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T20

Vitality Blast

1082 recorded matches, played between 4 Jul 2018 and 18 Jul 2026.

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Overall table

P W L T NR

Team	P	W	L	T	NR	Win %
Somerset	133	89	44	0	0	66.9
Surrey	127	74	44	3	6	62.7
Lancashire	122	71	46	3	2	60.7
Warwickshire	10	6	4	0	0	60
Nottinghamshire	124	67	50	4	3	57.3
Birmingham Bears	111	60	49	2	0	55
Gloucestershire	119	62	53	2	2	53.9
Hampshire	125	61	58	3	3	51.3
Sussex	122	59	56	1	6	51.3
Northamptonshire	119	56	59	2	2	48.7
Kent	121	56	60	1	4	48.3
Yorkshire	114	53	57	3	1	48.2
Essex	121	53	60	3	5	46.9
Worcestershire	120	55	63	2	0	46.6
Durham	117	50	62	2	3	44.6
Derbyshire	115	46	64	4	1	41.8
Glamorgan	111	43	64	1	3	40.2
Leicestershire	116	44	66	2	4	40
Middlesex	117	33	79	2	3	29.5

Win % is wins over decided matches. Tied and drawn matches are shown under T.

Overview

Vitality Blast appears in the records with 1,082 matches, played between 4 July 2018 and 18 July 2026. 6 seasons are shown below, the most recent first.

On win rate across every recorded match, Somerset lead the overall table at 66.9% (89 won and 44 lost from 133 matches). Middlesex are last of 19 sides on 29.5%.

The full order on win rate is Somerset (89-44 from 133, 66.9%), Surrey (74-44 from 127, 62.7%), Lancashire (71-46 from 122, 60.7%), Warwickshire (6-4 from 10, 60.0%), Nottinghamshire (67-50 from 124, 57.3%), Birmingham Bears (60-49 from 111, 55.0%), Gloucestershire (62-53 from 119, 53.9%), Hampshire (61-58 from 125, 51.3%), Sussex (59-56 from 122, 51.3%), Northamptonshire (56-59 from 119, 48.7%), Kent (56-60 from 121, 48.3%), Yorkshire (53-57 from 114, 48.2%), Essex (53-60 from 121, 46.9%), Worcestershire (55-63 from 120, 46.6%), Durham (50-62 from 117, 44.6%), Derbyshire (46-64 from 115, 41.8%), Glamorgan (43-64 from 111, 40.2%), Leicestershire (44-66 from 116, 40.0%) and Middlesex (33-79 from 117, 29.5%).

Season by season

Matches recorded per season, most recent first: 2026, 115; 2025, 132; 2024, 126; 2023, 132; 2022, 130; 2021, 120.

In 2026, 115 matches are recorded. Northamptonshire have the best win rate in the season at 80.0% (12 won, 3 lost from 15). Hampshire follow on 66.7%. The leading run scorer is JJ Weatherley with 591. The leading wicket taker is Hasan Ali with 27.

In 2025, 132 matches are recorded. Somerset have the best win rate in the season at 82.4% (14 won, 3 lost from 17). Surrey follow on 73.3%. The leading run scorer is TE Albert with 633. The leading wicket taker is RP Meredith with 28.

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.

In 2023, 132 matches are recorded. Somerset have the best win rate in the season at 88.2% (15 won, 2 lost from 17). Birmingham Bears follow on 73.3%. The leading run scorer is JM Vince with 670. The leading wicket taker is MJ Henry with 31.

In 2022, 130 matches are recorded. Surrey have the best win rate in the season at 71.4% (10 won, 4 lost from 15). Hampshire follow on 70.6%. The leading run scorer is JM Vince with 678. The leading wicket taker is RJ Gleeson with 25.

In 2021, 120 matches are recorded. Kent have the best win rate in the season at 75.0% (12 won, 4 lost from 16). Nottinghamshire follow on 75.0%. The leading run scorer is JP Inglis with 531. The leading wicket taker is Naveen-ul-Haq with 26.

