Hampshire Cricket are delighted to launch this year’s Royal London Cup playing kit ahead of the 2021 competition.
The unveiling of this year’s 50-over playing wear, provided as part of Hampshire’s continued partnership with global sports giant New Balance, comes with less than a month to go until the campaign’s opening fixture.
Following the reveal of the brand new Hampshire Royal London Cup playing shirt, the Club can also confirm it will make a £5 donation to Southampton Hospitals Charity for every 50-over shirt sold this season.
This support follows the Club’s commitment to make a donation for each LV= Insurance County Championship and Vitality Blast shirt sold in 2021, alongside a number of other fundraising initiatives being run to raise funds for Southampton Hospitals Charity and University Hospital Southampton.
After a hiatus in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Royal London Cup returns on Thursday 22nd July and Hampshire will begin their effort to reach a third successive List A Final at The Ageas Bowl with a clash against Essex Eagles.
The ‘el clasicoast’ rivalry will resume at List A level, with a home contest against Sussex Sharks set for Tuesday 27th July. Middlesex are the opponents for Hampshire’s first away fixture of the tournament on Friday 30th July, before a swift return to The Ageas Bowl to welcome Worcestershire for the side’s final home contest on Wednesday 4th August.
Hampshire will then conclude their group-stage with three consecutive away matches, including trips to Gloucestershire (Friday 6th August), Kent Spitfires (Sunday 8th August) and Durham (Thursday 12th August).
The competition’s knockout stages will then begin on Saturday 14th August with the eventual finalists set to go head-to-head at Trent Bridge on Thursday 19th August.
Fans can still secure their Royal London Cup tickets via the link below.
A range of hospitality packages are also available for this summer’s 50-over fixtures – supporters and event-goers can book their package here.
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Hampshire's clutch duo Ben Mayes (highest run-scorer) and Manny Lumsden (highest wicket-taker) have been named in the ICC Under-19 World Cup Team of the Tournament, selected by Ian Bishop, Lydia Greenway, Andy Flower and Telford Vice
The 10th edition of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup gets underway on 7 February, with Pakistan facing the Netherlands in the opening fixture. The tournament will be hosted across India and Sri Lanka, with the final set to take place on 8 March.
The South African-born right-hand bowler is involved in Scotland’s World Cup squad with the tournament commencing on Saturday 7th February.
