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
Hear from Hampshire Hawks' wicket-keeper batsman Lewis McManus as he previews the team's first Vitality Blast fixture of the summer against Kent Spitfires at Canterbury on Wednesday.
It's now less than a month until the Vitality Blast lands at The Ageas Bowl with the Hawks playing seven big T20 matches across June and July.
Buoyed by Hampshire’s ‘Ticket Refund Promise’ groups of friends, families and colleagues have been booking a date for their summer socials at The Ageas Bowl.
All Hawks home matches will take place after Monday 21st June as part of a bumper schedule of T20 action, with crowds returning to The Ageas Bowl as Hampshire aim to reach a ninth Vitality Blast Finals Day.

Tickets for Hampshire Hawks’ T20 double-header on Friday 16th July – which will see James Vince’s side face Essex Eagles and local rivals Sussex Sharks in ‘el clasicoast’ on the same day – have been in particularly high demand, with the double-header the fastest-selling T20 fixture on record at The Ageas Bowl.
Fans can still secure their Vitality Blast tickets via the link below. A range of hospitality packages are also available for this summer’s Vitality Blast fixtures – supporters and event-goers can book their package here.
To secure your Vitality Blast tickets at the Advance price, please follow the link above. A range of hospitality packages are also available for this summer’s fixtures. To find out more please click here.
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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