Highest totals and biggest wins

The highest innings total in the records is 265/5 by Somerset against Derbyshire at The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton on 9 July 2022.

The lowest completed innings is 44 by Glamorgan against Surrey on 25 July 2019.

The widest recorded win by runs is 191 runs, by Somerset against Derbyshire on 9 July 2022.

The widest recorded win by wickets is 10 wickets, by Somerset against Essex on 3 August 2018.

The narrowest win by runs is 1 run, by Lancashire against Yorkshire on 20 July 2018.

2 matches were won by a single wicket.

20 matches ended tied and 24 matches had no result.

By format

T20: 1,082 recorded matches, from 4 July 2018 to 18 July 2026. Most wins: Somerset (89), Surrey (74), Lancashire (71) and Nottinghamshire (67). The average innings is 162.6 runs and the highest 265.

Leading players

The leading run scorers across every recorded match are JM Vince (3,790 runs from 117 matches), SR Hain (3,716 runs from 110 matches), DJ Bell-Drummond (3,259 runs from 110 matches), JM Clarke (3,190 runs from 120 matches) and LJ Evans (3,173 runs from 122 matches).

The leading wicket takers are DR Briggs (147 wickets from 120 matches), CF Parkinson (144 wickets from 118 matches), DA Payne (143 wickets from 100 matches), CP Wood (138 wickets from 119 matches) and TS Mills (133 wickets from 95 matches).

Reading the tables

The tables for Vitality Blast count 1,082 matches over 6 seasons shown here, 1,038 of which produced a winner; the other 44 ended tied, drawn or without a result and are listed apart from the win rate.

Team by team

Somerset: 133 matches, 89 won and 44 lost. Highest innings 265/5 against Derbyshire on 9 July 2022. Widest win by runs: 191 against Derbyshire on 9 July 2022. Leading run scorer WCF Smeed (2,683). Leading wicket taker L Gregory (112).

Surrey: 127 matches, 74 won and 44 lost (3 tied, 6 without a result). Highest innings 258/6 against Sussex on 9 June 2023. Widest win by runs: 124 against Sussex on 9 June 2023. Leading run scorer WG Jacks (2,893). Leading wicket taker RJW Topley (64).

Lancashire: 122 matches, 71 won and 46 lost (3 tied, 2 without a result). Highest innings 243/7 against Derbyshire on 20 June 2025. Widest win by runs: 87 against Nottinghamshire on 31 May 2022. Leading run scorer LS Livingstone (2,346). Leading wicket taker MW Parkinson (89).

Warwickshire: 10 matches, 6 won and 4 lost. Highest innings 224 against Worcestershire on 26 June 2026. Widest win by runs: 76 against Sussex on 1 July 2026. Leading run scorer BJ Webster (531). Leading wicket taker Usman Tariq (13).

Nottinghamshire: 124 matches, 67 won and 50 lost (4 tied, 3 without a result). Highest innings 247/6 against Derbyshire on 23 June 2022. Widest win by runs: 114 against Birmingham Bears on 2 July 2021. Leading run scorer JM Clarke (2,794). Leading wicket taker JT Ball (76).

Birmingham Bears: 111 matches, 60 won and 49 lost (2 tied, 0 without a result). Highest innings 261/2 against Nottinghamshire on 17 June 2022. Widest win by runs: 144 against Worcestershire on 24 June 2022. Leading run scorer SR Hain (3,471). Leading wicket taker DR Briggs (96).

Gloucestershire: 119 matches, 62 won and 53 lost (2 tied, 2 without a result). Highest innings 242/4 against Middlesex on 9 August 2018. Widest win by runs: 121 against Glamorgan on 14 July 2024. Leading run scorer Miles Hammond (2,463). Leading wicket taker DA Payne (143).

