curran (1) and KS Carlson (1).

7 five-wicket innings are recorded, the most by BA Raine (1), BGF Green (1), LBK Hollman (1), SA Abbott (1) and MJ Waite (1).

The ten leading run scorers are DP Hughes (596), SR Hain (569), MS Pepper (535), CT Bancroft (534), T Banton (515), Miles Hammond (487), MP Breetzke (460), DJ Malan (420), RK Patel (413) and SW Billings (411).

The ten leading wicket takers are DA Payne (33), DR Briggs (29), MD Taylor (29), TS Mills (24), LBK Hollman (23), PR Brown (22), BA Raine (21), BGF Green (21), SW Currie (20) and JA Thompson (20).

The narrowest wins by runs are Nottinghamshire won by 1 run (14 June 2024, against Worcestershire), Durham won by 2 runs (16 June 2024, against Lancashire), Durham won by 3 runs (21 June 2024, against Yorkshire), Leicestershire won by 4 runs (9 June 2024, against Worcestershire) and Birmingham Bears won by 4 runs (5 July 2024, against Yorkshire).

Tied matches: Gloucestershire v Surrey on 14 June 2024 and Northamptonshire v Leicestershire on 21 June 2024.

The five highest innings are 243/4 by Glamorgan against Somerset (19 July 2024), 241/5 by Somerset against Hampshire (9 June 2024), 235/6 by Glamorgan against Sussex (5 July 2024), 219/4 by Birmingham Bears against Northamptonshire (20 June 2024) and 218/3 by Durham against Lancashire (16 June 2024).

The five lowest completed innings are 57 by Nottinghamshire against Birmingham Bears (7 July 2024), 75 by Durham against Lancashire (30 May 2024), 78 by Middlesex against Somerset (11 June 2024), 85 by Glamorgan against Somerset (16 June 2024) and 85 by Glamorgan against Gloucestershire (14 July 2024).

The widest wins by runs are 121 by Gloucestershire against Glamorgan (14 July 2024), 120 by Glamorgan against Somerset (19 July 2024), 108 by Somerset against Glamorgan (16 June 2024), 98 by Kent against Middlesex (31 May 2024) and 96 by Derbyshire against Nottinghamshire (7 June 2024).

The widest wins by wickets are 9 by Lancashire against Durham (30 May 2024), 9 by Yorkshire against Derbyshire (9 June 2024), 9 by Somerset against Middlesex (11 June 2024), 9 by Gloucestershire against Kent (16 June 2024) and 9 by Surrey against Glamorgan (21 June 2024).

The grounds that have hosted the most matches are Edgbaston, Birmingham (12), County Ground, Chelmsford (8), County Ground, Hove (8), The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton (7), Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street (7), County Ground, New Road, Worcester (7), St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury (7), The Rose Bowl, Southampton (7), County Ground, Northampton (7), Trent Bridge, Nottingham (7), Kennington Oval, London (7) and Grace Road, Leicester (7).

