Brad Wheal Confirms Retirement From The Game
30-year-old South African-born bowler Brad Wheal has announced his retirement from professional cricket due to injury
The Ageas Bowl is proud to present A Celebratory Dinner for Shaun "Shaggy" Udal, a fundraising event to help raise money for Shaun’s treatment and care as he continues his journey with Parkinson's. The fundraising dinner will take place in the impressive Ageas Ballroom, within the Hilton at The Ageas Bowl, from 7:00 pm on Friday 29th April.
Udal is a Hampshire Cricket legend, who spent 18 years at the club, from 1989 to 2007. During that time, the spin bowler took over 700 wickets and earned international recognition, making fifteen appearances for England.
His highlight on the international stage came against India in 2006 when Shaggy took an impressive 4-14, which included the wicket of Sachin Tendulkar.
Shaun is currently living with Parkinson's and this Celebratory Dinner will help to raise funds to support his ongoing treatment and care.
The evening will begin with a drinks reception followed by a three-course dinner with wine. Throughout the event, guests will be able to participate in an auction/raffle and a Q&A session with special celebrity guests who will be in attendance as we celebrate Shaun's career.
Tickets for the evening are available at £70 per person, with tables of 10 available for £675.00.
The net proceeds of the fundraising evening will be donated to Shaun for his ongoing treatment and care.
Follow the link below to purchase your tickets.
If you have any questions regarding the event or you require more information, please contact [email protected].
30-year-old South African-born bowler Brad Wheal has announced his retirement from professional cricket due to injury
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