Kent vs Hampshire Predictions - Hampshire heading for four wins in a row

Simon Lewis

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Last updated: 07 Jun 2025

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Simon Lewis 07 Jun 2025

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Toby Albert has scored 54, 28* & 73* runs in his last three innings.
Zak Crawley (140 runs, ave 46.66) is seventh in the Vitality Blast runs list.
Can Hampshire beat Kent to make it four wins from four?

Toby Albert ramps against Guyana Global. (credit: Ashley Allen / Getty Images)

Kent vs Hampshire Predictions

Hampshire have blown their opposition away to win their first three matches, so I am backing them to beat Kent who come into the match on the back of a big loss to Surrey.

Hampshire’s Toby Albert (155 runs, ave 155.00) is joint fifth in the Vitality Blast runs list.
Hampshire’s Dewald Brevis has scored 52, 42, 57, 68 & 9* in his last 5 innings.
Kent’s Zak Crawley has scored 68, 124, 37, 57 & 46 in his last 5 innings.
Kent’s Tawanda Muyeye has scored 55, 42, 34 & 26 in his last 5 innings.

Head-to-Head

Hampshire have won two and lost three of their last five matches against Kent.

Kent Form

After winning their opener against Gloucestershire by four runs and having their match against Middlesex rained off, Kent lost their third game to Surrey by 42 runs.

Surrey posted a competitive total of 193/7 off their 20 overs to set Kent a tough challenge. Grant Stewart (3/27) was the pick of the Kent bowlers.

Zak Crawley top-scored for Kent with 46 off 31 balls, but they lost six wickets for nine runs as they slumped to 151/9 off their 20 overs.

Kent Team News

Kent have named an unchanged squad of 13 players for this match, with Zak Crawley still available ahead of his England’s Test Series against India. Chris Benjamin has been ruled out of the match through injury (shoulder), along with Joey Evison, Jaydn Denly and Marcus O’Riordan.

Hampshire Form

Hampshire made it three wins from their opening three matches of the Vitality Blast season when they beat Gloucestershire by seven wickets with 30 balls in hand.

John Turner (3/28, econ 7.00) starred with the ball as Gloucestershire were bowled out for 119 with one ball of their 20 overs to spare.

Toby Albert (73* off 44 balls) powered his side to a seven-wicket win with five overs to spare.