Russell Domingo leaves Hampshire Cricket
Russell Domingo has left his role as Men’s Head Coach at Hampshire Cricket
Hampshire Hawks have secured a home quarter-final in the Vitality Blast after finishing second in the South Group and will take on on Friday 7th July at The Ageas Bowl for a place at Finals Day.
James Vince’s side finished on 18 points from their 14 matches and took second place with victory in their final group match against Gloucestershire, while Surrey were defeated by Essex at The Kia Oval.
Worcestershire Rapids finished third in a competitive North Group, with 17 points.
The Rapids' top run scorer is Adam Hose, with 397 at an average of 44.
Pat Brown has represented England in T20 internationals and is the Rapids' top wicket-taker with 24 scalps.
Friday’s quarter-final will be begin at 7pm, with gates open from 5:30pm.
As part of a special offer, until 11:59pm on Tuesday 4th July, adult tickets are available for £19 with Under 17 tickets just £5.
Ticket Plus is also available for the quarter-final, costing £39 for adults and £20 for Under 17s.
Hampshire Cricket Members and Passport holders will have to purchase a ticket but will receive a 50%$ and 25% discount respectively.
Russell Domingo has left his role as Men’s Head Coach at Hampshire Cricket
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