Lord's local people cricket ticket offer still available

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As one local person, who has taken up the Lord’s free ticket offer, says ‘It is a brilliant idea (both connecting locals to one of London's really special places, as well as bringing more punters to swell the spectators) thank you for organising this initiative’. 

You still have time to apply for complimentary cricket tickets for selected matches at Lord’s, which include Middlesex County Championship, MCC and Royal London One-Day cup group matches this summer.

International matches (Cricket World Cup and Test Matches), the Royal London One-Day Cup Final, and Vitality Blast matches are not part of the offer and are only available to purchase. 

Simply visit this website to view this season’s fixtures and then email [email protected] providing the match you would like to attend/ Name/Address/Contact number and email address for confirmation and e-tickets.

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