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The Lord’s Taverners East Midlands region is delighted to be partnering with England and Nottinghamshire cricketing greats STUART BROAD and HARRY GURNEY, to present the nation’s case for cricketing success at the eagerly-awaited Test match which returns to Trent Bridge between Thursday 18 and Monday 22 July 2024.
The midsummer clash over 5 days will see Men's Test cricket gracing our turf for the first time since 2022's Jonny Bairstow-inspired blitz of New Zealand, with England and West Indies going toe-to-toe. It's certainly going to be one not to miss.
This exclusive pre-Test dinner, in support of the Lord's Taverners, is being held at the Leicestershire pub Stuart and Harry jointly own, the Tap & Run, where the atmosphere will be nothing short of superb.
The event host for the evening will be radio broadcaster (and cricket fan) TOBY TARRANT, who will join our cricketers in giving their views, assessing the contemporary cricketers representing their nations, and taking questions from the floor to set the scene as the England Men make their eagerly awaited Test match return to Trent Bridge.
WEDNESDAY 17 JULY 2024
TAP & RUN
Main Road, Upper Broughton,
Melton Mowbray LE14 3BG
5.30 pm - Drinks and live music
7 pm - Welcome from host
11 pm - Carriages.
We have a selection of different table sizes available for booking. Whether you are looking for a table of 2 for you and your partner, or fancy joining us with a bigger group, there is something for everyone. Tables are extremely limited so please book early to avoid disappointment. It really will be a fantastic evening.
The ticket price is £125 per person which includes:
· Glass of fizz and canapes on arrival
· Live music in the garden
· Three-course meal with half a bottle of wine pp
· Opportunity to meet our special guests as they visit tables during the meal
· Entertainment and live auction
We hope you can join us for this celebration, where money raised during the evening will continue to support the work of the Lord's Taverners in providing free community cricket to young people with disadvantage or disability.