Hampshire: 125 matches, 61 won and 58 lost (3 tied, 3 without a result). Highest innings 230/7 against Essex on 30 May 2025. Widest win by runs: 118 against Essex on 2 June 2023. Leading run scorer JM Vince (3,790). Leading wicket taker CP Wood (138).

Sussex: 122 matches, 59 won and 56 lost (1 tied, 6 without a result). Highest innings 233/6 against Essex on 17 June 2022. Widest win by runs: 98 against Glamorgan on 14 August 2018. Leading run scorer LJ Wright (1,779). Leading wicket taker TS Mills (133).

Northamptonshire: 119 matches, 56 won and 59 lost (2 tied, 2 without a result). Highest innings 240/6 against Birmingham Bears on 13 July 2025. Widest win by runs: 130 against Essex on 26 June 2026. Leading run scorer R Vasconcelos (1,885). Leading wicket taker BW Sanderson (128).

Kent: 121 matches, 56 won and 60 lost (1 tied, 4 without a result). Highest innings 236/3 against Essex on 20 June 2021. Widest win by runs: 98 against Middlesex on 31 May 2024. Leading run scorer DJ Bell-Drummond (3,259). Leading wicket taker FJ Klaassen (81).

Yorkshire: 114 matches, 53 won and 57 lost (3 tied, 1 without a result). Highest innings 255/2 against Leicestershire on 23 July 2019. Widest win by runs: 106 against Leicestershire on 8 June 2025. Leading run scorer A Lyth (3,019). Leading wicket taker JA Thompson (99).

Essex: 121 matches, 53 won and 60 lost (3 tied, 5 without a result). Highest innings 254/5 against Glamorgan on 2 July 2022. Widest win by runs: 100 against Sussex on 3 July 2026. Leading run scorer MS Pepper (2,470). Leading wicket taker SR Harmer (121).

Worcestershire: 120 matches, 55 won and 63 lost (2 tied, 0 without a result). Highest innings 226/5 against Nottinghamshire on 2 June 2023. Widest win by runs: 83 against Kent on 3 July 2026. Leading run scorer BL D'Oliveira (2,034). Leading wicket taker PR Brown (94).

Durham: 117 matches, 50 won and 62 lost (2 tied, 3 without a result). Highest innings 231/5 against Nottinghamshire on 4 July 2025. Widest win by runs: 100 against Middlesex on 28 June 2026. Leading run scorer G Clark (2,769). Leading wicket taker BA Raine (97).

Derbyshire: 115 matches, 46 won and 64 lost (4 tied, 1 without a result). Highest innings 234/4 against Nottinghamshire on 29 May 2026. Widest win by runs: 144 against Yorkshire on 18 June 2023. Leading run scorer WL Madsen (3,096). Leading wicket taker GLS Scrimshaw (57).

Glamorgan: 111 matches, 43 won and 64 lost (1 tied, 3 without a result). 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 (2,122). Leading wicket taker DA Douthwaite (89).

Leicestershire: 116 matches, 44 won and 66 lost (2 tied, 4 without a result). Highest innings 229/5 against Birmingham Bears on 13 July 2018. Widest win by runs: 100 against Birmingham Bears on 13 July 2018. Leading run scorer CN Ackermann (1,722). Leading wicket taker CF Parkinson (92).

Middlesex: 117 matches, 33 won and 79 lost (2 tied, 3 without a result). Highest innings 254/3 against Surrey on 22 June 2023. Widest win by runs: 64 against Surrey on 8 August 2019. Leading run scorer SS Eskinazi (2,807). Leading wicket taker TG Helm (98).

Every season table in words

Season 2026, 115 matches: Northamptonshire 12-3; Hampshire 10-5; Nottinghamshire 9-5; Warwickshire 6-4; Yorkshire 7-5; Somerset 8-6; Lancashire 6-5; Essex 7-6; Gloucestershire 7-6; Surrey 7-6; Glamorgan 6-6; Worcestershire 6-6; Durham 5-7; Kent 4-8; Middlesex 4-8; Derbyshire 3-7; Leicestershire 3-9; Sussex 3-9; Birmingham Bears 0-2.

