Vitality T20 Blast 2022 Schedule, Squad, Points Table, Live Stream

Vitality T20 Blast 2022 Schedule Squad: The competition was established by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) in 2003 as the first professional Twenty20 league in the world. It is the top-level Twenty20 competition in England and Wales.

The competition has been known by a variety of names due to commercial sponsorship. It was known as the Twenty20 Cup from 2003 to 2009, the Friends Provident t20 and Friends Life t20 from 2010 to 2013, and the Natwest t20 Blast from 2014 to 2017.

The competition has been sponsored by insurance company Vitality since 2018 and is known as the Vitality Blast.

Vitality T20 Blast 2022 Points Table

The Vitality T20 Blast 2022 Points Table will be updated here at the end of each match. Check Vitality T20 Blast 2022 Points Table for both North and South groups below:

North Group

South Group

Vitality T20 Blast 2022 Updates

• Surrey signs West Indies spinner Narine for the Vitality Blast 2022.

Vitality T20 Blast 2022 Schedule

Vitality T20 Blast 2022 Schedule: The 20th edition of domestic T20 cricket will begin on 25 May with champions Kent Spitfires to host Somerset in a re-match of last season’s final.

As per Vitality T20 Blast 2022 Schedule, the Vitality T20 Blast group stage will take place over a 40-day period with 99 of the 126 matches to be played on a Thursday, Friday, and at the weekend. The quarter-finals will be staged from 6-9 July before the sold-out Finals Day will be staged at Edgbaston a week later.

Vitality T20 Blast 2022 Squad

Vitality T20 Blast 2022 Squad will be updated here right after the official announcement from the ECB. Stay tuned for regular updates!!!!

Yorkshire

Overseas players: Haris Rauf (Pakistan – six County Championship matches, T20 Blast), Shadab Khan (Pakistan, T20 Blast), Finn Allen (New Zealand – June onwards, T20 Blast), Dimuth Karunaratne (Sri Lanka, three County Championship matches)

Players in: Yet to Announce

Players out: Duanne Olivier, Matthew Waite (Worcestershire, two-week loan)

Worcestershire

Overseas players: Azhar Ali (Pakistan, County Championship), Colin Munro (New Zealand, T20 Blast), Dwayne Bravo (West Indies, T20 Blast)

Players in: Taylor Cornall (Lancashire),  Ed Pollock (Warwickshire), Ben Gibbon (Cheshire), Matthew Waite (Yorkshire, two-week loan)

Players out: Ross Whiteley (Hampshire, white-ball contract), Alex Milton (released), Daryl Mitchell (retired)

Warwickshire

Overseas players: Carlos Brathwaite (West Indies, T20 Blast), Paul Stirling (Ireland, T20 Blast), Nathan McAndrew (Australia – 10 County Championship matches, T20 Blast cover)

Players in: Alex Davies (Lancashire)

Players out: Alex Thomson (Derbyshire), Ed Pollock (Worcestershire), Jacob Bethell (one-game loan, Gloucestershire)

Sussex

Overseas players: Mohammad Rizwan (Pakistan, Championship & T20 Blast), Rashid Khan (Afghanistan, T20 Blast), Cheteshwar Pujara (India, Championship & One-day Cup), Josh Philippe (Australia, Championship & T20 Blast, partial replacement for Rizwan), Tim Seifert (T20 Blast, partial replacement for Philippe)

Players in: Fynn Hudson-Prentice (Derbyshire), Steve Finn (Middlesex), Tom Hinley (academy), Tom Alsop (Hampshire, loan), George Burrows (County Championship, first four matches), Grant Stewart (Kent, one-month loan – April/May)

Players out: Phil Salt (Lancashire), Chris Jordan (Surrey), Aaron Thomason (released), Stuart Meaker, Mitch Claydon (both retired), Ben Brown (released)

Surrey

Overseas players: Kemar Roach (West Indies, Championship – April & May), Hashim Amla (South Africa, Championship), Sunil Narine (T20 Blast), Colin de Grandhomme (New Zealand three County Championship matches, replacement for Roach), Kieron Pollard (West Indies, T20 Blast)

Players in: Cameron Steel (Durham), Chris Jordan (Sussex)

Players out: Mark Stoneman (Middlesex), Jade Dernbach, Liam Plunkett (both released), Gareth Batty, Rikki Clarke (both retired)

Somerset

Overseas players: Peter Siddle (Australia), Rilee Rossouw (South Africa)

Players in:

Players out: Eddie Byrom (Glamorgan)

Nottinghamshire

Overseas players: Dane Paterson (South Africa), James Pattinson (Australia), Dan Christian (Australia, T20 Blast)

Players in:

Players out: Ben Compton (Kent), Tom Barber (released), Peter Trego (retired), Zak Chappell (one-month loan, Gloucestershire)

Northamptonshire

Overseas players: Will Young (New Zealand, County Championship, One-Day Cup), Jimmy Neesham (New Zealand, T20 Blast, one County Championship game), Matthew Kelly (Australia, County Championship & T20 Blast cover for Neesham), Chris Lynn (Australia, T20 Blast)

Players in: Lewis McManus (Hampshire, April loan)

Players out: Richard Levi (released), Adam Rossington (Essex, season-long loan)

Middlesex

Overseas players: Shaheen Shah Afridi (Pakistan, all competitions until mid-July), Mujeeb Ur Rahman (T20 Blast)