30 May 2024: Gloucestershire won by 5 wickets against Essex; 30 May 2024: Surrey won by 5 wickets against Hampshire; 30 May 2024: Lancashire won by 9 wickets against Durham; 30 May 2024: Northamptonshire won by 5 wickets against Derbyshire; 30 May 2024: Yorkshire won by 8 wickets against Worcestershire; 31 May 2024: Birmingham Bears won by 6 wickets against Durham; 31 May 2024: Surrey won by 19 runs against Glamorgan; 31 May 2024: Kent won by 98 runs against Middlesex; 31 May 2024: Northamptonshire won by 8 wickets against Nottinghamshire; 31 May 2024: Somerset won by 4 wickets against Essex; 31 May 2024: Sussex won by 3 wickets against Gloucestershire; 31 May 2024: Worcestershire won by 5 wickets against Lancashire; 31 May 2024: Leicestershire won by 7 wickets against Yorkshire; 1 June 2024: Birmingham Bears won by 22 runs against Nottinghamshire; 1 June 2024: Derbyshire won by 4 wickets against Leicestershire; 2 June 2024: Essex won by 4 wickets against Middlesex; 2 June 2024: Glamorgan won by 25 runs against Sussex; 2 June 2024: Hampshire won by 3 wickets against Kent; 2 June 2024: Lancashire won by 57 runs against Derbyshire; 2 June 2024: Yorkshire won by 29 runs against Northamptonshire; 2 June 2024: Surrey won by 57 runs against Somerset; 6 June 2024: Glamorgan won by 3 wickets against Middlesex; 6 June 2024: Worcestershire won by 20 runs against Nottinghamshire; 7 June 2024: Derbyshire won by 96 runs against Nottinghamshire; 7 June 2024: Essex won by 2 wickets against Glamorgan; 7 June 2024: Hampshire won by 5 wickets against Gloucestershire; 7 June 2024: Kent won by 4 wickets against Somerset; 7 June 2024: Lancashire won by 8 runs against Birmingham Bears; 7 June 2024: Durham won by 7 wickets against Leicestershire; 7 June 2024: Northamptonshire won by 6 runs against Worcestershire; 7 June 2024: Sussex won by 36 runs against Surrey; 8 June 2024: Durham won by 26 runs against Birmingham Bears; 9 June 2024: Sussex won by 48 runs against Gloucestershire; 9 June 2024: Middlesex won by 4 wickets against Kent; 9 June 2024: Leicestershire won by 4 runs against Worcestershire; 9 June 2024: Lancashire won by 6 wickets against Nottinghamshire; 9 June 2024: Somerset won by 63 runs against Hampshire; 9 June 2024: Yorkshire won by 9 wickets against Derbyshire; 11 June 2024: Somerset won by 9 wickets against Middlesex; 12 June 2024: Leicestershire won by 10 runs against Durham; 13 June 2024: Essex won by 16 runs (D/L method) against Middlesex; 14 June 2024: Derbyshire won by 24 runs (D/L method) against Northamptonshire; 14 June 2024: Sussex won by 8 wickets against Essex; 14 June 2024: Middlesex v Hampshire, no result; 14 June 2024: Lancashire won by 25 runs against Leicestershire; 14 June 2024: Somerset won by 14 runs (D/L method) against Kent; 14 June 2024: Gloucestershire v Surrey, match tied; 14 June 2024: Birmingham Bears won by 4 wickets against Yorkshire; 14 June 2024: Nottinghamshire won by 1 run (D/L method) against Worcestershire; 15 June 2024: Durham v Nottinghamshire, no result; 15 June 2024: Surrey won by 54 runs against Sussex; 16 June 2024: Birmingham Bears won by 7 wickets against Derbyshire; 16 June 2024: Durham won by 2 runs against Lancashire; 16 June 2024: Gloucestershire won by 9 wickets against Kent; 16 June 2024: Somerset won by 108 runs against Glamorgan; 16 June 2024: Northamptonshire won by 11 runs against Worcestershire; 16 June 2024: Leicestershire won by 20 runs against Yorkshire; 20 June 2024: Essex won by 8 wickets against Hampshire; 20 June 2024: Gloucestershire won by 2 wickets against Glamorgan; 20 June 2024: Surrey won by 56 runs against Middlesex; 20 June 2024: Sussex won by 31 runs against Kent; 20 June 2024: Birmingham Bears won by 90 runs against Northamptonshire; 20 June 2024: Yorkshire won by 7 runs against Lancashire; 21 June 2024: Durham won by 3 runs against Yorkshire; 21 June 2024: Gloucestershire won by 5 wickets against Somerset; 21 June 2024: Sussex won by 7 runs against Hampshire; 21 June 2024: Essex won by 5 wickets against Kent; 21 June 2024: Northamptonshire v Leicestershire, match tied; 21 June 2024: Nottinghamshire won by 8 runs against Derbyshire; 21 June 2024: Surrey won by 9 wickets