Season 2025, 132 matches: Somerset 14-3; Surrey 11-4; Lancashire 10-6; Durham 8-6; Hampshire 9-7; Northamptonshire 9-7; Birmingham Bears 8-7; Glamorgan 7-7; Kent 7-7 (1 NR); Nottinghamshire 7-7; Worcestershire 7-7; Leicestershire 6-7; Sussex 6-7 (1 NR); Gloucestershire 5-9; Yorkshire 5-9; Derbyshire 4-10; Middlesex 3-9 (1 NR); Essex 3-10 (1 NR).

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).

Season 2023, 132 matches: Somerset 15-2; Birmingham Bears 11-4; Hampshire 10-6; Essex 10-7; Lancashire 8-6; Worcestershire 8-6; Surrey 9-7; Nottinghamshire 8-7; Kent 7-7; Yorkshire 6-6 (1 NR); Derbyshire 6-7; Northamptonshire 6-8; Sussex 6-8; Durham 4-7 (1 NR); Glamorgan 5-9; Gloucestershire 5-9; Middlesex 3-11; Leicestershire 2-12.

Season 2022, 130 matches: Surrey 10-4 (1 NR); Hampshire 12-5; Somerset 11-5; Lancashire 10-5 (1 NR); Essex 9-5; Birmingham Bears 9-6; Derbyshire 9-6; Leicestershire 8-6; Nottinghamshire 7-6 (1 NR); Yorkshire 8-7; Gloucestershire 6-6; Northamptonshire 6-6 (1 NR); Glamorgan 5-7 (1 NR); Middlesex 4-10; Sussex 4-10; Durham 3-10 (1 NR); Kent 3-11; Worcestershire 2-11.

Season 2021, 120 matches: Kent 12-4; Nottinghamshire 9-3; Somerset 10-5; Sussex 7-4 (2 NR); Surrey 6-5 (2 NR); Hampshire 7-6; Lancashire 7-6; Yorkshire 7-6; Birmingham Bears 7-7; Gloucestershire 6-6; Worcestershire 6-6; Leicestershire 6-8; Durham 5-8; Essex 5-8; Derbyshire 4-7; Northamptonshire 4-8; Middlesex 4-9; Glamorgan 3-9.

Hundreds, five-wicket hauls and leaders

89 individual hundreds are recorded, the most by CA Lynn (6), JM Vince (5), AJ Finch (3), MM Ali (3) and JL Denly (2).

61 five-wicket innings are recorded, the most by LJ Fletcher (2), SM Curran (2), BGF Green (2), BA Raine (2) and N McAndrew (2).

The ten leading run scorers are JM Vince (3,790), SR Hain (3,716), DJ Bell-Drummond (3,259), JM Clarke (3,190), LJ Evans (3,173), WL Madsen (3,096), A Lyth (3,019), T Kohler-Cadmore (2,998), AJ Hose (2,969) and SS Eskinazi (2,904).

The ten leading wicket takers are DR Briggs (147), CF Parkinson (144), DA Payne (143), CP Wood (138), TS Mills (133), BW Sanderson (128), PR Brown (128), SR Harmer (121), MW Parkinson (119) and NA Sowter (118).

Narrow finishes

The narrowest wins by runs are Lancashire won by 1 run (20 July 2018, against Yorkshire), Surrey won by 1 run (23 August 2019, against Kent), Worcestershire won by 1 run (21 September 2019, against Nottinghamshire), Kent won by 1 run (3 September 2020, against Sussex) and Glamorgan won by 1 run (29 June 2021, against Surrey).

One-wicket finishes: Birmingham Bears against Worcestershire on 20 June 2025 and Nottinghamshire against Leicestershire on 6 July 2025.

