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
Hampshire Cricket is pleased to announce a once in a generation event will be taking place this summer – The Hampshire Captains’ Dinner
The showcase event will see all twelve living Hampshire Club Captains attend an evening filled with heritage and history commemorating this amazing Cricket Club.
The twelve Captains attending include (in chronological order of Captaincy role at Hampshire): Richard Gilliat, Bob Stephenson, Nick Pocock, Mark Nicholas, John Stevenson, Robin Smith, Shane Warne, John Crawley, Dimitri Mascarenhas, Dominic Cork, James Adams, and current skipper, James Vince.
The images below feature just some of the Captains in attendance:
The Ageas Ballroom, located within the Hilton Hotel on-site, will be play host to the feature event with doors opening from 7pm on Tuesday 28th August, two days before England’s fourth Test of their series against India at the The Ageas Bowl.
The evening will include a high-quality three-course meal alongside two in-depth Q&A sessions with six Captains per session, led by ex-Hampshire all-rounder, Kevan James.
All proceeds raised from the event will be put towards the Hampshire Cricket in the Community charity.
There will be chances to secure Premium Tables as well as Standard Tables to the Captains’ Dinner, with Premium spots including a private drinks reception with the Captains as well as a host of other additional benefits available.
Hampshire Cricket Members can enjoy a 3-week ticketing priority period from Friday 23rd March before tickets go on general sale on Friday 13th April.
To view more details about the Hampshire Captains’ Dinner, please follow the link below.
30-year-old South African-born bowler Brad Wheal has announced his retirement from professional cricket due to injury
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