2024 T20 Blast Finals Day Odds

The 18 English counties compete in the T20 Blast each season and the battle to be crowned Twenty20 champions for 2024 has been whittled down to four remaining teams.

With the group stage and quarter-finals done and dusted, just four sides are left in the competition and Finals Day is scheduled to take place at Edgbaston on Saturday 14th September.

2024 T20 Blast Odds

(Odds will display when the market is available)

Surrey

County cricket's inaugural T20 champions in 2003, Surrey are still waiting for a second title, but that could change this year after they topped the South Group.

Boasting a record of nine wins, three losses, one tie and a no result, Surrey produced some superb cricket to reach the knockout stages.

Dom Sibley (67) and Sam Curran (52) were then Surrey's heroes with the bat in the quarter-final tie against Durham as they chased down their target of 164 with two overs remaining.

Sussex

Sussex managed to finish second in the South Group, boasting a record of nine wins and five defeats, and in Daniel Hughes they have one of the competition's standout performers.

The Sharks produced a dominant display in their quarter-final tie with Lancashire - dismissing the visitors for just 114 and then chasing down their modest target with 35 balls to spare.

Somerset

No team has ever won back-to-back T20 Blast titles, but Somerset are still in the running to do so after finishing third in the South Group and coming through a high-scoring affair in their quarter-final.

Fantastic hitting from Tom Banton and Tom Kohler-Cadmore helped Somerset to a massive 215/3 against Northants and the defending champions held their nerve to secure a 17-run victory and make it to yet another Finals Day.

Gloucestershire

Gloucestershire had the unenviable task of taking on the Birmingham Bears at Edgbaston, but they upset the odds to make it four wins from four for the South Group sides in the T20 Blast quarter-finals.

Despite Gloucestershire being bowled out for just 138, some terrific bowling from David Payne, Josh Shaw and Ollie Price restricted the hosts to 124/9 from their 20 overs to secure a shock victory and a place at Finals Day.

Any odds displayed were correct at the time of writing and are subject to fluctuation.