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Clear your Sundays – because July at Utilita Bowl is bringing the heat.
With back-to-back double headers featuring both Hampshire Hawks Men and Women, it’s the perfect way for fans, families, and cricket lovers to enjoy four huge match-ups in two action-packed Super Sundays.
Sunday 6th July – Unique Rivalry, All Stars & Dynamos Day
Hampshire Hawks Women vs Somerset (11am) Hampshire Hawks Men vs Somerset (3pm)
This is more than just a fixture – it’s a family day out with the stars of the future and present all in one place.
All Stars & Dynamos Day
Free entry for all registered All Stars & Dynamos participants and activators
50% off tickets for their families
Kids' activities, games, giveaways and more throughout the day
All Stars & Dynamos can receive information about how to gain free access and access 50% discounted tickets by contacting their club activator.
And on the pitch? A rivalry steeped in T20 history.
Hampshire vs Somerset is one of the most iconic match-ups in Vitality Blast history – including the 2010 Final right here at the Ageas Bowl.
Somerset currently top the Men’s Blast table, but with Ellyse Perry set to make her first home appearance in a Hawks shirt, and a strong Hawks squad led by Georgia Adams, with key performers Maia Bouchier, Ella McCaughan and Freya Kemp, the women’s match will be just as fiercely contested.
Sunday 13th July – El Clasicoast
Bears Women vs Hampshire Hawks (11am) Hampshire Hawks Men vs Sussex Sharks (3pm)
Three apex predators. Two thrilling matches. One unmissable day.
This double header sees the Bears, Sharks and Hawks all descend on Utilita Bowl for a blockbuster day of T20 cricket. The clash between Hampshire Hawks Men and Sussex Sharks is known as ‘El Clasicoast’ – the oldest T20 rivalry in the world, dating back to the first-ever Blast match, played here in 2003.
Relive the very first T20 Blast match held here in Southampton with the video below, featuring match highlights of the historic game and reflections from key players who featured in the fixture: Sussex captain Chris Adams and Hampshire batter Derek Kenway.
Expect passion, power, and a packed crowd for a game that always delivers.
Earlier in the day, we host Bears Women for the very first time at Utilita Bowl, fresh from winning the reverse fixture in Birmingham. Can Georgia Adams and co. turn the tables on home soil?
Big Players. Big Moments. Big Crowds.
Both Sundays are expected to feature some of the biggest names in the game, including:
Ellyse Perry (Australia) – makes her home debut on 6th July
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