Tied matches: Northamptonshire v Birmingham Bears on 20 July 2018, Hampshire v Essex on 21 July 2018, Sussex v Surrey on 26 July 2019, Glamorgan v Gloucestershire on 1 August 2019, Yorkshire v Birmingham Bears on 4 August 2019, Hampshire v Essex on 25 August 2019, Middlesex v Kent on 29 August 2020 and Essex v Surrey on 30 August 2020.

Innings and margins in order

The five highest innings are 265/5 by Somerset against Derbyshire (9 July 2022), 261/2 by Birmingham Bears against Nottinghamshire (17 June 2022), 258/6 by Surrey against Sussex (9 June 2023), 255/2 by Yorkshire against Leicestershire (23 July 2019) and 254/3 by Middlesex against Surrey (22 June 2023).

The five lowest completed innings are 44 by Glamorgan against Surrey (25 July 2019), 57 by Nottinghamshire against Birmingham Bears (7 July 2024), 59 by Kent against Worcestershire (3 July 2026), 63 by Birmingham Bears against Nottinghamshire (2 July 2021) and 68 by Yorkshire against Derbyshire (18 June 2023).

The widest wins by runs are 191 by Somerset against Derbyshire (9 July 2022), 144 by Birmingham Bears against Worcestershire (24 June 2022), 144 by Derbyshire against Yorkshire (18 June 2023), 130 by Northamptonshire against Essex (26 June 2026) and 127 by Birmingham Bears against Derbyshire (18 July 2025).

The widest wins by wickets are 10 by Somerset against Essex (3 August 2018), 10 by Nottinghamshire against Middlesex (5 September 2019), 10 by Nottinghamshire against Worcestershire (22 June 2021), 10 by Somerset against Kent (28 June 2021) and 10 by Birmingham Bears against Yorkshire (30 June 2021).

Grounds

The grounds that have hosted the most matches are County Ground, New Road, Worcester (123), Edgbaston, Birmingham (93), Trent Bridge, Nottingham (64), The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton (63), Kennington Oval, London (63), Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street (61), The Rose Bowl, Southampton (59), Grace Road, Leicester (58), Headingley, Leeds (58), St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury (57), Sophia Gardens, Cardiff (56) and Old Trafford, Manchester (53).

Season 2026

115 matches

Team	P	W	L	T	Win %
Northamptonshire	15	12	3	0	80
Hampshire	15	10	5	0	66.7
Nottinghamshire	14	9	5	0	64.3
Warwickshire	10	6	4	0	60
Yorkshire	13	7	5	1	58.3
Somerset	14	8	6	0	57.1
Lancashire	12	6	5	1	54.5
Essex	13	7	6	0	53.8
Gloucestershire	13	7	6	0	53.8
Surrey	13	7	6	0	53.8
Glamorgan	12	6	6	0	50
Worcestershire	12	6	6	0	50
Durham	12	5	7	0	41.7
Kent	12	4	8	0	33.3
Middlesex	12	4	8	0	33.3
Derbyshire	12	3	7	2	30
Leicestershire	12	3	9	0	25
Sussex	12	3	9	0	25
Birmingham Bears	2	0	2	0	0

Latest results

18 Jul 2026 · T20 · Vitality Blast Men Edgbaston, Birmingham, Birmingham

Northamptonshire 169(19.5 ov) Hampshire 155(19.2 ov)
Northamptonshire won by 14 runs

Northamptonshire: runs per over

Hampshire: runs per over
18 Jul 2026 · T20 · Vitality Blast Men Edgbaston, Birmingham, Birmingham

Hampshire 187/3(20 ov) Nottinghamshire 160(19.5 ov)
Hampshire won by 27 runs

Hampshire: runs per over

Nottinghamshire: runs per over
18 Jul 2026 · T20 · Vitality Blast Men Edgbaston, Birmingham, Birmingham

