Seb Stuart-Reckling will leave Surrey this month at the end of his two-year contract following the conclusion of the 2026 season.

The left-arm seamer has been at the club on a rookie contract for two seasons while he has been studying at Oxford Brookes University, playing one match for the first team.

Stuart-Reckling’s cricketing journey began at Stoke D’Abernon Cricket Club before moving to Banstead, where he continues to play.

He appeared for the Pathway under-14s before returning to play a consistent role as an opening bowler for the under-18s side, winning the National County under-18 T20 cup and the regional plate in 2023. He was a key part of the team that won the Second XI Championship in 2025.

A team player through and through, Stuart-Reckling has been a popular figure among the playing staff and around the Kia Oval.

“Everyone at Surrey wishes Seb well for the future and we thank him for his time at the club,” said Surrey director of cricket Alec Stewart.

On leaving, Stuart-Reckling said: “Being a Surrey cricketer has meant a great deal to me, and it has been an honour.

“I have absolutely loved my time in the dressing room and have learnt a lot from the environment.

“I have brilliant memories of playing for the club’s age group sides and progressing to the second XI before making my first-team debut, which is a day I’ll always remember.

“Winning the National under-18 T20 County Cup alongside friends I grew up with and then went on to represent the first XI alongside will always be special.

“I would like to thank all the coaches and staff for their support over the past couple of years and I wish the group the best of luck in the future.”