Players in: Mark Stoneman (Surrey), Daniel O’Driscoll (Academy)

Players out: James Harris (Glamorgan), Steve Finn (Sussex), Nick Gubbins (Hampshire)

Leicestershire

Overseas players: Wiaan Mulder (South Africa, County Championship, One-Day Cup) Naveen-ul-Haq (Afghanistan, T20 Blast), Rahmanullah Gurbaz (Afghanistan, T20 Blast), Beuran Hendricks (South Africa, County Championship, One-Day Cup), Hamish Rutherford (New Zealand, T20 Blast)

Players in: Tom Scriven (Hampshire), Roman Walker (Glamorgan)

Players out: Dieter Klein (released)

Lancashire

Overseas players: Tim David (Singapore, T20 Blast), Hassan Ali (Pakistan, County Championship – April and May)

Players in: Phil Salt (Sussex), George Bell (Academy)

Players out: Taylor Cornall (Worcestershire), Alex Davies (Warwickshire), George Burrows, Owais Shah, Ed Moulton (all released), Liam Hurt (Derbyshire, short-term loan)

Kent

Overseas players: Qais Ahmad (Afghanistan, T20 Blast), George Linde (South Africa),Jackson Bird (Australia, April and May – County Championship)

Players in: Matt Quinn (Essex), Ben Compton (Nottinghamshire),  Adam Rossington (Northamptonshire, season-long loan)

Players out: Grant Stewart (Sussex, one-month loan – April/May)

Hampshire

Overseas players: Kyle Abbott (South Africa), Mohammad Abbas (Pakistan, April and May – County Championship), Ben McDermott (Australia, T20 Blast), Nathan Ellis (T20 Blast)

Players in: Nick Gubbins (Middlesex), Ross Whiteley (Worcestershire, white-ball contract), Ben Brown (Sussex)

Players out: Ajeet Dale (Hampshire), Sam Northeast (Glamorgan), Tom Scriven (Leicestershire), Ryan Stevenson, Brad Taylor (both retired), Tom Alsop (Sussex, loan), Lewis McManus (Northamptonshire, loan), Brad Wheal (two-week loan, Gloucestershire)

Gloucestershire

Overseas players: Marcus Harris (Australia), Zafar Gohar (Pakistan), Naseem Shah (Pakistan), Mohammad Amir (Pakistan – three games in April and May)

Players in: Ajeet Dale (Hampshire), Paul van Meekeren (Durham), Zak Chappell (Nottinghamshire, one-month loan), Jacob Bethell (Warwickshire, one-game loan), Brad Wheal (Hampshire, two-week loan)

Players out: George Hankins, Harry Hankins (both released)

Glamorgan

Overseas players: Marnus Labuschagne (Australia), Colin Ingram (South Africa, T20 Blast), Michael Neser (Australia)

Players in: Eddie Byrom (Somerset), James Harris (Middlesex), Sam Northeast (Hampshire)

Players out: Roman Walker (Leicestershire), Nick Selman (released)

Essex

Overseas players: Simon Harmer (South Africa), Mark Steketee (Australia, first six County Championship games), Daniel Sams (Australia, T20 Blast)

Players in: Matt Critchley (Derbyshire)

Players out: Matt Quinn (Kent), Varun Chopra, Ryan ten Doeschate (both retired)

Durham

Overseas players: David Bedingham (South Africa), Keegan Petersen (South Africa, seven County Championship fixtures), Ashton Turner (T20 Blast)

Players in: Yet to Announce

Players out: Cameron Steel (Surrey)

Derbyshire

Overseas players: Dustin Melton (Zimbabwe), Shan Masood (Pakistan, all formats), Suranga Lakmal (Sri Lanka, all formats)

Players in: Alex Thomson (Warwickshire), Mark Watt (T20 Blast only), Liam Hurt (Lancashire, short-term loan)

Players out: Matt Critchley (Essex), Fynn Hudson-Prentice (Sussex), Nils Priestley (released), Harvey Hosein (retired)

Vitality T20 Blast 2022 Groups

North Group

Birmingham Bears, Derbyshire Falcons, Durham, Lancashire Lightning, Leicestershire Foxes, Northamptonshire Steelbacks, Notts Outlaws, Worcestershire Rapids, Yorkshire Vikings.

South Group

Essex Eagles, Gloucestershire, Hampshire Hawks, Kent Spitfires, Glamorgan, Middlesex, Somerset, Surrey, Sussex Sharks.Vitality T20 Blast 2022 Live Streaming

Sky Sports is set to broadcast 19 matches throughout the group stage, with each county set to feature at least twice before the four quarter-finals and Finals Day.

All Vitality T20 Blast fixtures will be available via BBC Local Radio stations with extensive coverage also on 5 Live Sports Extra.

The ECB will again host live streams of every match on the ECB website and ECB app.

How to Buy Tickets for Vitality T20 Blast 2022? 

This year’s Vitality T20 Blast will feature more fan-friendly timeslots with 99 of the 126 group-stage matches to be played on a Thursday night, Friday night or at the weekend.

Visit ecb.co.uk/blast-tickets for links to every team’s season ticket pass and take advantage of multi-match savings.

T20 Blast Winners List

Leicestershire Foxes are the most successful team of the T20 Blast where they won the title for a maximum of 3 times. Following are the details of the T20 Blast winners list since 2003: