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
This weekend promises an exciting showdown as Hampshire face Somerset in one of the season's most anticipated matches.
Ben Brown’s side will welcome Somerset to Utilita Bowl, with both teams expected to bring a competitive edge to the pitch.
Led by Lewis Gregory, Somerset will pose a strong challenge, but Hampshire will be aiming to continue their impressive home form and make the most of this early-season clash.
Kids go free!
Perfectly nestled within the Easter bank holiday, all U17s have free entry across all four days of game play - no need to prebook a ticket, just come along to the gates and juniors will be let in.
Adults can take advantage of a discounted, advanced rate by purchasing tickets before game day.
Click the link below to book your tickets early and save!
*Please note all persons aged 14 or under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian or other responsible adult. Persons aged 15-17 may enter unaccompanied, at the discretion of their parent or guardian. Click here for more information on our ground regulations.
Easter trail fun
Kids... pick up a free Easter Trail activity card from the retail store or matchday information point and set off on an adventure around the Utilita Bowl in search of our Easter checkpoints!
The trail will be available across all four days of Hampshire v Somerset. Once completed, simply return your card to the retail store to win a Utilita Bowl ball.

30-year-old South African-born bowler Brad Wheal has announced his retirement from professional cricket due to injury
Days 1-4 of the first Men’s Ashes Test Match at Utilita Bowl are already sold out, with limited Day 5 tickets available, along with tickets for the Women’s Ashes ODI and England Men v Pakistan
Tickets for the opening four days of the first-ever Men’s Ashes Test match held at Utilita Bowl are sold out after record demand