Match Preview: Hampshire Hawks v The Blaze & Middlesex, Vitality Blast Double Header
Hawks Men can guarantee a spot in the top two of the South Group, whilst Hawks Women require just one victory to reach Finals Day
Hampshire's 'el clasicoast' clash against Sussex on Thursday 10th September saw them return to the The Ageas Bowl for their first home Vitality Blast match of the summer.
Sussex ran out winners by 13-runs in the Sky-televised match to leave Hampshire with some work to do in their remaining five South Group fixtures.
James Vince’s side travel to Middlesex on Saturday 12th September (2pm) and then face Kent Spitfires (Mon 14th, 2pm), Essex Eagles (Wed 16th, 2pm), Surrey (Fri 18th, 2pm) and Middlesex (Sun 20th, 1pm) at the The Ageas Bowl as they chase a quarter-final spot.
While the The Ageas Bowl's four remaining Vitality Blast matches are behind-closed-doors you can still get involved courtesy of the Fan Cam within the Hampshire Cricket App!
We’ll be streaming all four of Hampshire’s remaining T20 fixtures at the The Ageas Bowl and you can record a video or share a photo to feature in these streams – simply download the free Hampshire Cricket App, open the Fan Cam within the App and record your video or capture a photo, it’s that simple!
Your video or photo could be a message of support, your best celebration, a recording of you following the stream from home or just you in a Hampshire shirt - whatever you'd like to share!
The Hampshire Cricket App is free to download on both iOS and Android devices and can be downloaded via the link below.
Hawks Men can guarantee a spot in the top two of the South Group, whilst Hawks Women require just one victory to reach Finals Day
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