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
Hampshire's behind-closed-doors two-day friendly fixture against Sussex, orginally due to be hosted at The 1st Central County Ground on 1st and 2nd April, has now been moved to The Ageas Bowl.
The venue change has been made due to a recent leatherjacket infestation at Hove with the outfield still continuing to recover.
The fixture is one of two pre-season friendlies in preparation for the 2021 season with Hampshire also hosting Northamptonshire for a two-day fixture at The Ageas Bowl starting on Thursday 25th March.
Both matches will be held with no fans in attendance due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
The two red-ball contests will see Hampshire continue their pre-season preparations ahead of the start of the campaign curtain-raiser, as James Vince’s side travel to Grace Road to take on Leicestershire in the opening round of Group Stage fixtures on Thursday 8th April.
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Hampshire Cricket and The Ageas Bowl are continuing to work hard to welcome fans back to the venue safely this year.
2021 Hampshire Cricket Members will be the first to get access to home County Championship matches next summer. For more information about Hampshire Cricket Memberships and the exciting benefits on offer, please follow the link below.
More information on each Membership offering can be found online via the link above, over the phone on 0844 847 1863 or in person at the The Ageas Bowl Ticket Office (Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm).
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