What Cricket Means To Me Heads to PCA Past Players' Day at Worcester

New Road, Worcester

The What Cricket Means To Me team is looking forward to attending the PCA Past Players' Day on Friday 24th July during the Metro Bank One Day Cup match between Worcestershire and Derbyshire at Visit Worcestershire New Road.

The annual Past Players' Day celebrates many of the great cricketers who have graced the County Championship and one-day game over the years. It is a wonderful opportunity to recognise the contribution of former players who have helped shape the rich history of cricket, with many having also represented their countries on the international stage.

There will be plenty of famous faces at the ground, making it a fantastic occasion for cricket lovers of all ages. We're particularly delighted that a number of PCA Past Players have contributed their stories to What Cricket Means To Me. Contributors include David Gower, Nick Cook, Brian Hall, Roger Knight and John Holder, alongside many other well-known names from across the cricketing world. Their memories and reflections are part of what makes the book such a unique celebration of cricket and the people who make the game so special.

If you're coming along to the match, do come and say hello. Copies of What Cricket Means To Me will be available to purchase on the day, giving you the opportunity to own a book packed with heartfelt and inspiring stories from players, broadcasters, journalists, officials and cricket lovers from every level of the game.

Every copy sold helps to raise funds for the Cricketers' Trust, supporting current and former professional cricketers and their families when they need it most.