Northamptonshire 143(19.2 ov) Somerset 126/9(20 ov)
Northamptonshire won by 17 runs

Northamptonshire: runs per over

Somerset: runs per over
15 Jul 2026 · T20 · Vitality Blast Men Headingley, Leeds, Leeds

Yorkshire 161/9(20 ov) Somerset 162/8(19.5 ov)
Somerset won by 2 wickets

Yorkshire: runs per over

Somerset: runs per over
15 Jul 2026 · T20 · Vitality Blast Men Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Nottingham

Nottinghamshire 163/6(20 ov) Surrey 156/7(20 ov)
Nottinghamshire won by 7 runs

Nottinghamshire: runs per over

Surrey: runs per over
15 Jul 2026 · T20 · Vitality Blast Men County Ground, Northampton, Northampton

Gloucestershire 152(20 ov) Northamptonshire 153/3(17.4 ov)
Northamptonshire won by 8 wickets

Gloucestershire: runs per over

Northamptonshire: runs per over
15 Jul 2026 · T20 · Vitality Blast Men The Rose Bowl, Southampton, Southampton

Hampshire 211/3(20 ov) Essex 136/9(20 ov)
Hampshire won by 75 runs

Hampshire: runs per over

Essex: runs per over
12 Jul 2026 · T20 · Vitality Blast Men St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury, Canterbury

Middlesex 172/6(20 ov) Kent 158/7(20 ov)
Middlesex won by 14 runs

Middlesex: runs per over

Kent: runs per over
12 Jul 2026 · T20 · Vitality Blast Men County Ground, Bristol, Bristol

Glamorgan 235/7(20 ov) Gloucestershire 185(19.1 ov)
Glamorgan won by 50 runs
12 Jul 2026 · T20 · Vitality Blast Men County Ground, Northampton, Northampton

Northamptonshire 153(20 ov) Warwickshire 154/5(18.2 ov)
Warwickshire won by 5 wickets
12 Jul 2026 · T20 · Vitality Blast Men The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton, Taunton

Somerset 194/7(20 ov) Worcestershire 116(16 ov)
Somerset won by 78 runs
12 Jul 2026 · T20 · Vitality Blast Men County Ground, Derby, Derby

Leicestershire 171/8(20 ov) Derbyshire 172/3(14.3 ov)
Derbyshire won by 7 wickets

Season 2025

132 matches

Team	P	W	L	T	NR	Win %
Somerset	17	14	3	0	0	82.4
Surrey	15	11	4	0	0	73.3
Lancashire	16	10	6	0	0	62.5
Durham	14	8	6	0	0	57.1
Hampshire	17	9	7	1	0	56.2
Northamptonshire	16	9	7	0	0	56.2
Birmingham Bears	15	8	7	0	0	53.3
Glamorgan	14	7	7	0	0	50
Kent	15	7	7	0	1	50
Nottinghamshire	14	7	7	0	0	50
Worcestershire	14	7	7	0	0	50
Leicestershire	13	6	7	0	0	46.2
Sussex	14	6	7	0	1	46.2
Gloucestershire	14	5	9	0	0	35.7
Yorkshire	14	5	9	0	0	35.7
Derbyshire	14	4	10	0	0	28.6
Middlesex	14	3	9	1	1	25
Essex	14	3	10	0	1	23.1

Season 2024

126 matches

Team	P	W	L	T	NR	Win %
Surrey	15	10	4	1	0	71.4
Birmingham Bears	15	10	5	0	0	66.7
Gloucestershire	17	10	6	1	0	62.5
Somerset	16	10	6	0	0	62.5
Sussex	16	10	6	0	0	62.5
Northamptonshire	14	8	5	1	0	61.5
Lancashire	12	7	5	0	0	58.3
Essex	13	7	6	0	0	53.8
Durham	15	7	7	0	1	50
Leicestershire	14	6	6	1	1	50
Derbyshire	13	6	7	0	0	46.2
Glamorgan	13	6	7	0	0	46.2
Yorkshire	13	6	7	0	0	46.2
Hampshire	12	4	7	0	1	36.4
Kent	14	4	10	0	0	28.6
Worcestershire	14	4	10	0	0	28.6
Middlesex	12	3	8	0	1	27.3
Nottinghamshire	14	3	9	0	2	25

