Clydesdale Bank 40 Tickets

Clydesdale Bank 40 Tickets Ticket details for Lancashire's remaining match in the 2010 Clydesdale Bank 40.

Hours of Play
Daytime Game v Worcestershire Royals at Liverpool, 4 September
1st Innings: 12.45pm - 3.25pm
Interval: 3.25pm - 3.50pm
2nd Innings: 3.50pm - 6.30pm.

Remaining Match
Sat September 4 v Worcestershire Royals (at Liverpool CC, 12.45pm)

Admission Prices

	In advance	On the day
Adults	£10.00	£15.00
Juniors Under 16 v Worcs	£5.00	£8.00
Senior Citizens	£5.00	£8.00
Family (2 adults + 2 under 16's)	£25.00	n/a

Seating
All seats are unreserved

How to buy your tickets
In person: Ticket Office Opening Hours: 9am-4.30pm, Monday-Friday
Buy online: Click here to go to our secure online Ticket Store
Telephone Bookings: 08 444 999 666 (24 hour booking line) or 0161 282 4040
Hospitality Bookings & Enquiries: 0161 282 4061

Please note: No postal applications are being accepted for this match.

Lancashire County Cricket Club Refund Scheme
Clydesdale Bank 40 matches

If play does not take place at the ground on the day for which your ticket is valid, you may claim a further ticket that will admit you to a day's play in the Clydesdale Bank 40 competition in 2010. To claim a replacement ticket you must send your ticket, together with your name and address to; Ticket Office, Dept 2010, Lancashire County Cricket Club, Old Trafford, Manchester, M16 0PX within 28 days of the scheduled completion of the match. If you have not received your replacement ticket within 28 days please contact 0161 282 4040 or email tickets@lccc.co.uk

No Smoking Policy

Smoking is not allowed in any seats within the stadium. On match days anyone wishing to smoke will need to go to an uncovered concourse or other open areas or paths surrounding the stadium. Smoking will no be permitted in any building or in a covered concourse area.

Code of Conduct

Unsavioury crowd behaviour is an issue for most sporting organisations and unfortunately cricket is no exception. The vast majority of people attending venues do so to enjoy a great sporting occasion, but there are a minority who come with the intension of causing a scene either verbally or through excessive consumption of alcohol. As a result Lancashire County Cricket Club operates a “Code of Conduct” for spectators attending matches in 2010.

This Code of Conduct reinforces the values Lancashire wants to encourage from spectators and also highlights that if not adhered to – further action will be taken, including eviction from the ground or future bans.

All members and supporters attending matches will need to abide by this “Code” as part of the Terms and Conditions when purchasing tickets.

Please read the Code of Conduct PDF

Terms & Conditions