Ticket sales for day five of England v South Africa Test at The Oval will be donated to charity
Proceeds from ticket sales for day five of the Test Series between England and South Africa will be donated to charity.
The amount raised will be split evenly between Chance to Shine, Lambeth Food Bank Trust, Sport United Against Dementia and the Surrey Cricket Foundation.
The Test Series resumed today, Saturday September 10, for day three after day two was cancelled as a mark of respect to Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away on Thursday.
Monday September 12 will be the official day five, and the hope is for a full house to help cheer the England team on to victory in a match now being played in the honour of the Royal Family.
Adult tickets are still available via Surrey’s website for £20, while children’s tickets are available for just £1.
For more information on Chance to Shine, please visit: https://www.chancetoshine.org
For more information on Sport United Against Dementia, please visit: https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/get-involved/events-and-fundraising/sport-united-against-dementia-suad
For more information on The Surrey Cricket Foundation please visit: http://www.surreycricketfoundation.org/
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