Season 2023

132 matches

Team	P	W	L	T	NR	Win %
Somerset	17	15	2	0	0	88.2
Birmingham Bears	15	11	4	0	0	73.3
Hampshire	16	10	6	0	0	62.5
Essex	17	10	7	0	0	58.8
Lancashire	14	8	6	0	0	57.1
Worcestershire	15	8	6	1	0	57.1
Surrey	16	9	7	0	0	56.2
Nottinghamshire	15	8	7	0	0	53.3
Kent	14	7	7	0	0	50
Yorkshire	13	6	6	0	1	50
Derbyshire	14	6	7	1	0	46.2
Northamptonshire	14	6	8	0	0	42.9
Sussex	14	6	8	0	0	42.9
Durham	14	4	7	2	1	36.4
Glamorgan	14	5	9	0	0	35.7
Gloucestershire	14	5	9	0	0	35.7
Middlesex	14	3	11	0	0	21.4
Leicestershire	14	2	12	0	0	14.3

Season 2022

130 matches

Team	P	W	L	T	NR	Win %
Surrey	15	10	4	0	1	71.4
Hampshire	17	12	5	0	0	70.6
Somerset	16	11	5	0	0	68.8
Lancashire	17	10	5	1	1	66.7
Essex	14	9	5	0	0	64.3
Birmingham Bears	15	9	6	0	0	60
Derbyshire	15	9	6	0	0	60
Leicestershire	14	8	6	0	0	57.1
Nottinghamshire	14	7	6	0	1	53.8
Yorkshire	16	8	7	1	0	53.3
Gloucestershire	12	6	6	0	0	50
Northamptonshire	13	6	6	0	1	50
Glamorgan	13	5	7	0	1	41.7
Middlesex	14	4	10	0	0	28.6
Sussex	14	4	10	0	0	28.6
Durham	14	3	10	0	1	23.1
Kent	14	3	11	0	0	21.4
Worcestershire	13	2	11	0	0	15.4

Season 2021

120 matches

Team	P	W	L	T	NR	Win %
Kent	16	12	4	0	0	75
Nottinghamshire	15	9	3	3	0	75
Somerset	15	10	5	0	0	66.7
Sussex	13	7	4	0	2	63.6
Surrey	13	6	5	0	2	54.5
Hampshire	13	7	6	0	0	53.8
Lancashire	14	7	6	1	0	53.8
Yorkshire	13	7	6	0	0	53.8
Birmingham Bears	14	7	7	0	0	50
Gloucestershire	12	6	6	0	0	50
Worcestershire	13	6	6	1	0	50
Leicestershire	14	6	8	0	0	42.9
Durham	13	5	8	0	0	38.5
Essex	13	5	8	0	0	38.5
Derbyshire	12	4	7	1	0	36.4
Northamptonshire	12	4	8	0	0	33.3
Middlesex	13	4	9	0	0	30.8
Glamorgan	12	3	9	0	0	25

Questions and answers

Which team has the best record in Vitality Blast?

On win rate across the recorded matches, Somerset: 89 wins and 44 defeats from 133 matches (66.9%).

How many matches are recorded for Vitality Blast?

1,082, from 4 July 2018 to 18 July 2026.

Who has scored the most runs in Vitality Blast?

JM Vince has the most recorded runs: 3,790 from 117 matches.

Who has taken the most wickets in Vitality Blast?

DR Briggs leads with 147 wickets from 120 matches.

What is the highest total in Vitality Blast?

265/5 by Somerset against Derbyshire on 9 July 2022.