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
Before England v New Zealand at The Ageas Bowl, we spoke to Mark Wood, who reflected on his previous experiences of playing at the venue.
Wood has played in five One Day Internationals for England at The Ageas Bowl, taking six wickets, including a miraculous final over against South Africa in 2017.
The quick bowler has also played five IT20s here, the most of any venue, taking a further five wickets.
Wood reflects on his experiences at the venue and looks ahead to this year's World Cup and next year's match against Australia at The Ageas Bowl.
England Women are one of the most exciting teams in the world and come off-the-back of a thrilling year, including a Semi-Final finish in the Women’s Cricket World Cup in February, and a level Ashes series this summer against the best team in the world, Australia.
England Men reignite their Ashes rivalry with Australia following their level Ashes series this summer, this time in an action-packed IT20.
Supporters are able to enter the ballot for tickets to 2024’s IT20s at The Ageas Bowl via the link below.
The ballot is free to enter and closes at 11:59pm on Wednesday 4th October. Results from the ballot will be shared with ballot entrants on Friday 6th October and entering the ballot does not mean entrants are committed to purchase tickets if they’re successful.
For more information on the ballot and to see frequently asked questions, please click here.
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