A rain-shortened Vitality T20 Blast game saw Kent Spitfires edged out by South group leaders Surrey at The Kia Oval on Sunday. Surrey, put in and with an unfamiliar batting line-up, reached 103-5 from 10 overs after play finally got under way more than two hours late. And then more rain – arriving just as Kent were about to start their response – left them needing 87 from eight overs under the Duckworth–Lewis–Stern calculations. Despite late hitting from Feroze Khushi, who made 35, and Sam Billings, who swept Reece Topley for six in a seventh over costing 20 and in which Khushi also bludgeoned…
