AI win probability for all four T20 Blast quarter-finals — updated every ball. Hampshire vs Essex, Notts vs Surrey, Yorkshire vs Somerset, Northants vs Gloucestershire.
View Live AI Prediction →Hampshire vs Essex is always a competitive South Group rivalry. The Ageas Bowl is a batting-friendly venue with average T20 totals around 160-170. Essex's bowling attack and Hampshire's explosive top order make this one of the tightest QF matchups.
Trent Bridge is one of England's most batting-friendly T20 venues — expect high scores. Nottinghamshire have strong home form here, but Surrey bring serious firepower and depth throughout their batting order.
Yorkshire vs Somerset at Headingley is a genuine North vs South Group showdown. Headingley can swing in cooler conditions — pace bowlers tend to get more out of the surface here than at southern grounds. Somerset have T20 pedigree and won't be overawed.
An intriguing clash between two sides who punched above their weight to reach the knockout stage. Northants play fast and aggressive with bat — Gloucestershire's bowling attack will be tested hard. County Ground Northampton tends to produce competitive, evenly contested T20 matches.
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