against Glamorgan; 21 June 2024: Birmingham Bears won by 5 wickets against Worcestershire; 5 July 2024: Durham won by 22 runs against Worcestershire; 5 July 2024: Kent won by 8 runs (D/L method) against Gloucestershire; 5 July 2024: Nottinghamshire v Leicestershire, no result; 5 July 2024: Glamorgan won by 24 runs (D/L method) against Sussex; 5 July 2024: Birmingham Bears won by 4 runs against Yorkshire; 6 July 2024: Derbyshire won by 4 wickets against Leicestershire; 7 July 2024: Derbyshire won by 7 wickets against Yorkshire; 7 July 2024: Glamorgan won by 26 runs against Essex; 7 July 2024: Lancashire won by 2 wickets against Worcestershire; 7 July 2024: Northamptonshire won by 5 wickets against Durham; 7 July 2024: Birmingham Bears won by 9 wickets against Nottinghamshire; 7 July 2024: Gloucestershire won by 5 wickets against Somerset; 7 July 2024: Surrey won by 5 runs (D/L method) against Kent; 10 July 2024: Sussex won by 22 runs against Hampshire; 11 July 2024: Essex won by 22 runs against Kent; 11 July 2024: Middlesex won by 29 runs against Gloucestershire; 11 July 2024: Worcestershire won by 16 runs against Leicestershire; 11 July 2024: Yorkshire won by 7 wickets against Durham; 12 July 2024: Durham won by 30 runs against Nottinghamshire; 12 July 2024: Middlesex won by 6 wickets against Glamorgan; 12 July 2024: Hampshire won by 5 wickets against Gloucestershire; 12 July 2024: Sussex won by 88 runs against Kent; 12 July 2024: Leicestershire won by 3 wickets against Northamptonshire; 12 July 2024: Somerset won by 6 wickets against Surrey; 12 July 2024: Worcestershire won by 55 runs against Birmingham Bears; 13 July 2024: Essex won by 5 wickets against Sussex; 14 July 2024: Northamptonshire won by 6 wickets against Durham; 14 July 2024: Surrey won by 13 runs against Essex; 14 July 2024: Gloucestershire won by 121 runs against Glamorgan; 14 July 2024: Somerset won by 9 wickets against Hampshire; 14 July 2024: Leicestershire won by 5 wickets against Nottinghamshire; 14 July 2024: Birmingham Bears won by 44 runs against Derbyshire; 14 July 2024: Yorkshire won by 6 wickets against Worcestershire; 16 July 2024: Glamorgan won by 13 runs against Kent; 17 July 2024: Lancashire won by 8 wickets against Nottinghamshire; 18 July 2024: Gloucestershire won by 10 runs against Middlesex; 18 July 2024: Northamptonshire won by 11 runs against Birmingham Bears; 18 July 2024: Somerset won by 6 wickets against Sussex; 18 July 2024: Surrey won by 5 wickets against Hampshire; 18 July 2024: Derbyshire won by 5 wickets against Worcestershire; 19 July 2024: Durham won by 8 wickets against Derbyshire; 19 July 2024: Glamorgan won by 120 runs against Somerset; 19 July 2024: Hampshire won by 7 runs against Essex; 19 July 2024: Kent won by 86 runs against Surrey; 19 July 2024: Northamptonshire won by 4 wickets against Lancashire; 19 July 2024: Sussex won by 9 wickets against Middlesex; 19 July 2024: Birmingham Bears won by 72 runs against Leicestershire; 19 July 2024: Nottinghamshire won by 28 runs against Yorkshire; 3 September 2024: Surrey won by 5 wickets against Durham; 4 September 2024: Sussex won by 8 wickets against Lancashire; 5 September 2024: Somerset won by 17 runs against Northamptonshire; 6 September 2024: Gloucestershire won by 14 runs against Birmingham Bears; 14 September 2024: Somerset won by 6 wickets against Surrey; 14 September 2024: Gloucestershire won by 8 wickets against Sussex; 14 September 2024: Gloucestershire won by 8 wickets against Somerset.

Season 2024: top run scorers DP Hughes (596), SR Hain (569) and MS Pepper (535); top wicket takers DA Payne (33), DR Briggs (29) and MD Taylor (29).

The pairings met most often in the competition are Gloucestershire v Sussex (3 matches, 1-2), Somerset v Surrey (3 matches, 2-1), Gloucestershire v Somerset (3 matches, 3-0), Hampshire v Surrey (2 matches, 0-2), Durham v Lancashire (2 matches, 1-1), Derbyshire v Northamptonshire (2 matches, 1-1), Worcestershire v Yorkshire (2 matches, 0-2), Birmingham Bears v Durham (2 matches, 1-1), Glamorgan v Surrey (2 matches, 0-2), Kent v Middlesex (2 matches, 1-1), Lancashire v Worcestershire (2 matches, 1-1) and Birmingham Bears v Nottinghamshire (2 matches, 2-0).