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Tickets for Hampshire Cricket's matches in 2025 are now on general sale
Tickets for Hampshire Cricket’s matches in 2025 are now on sale, with the season kicking off at Utilita Bowl on Friday 4th April when Yorkshire visit the south coast for the opening round of the Rothesay County Championship.
The 2025 season sees men’s and women’s professional cricket aligned for the first time, as Hampshire’s women kick off their Women’s Metro Bank One Day Cup campaign away to Warwickshire.
The Vitality Blast comes to town on Friday 30th May in the first of four double-headers at Utilita Bowl when the Hawks take on Essex in back-to-back women’s and men’s games.
Utilita Bowl then hosts four Men’s Metro Bank One Day Cup matches during August as Nick Gubbins’ side aim to get back to Trent Bridge having finished two runs short of victory in 2023.
Vitality Blast
There are eight matchdays and four double-headers to look forward to in 2025, as the Hawks Blast Off against Essex on Friday 30th May.
2025 Hampshire Cricket Members (excluding Standard Members) are entitled to gain access to all home Hampshire Hawks matchdays this summer as part of their Membership.
Fans can buy a Vitality Blast Passport to gain access to all eight home Vitality Blast matchdays at Utilita Bowl for just £99 until 31st March.
Secure a Super Early Bird Passport via the link below.
Prices for double header matchdays and men's fixtures are available from just £20 for adults and only £5 for under-17s at the Super Early Bird rate.
Alternatively, upgrade to Ticket Plus which grants access to premium suite seating and access to a private suite with a bar. Ticket Plus is available for £40 for adults and £20 for Under 17s.
Secure your place for Blast action at Utilita Bowl today by following the link below.
Ben Brown will lead Hampshire for the first time in 2025 when he takes to the field against Yorkshire on Friday 4th April.
The club finished second in the competition last summer, our best finish since 2005. Going one step further would see the team lift the Championship title for the first time since 1973.
Somerset, Durham, Worcestershire, Nottinghamshire, and Surrey will visit Utilita Bowl along with south coast rivals Sussex who were promoted to Division One.
The Rose and Crown of Hampshire take on the Martlets of Sussex from 23rd-26th May as they face eachother in the County Championship for the first time in ten years.
Tickets for Rothesay County Championship matches are available from just £15 for adults and £5 for under-17s.
Hampshire’s men and women kick off their 50-over campaigns on Wednesday 23rd April and Tuesday 5th August respectively.
Having qualified for the knockout stages of the competition every year since 2022, and finishing runners-up in 2023, Nick Gubbins will be hoping his side can put in a similar performance in this year’s group of matches, whilst Georgia Adams will lead the women’s team with the aim of lifting the very first Women’s Metro Bank One Day Cup with the final being held at our very own Utilita Bowl.
Advance tickets for Metro Bank One Day Cup matches are available from only £10 (women’s match) and £15 (men’s match) for adults and £5 for under-17s across both competitions.
