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Friday 2nd August | 2024 | 12pm - 3pm
Bustler Market, Sneinton Market
Free
Calling Cricket Fans, Street Food Lovers and everything in between!
Trent Rockets and Bustler Market are thrilled to announce that they'll be joining forces for a one-of-a-kind event, taking place at Bustler Market in Nottingham on Friday 2nd August.
Starting from 12pm, fans will have the chance to win an exclusive Trent Rockets prizes and have their photo taken with their cricketing heroes. Fans will be joined by the men and women's squads including Kirstie Gordon and Men's Captain Lewis Gregory, who will be joining in on the action.
Additionally, the event will be hosted by the charismatic and beloved host, Sam Hurst, as well as The Hundred's resident DJ, Charlie Burley, who will be performing between 1 – 3pm.
Bustler Market will have an amazing selection of street food, craft beers, cocktails and soft drinks for everyone to enjoy, so come hungry!
This extraordinary event is free to the public and we encourage everyone, from seasoned cricket aficionados to families seeking a day of excitement, to join us for a day of fun.
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