Our favorite set of twins, James and Oliver Phelps, have been confirmed to play in a cricket match at the Bath Cricket Club on Sunday, June 3rd, in order to raise money for the charity Hope For Tomorrow, which provides mobile chemotherapy units across the west of England.

Visitors will pay 5 GBP to watch the match and there will be pre-match entertainment and a barbeque as well as youth cricket displays in between innings. There will be a corporate marquee, which will host a lunch before the game and an auction of prizes money cannot buy.

For the latest information about the Bath game, including how to buy tickets once they are available, go to the Bath Cricket website or the Hope for Tomorrow website.

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Posted by Keith
01-19-2012 at 09:45 AM

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