Historic Men’s Ashes Test At Utilita Bowl Sold Out
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
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With the The Ageas Bowl set to turn pink for Hampshire Cricket's inaugural Ladies Day this Friday, a host of exciting match-day activities can now also be confirmed.
The club are hosting the event alongside Hampshire’s NatWest T20 Blast match against Glamorgan on Friday 3 July, to raise money and increase awareness for a new Haven breast cancer support centre in Hampshire due to open in October 2015.
Young female cricketers from across the county will be taking part in the pre-match T20 Skills Challenge with ‘Ladies Day’ also dedicated to promoting women in sport. This comes a week after the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced that the first Women’s Cricket Super League will be launched next year.
We are pleased to announce the following are all scheduled to feature:
Tickets are still available for Friday with advanced price adult tickets available at £20, whilst family tickets (Two Adults & 2 U17s) are also available at just £45 at the advanced price.
Tickets for Hampshire’s NatWest T20 Blast match against Glamorgan at the The Ageas Bowl are available to purchase online, via the The Ageas Bowl’s online ticketing website, over the phone on 0844 847 1863, or in person at the The Ageas Bowl’s Ticketing and Membership Office during normal working hours.

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
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