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Tavs XI to face England PD Squad at Tring

For the second year running, the Taverners Celebrity Cricket XI will face the England Physical Disability Squad for what promises to be a great day's cricket at Tring Park Cricket Club on Sunday 15 August.

Last year, the England PD side were runaway winners in the clash but with the likes of county cricket stars Sam Northeast and Jack Brooks already in the Taverners squad under the captaincy of Matthew Hoggard, a fiercely-fought content awaits.

The match further strengthens the links between the England disability squads and the Taverners with the players having helped raise thousands of pounds for the charity's Super 1s programme with a series of challenges in the past two years.

Entry to the match at the ground in London Road, Tring, is free and all are welcome to attend.

Taverners XI Squad for match vs England PD Squad

Matthew Hoggard (Captain)
Sam Northeast
Tom Billings
Mark Costin
Tim Luckhurst
Jason Dodd
Chloe Hill
Tommy Weymes
James Bell
Matthew Swarbrick
Harvey Brennan
Steve Kirby
Jack Brooks

For more information about the Taverners XI and remaining fixtures in 2021, click here.

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