T20 Blast: Sussex Sharks vs Hampshire Hawks

The T20 Blast cricket season is back, and one of the fixtures on the calendar for this summer is the match between the Sussex Sharks and the Hampshire Hawks. It is scheduled for Sunday, 12 July 2026. If you are familiar with the local sporting scene, you will know that the 1st Central County Ground on Eaton Road in Hove is the home of the Sussex Cricket Club. As the oldest professional sports club in the world, the ground has a specific atmosphere that regulars often associate with the local cricket season. This particular match is part of the wider Vitality Blast competition, which brings together teams for a series of fast-paced games throughout the summer months.

The game is set to run from 19:00 until 22:00. It is categorised as a family-friendly event, and the organisers have structured the day to accommodate both groups and individual spectators. Since the competition includes both men’s and women’s fixtures, the scheduling reflects a mix of match types. For those planning to attend, the venue is located at BN3 3AN, which is easily accessible for anyone living in or around Brighton. The club has integrated various hospitality options into the match day experience, such as the 'BBQ & Blazing Cricket' area and the Silly Point pub, which are available for those who prefer a specific setting while watching the play.

Regarding the costs, there are a few different ways to approach tickets. For individual matches, prices are set at £35 for men’s double-header games and £15 for women’s matches. If you are planning to attend multiple games throughout the season, the club offers 'Blast Passes' that cover all group matches. These are priced starting at £120 for adults and £35 for children. These passes are designed for those who want to follow the team’s progress across the entire competition. Whether you are going with a group of friends or taking the family along, the logistics remain consistent with the club's standard match-day operations. It is a straightforward way to spend an evening in Hove, watching a sport that has been a part of the local landscape for a long time.