Hawks Watchalong: 2010 T20 Final v Somerset

Rewatch the best bits from the T20 Final back in 2010 at The Ageas Bowl where Hampshire Royals, led by Dominic Cork, won the T20 Cup for the first time after the countback rule crowned the home side victorious after losing fewer wickets.

Then-opening batter Jimmy Adams and then-coach Giles White give their thoughts during the intense match against Somerset.

Vitality Blast Passports for this summer's T20 matches at The Ageas Bowl have now sold out - after a record number of Hawks fans secured seven-match passes for the 2022 T20 campaign.

Individual match tickets - priced from £24 for Adults and £7 for U17s - are still available for this summer's Vitality Blast and can be secured via the link below.

Getting to The Ageas Bowl for this summer’s Vitality Blast will be easier and more affordable than ever before as fans will be able to make use of free buses running to and from The Ageas Bowl from Hedge End and Southampton Airport Parkway train stations. The buses will be available for all seven of the Hawks’ home fixtures and fans can book their spot on these free buses by filling out the registration form via the link below.

Hampshire Hawks have also announced a brand-new type of ticket for this summer’s T20 matches at The Ageas Bowl, the Vitality Blast Plus ticket, which offers an upgrade on general admission tickets with premium reserved seating and access to a private, pitch-facing lounge and bar.

Vitality Blast Plus tickets have sold out for the mouth-watering T20 ‘el clasicoast’ double-header on Saturday 4^th June but a limited number of these new tickets are still available at the Advance rate for each of Hampshire Hawks’ six other Vitality Blast matches.