Cricket

Cricket Tickets | Buy Tickets for Cricket Matches

The international cricket season will commence on May 27 with the first npower Test v Bangladesh at Lord’s followed by a five-match NatWest Series v Australia. The three-match NatWest Series v Bangladesh then follows.

England then play Pakistan in a four-match npower Test series with matches staged at Trent Bridge, Edgbaston, the Brit Oval and Lord’s.The teams then play two NatWest Twenty20 internationals at the SWALEC Stadium followed by five one-day internationals in the NatWest Series.

For other upcoming cricket events, including The Twenty20 Cup Final at The Rose Bowl on Saturday 14th August please call our dedicated Sales Desk on 020 7283 4040.

Cricket Tickets | Buy Tickets for Cricket Matches

Event	Venue	Date
England v Pakistan ODI	Headingley	Sun 12/09/2010
England v Pakistan ODI	The Oval	Fri 17/09/2010
England v Pakistan ODI	Lord's	Mon 20/09/2010
England v Pakistan ODI	The Rose Bowl	Wed 22/09/2010

Latest News

	02/09/10 - ROGER FEDERER QUALIFIED FOR THE BARCLAYS ATP WORLD TOUR FINALS Roger Federer qualified for the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals at the O2 Arena in London this week, thanks to a win over Brian Dabul at the US Open. Roger Federer again demonstrated why many believe he is the best player of all time. See him and the rest of the world's biggest tennis names at The O2 Arena this November. Only the best eight singles players and best eight doubles teams of the year will qualify for the prestigious Barclays ATP World Tour Finals, to be played for the second time in 2010 at The O2 arena in London. Final standings in the South African Airways 2010 ATP Rankings will be determined and the ATP World Tour Champion will be crowned. Premier Events are pleased to offer tickets for Barclays ATP World Tour Finals at The O2 Arena, from 21st to 28th November 2010. Book online or call 020 7283 4040.
	01/09/10 - PREMIER EVENTS IS NOW ON FACEBOOK! Follow us on Facebook to have a chance to participate in exclusive promotions and to get the latest news about the world’s top events. Join us: www.facebook.com
	19/07/10 - The Open 2010: Louis Oosthuizen joins the St Andrews greats July 18, 2010 by Lawrence Donegan • South African outsider wins Open by seven shots • Casey's challenge collapses leaving Lee Westwood second The little-known Louis Oosthuizen is not little-known any more after today adding his name to the most exclusive list in golf; that of Open Championship winners at the Old Course in St Andrews. The 27-year-old South African, a 200-1 chance before a ball was struck, hit the front at the Home of Golf on Friday and like Nijinsky he did not look back. He held a four-shot lead this morning and by the time he walked down the 18th fairway and into the most famous cathedral in golf, his advantage had been stretched to seven. One more par and his day was done, his place among the greats secured. Jack Nicklaus, Seve Ballesteros, Nick Faldo and Tiger Woods have all won here in modern times and now they have been emulated by a man whose most notable previous victory came at the Andalucia Open this year. Premier Events offers the best tickets to the major golf events. To book golf tickets, call 020 7283 4040 or click here. Source: www.guardian.co.uk
	07/07/10 - Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button set for British duel By Sarah Holt Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton say they will battle it out for victory at Sunday's British Grand Prix but will keep their emotions in check. The McLaren pair are first and second in the championship and former world champion Damon Hill has warned their friendly rivalry could "boil over". Button said: "We both know that we are fighting for the championship and we'd love to win our home grand prix." But Hamilton insisted the pair will not "do anything silly" chasing victory. The McLaren drivers arrive at Silverstone with two race victories apiece this season and with only six points separating them at the top of the drivers' standings. "We have respect for each other but we are here to fight against each other to become the best - and we will," insisted reigning world champion Button. The friendly rivalry between Hamilton and Button was tested on the track at the Turkish Grand Prix when Button passed Hamilton for the lead just after Red Bull team-mates Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel had disastrously taken each other out. Hamilton managed to re-pass Button to clinch his first win of the season but was initially confused about why the team had allowed Button to overtake him when Hamilton had been told to save fuel. The pair commented on the matter before going on to the podium to celebrate their one-two for the team, a result they repeated in Canada before finishing second and third last time out in Valencia. Button, who succeeded Hamilton as world champion in 2009, said they will continue to compete against each other while striving to maintain the harmony within the team. You are still on time to get your tickets for the British Grand Prix at Silverstone Circuit this weekend from 9^th to 11^th July. To book you British Grand Prix tickets please call 020 7283 4040 or click here. Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk