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2020 Membership A Message from the Captain 2020 is going to be an exciting season for Worcestershire County Cricket Club and offers us the opportunity to chase promotion back to Division One of the Specsavers County Championship whilst searching for more silverware in both the Vitality Blast and Royal London One-Day Cup campaigns. We have already strengthened our playing staff during the off-season by recruiting batsmen Jake Libby and Ashton Turner to the squad whilst also bringing Hamish Rutherford back as our overseas player for all formats. The new additions will help compliment our established and young talent that already exists in the squad. On behalf of myself and the rest of the team we would like to thank you for your continued support, and we look forward to welcoming you back for the The 2020 season at Blackfinch New Road is fast approaching A limited number of car parking passes are available for the 2020 season at Blackfinch New Road. and now is the time to take advantage of the Club’s earlybird 2020 season and will be sold on a first come, first served basis. membership offers. During the festive period we also have a number of events New members - or those renewing for another season at which may interest you, more information can be found on Blackfinch New Road - have untilFriday 31 January 2020 to page 13. take advantage of our earlybird offer. We look forward to welcoming you to Blackfinch New Road Any new or renewing members purchasing membership in the near future, and wish you a fabulous festive period & before the 31 January, 2020 will also recieve the tourist fixture a Happy New Year. included for FREE. Please be aware that any memberships Joe Leach purchased after this deadline will not have the tourist fixture Captain included and tickets for this fixture will have to be purchased Worcestershire County Cricket Club separately. CONTACT Once again the ‘Refer A Friend’ scheme is on offer and entitles you to a £50 voucher by simply referring a friend who subsequently purchases an adult membership for the 2020 01905 337921 season, having not previously been a member in 2019. [email protected] 2 BLACKFINCH NEW ROAD, WORCESTER WR2 4QQ | PHONE: 01905 337921 | [email protected] | WWW.WCCC.CO.UK www.wccc.co.uk/membership FROM CLUB & £145 COUNTRY MEMBERSHIP PREMIUM Country Membership is available for both Club & Premium packages to those living over 40 miles away from Blackfinch New Road as the crow flies. Features and benefits are the same as the full membership packages. CLUB FROM PREMIUM FROM £225 MEMBERSHIP £165 MEMBERSHIP PACKAGE INCLUDES: PACKAGE INCLUDES: • Ground admission to all scheduled days of Everything included in Club Membership, cricket at Blackfinch New Road, including: PLUS: • Specsavers County Championship • Ground admission to seven Vitality Blast matches group stage matches • Royal London One-Day Cup group • Four complimentary Premium Guest stage matches Vouchers for Specsavers County • Tourist matches Championship & Royal London One-Day • Exclusive access to our members-only Cup matches facility, The Graeme Hick Pavilion . • Opportunity to sign two guests into The Graeme Hick Pavilion per match day (subject to guests having a valid admission ticket) . Please note that all membership categories exclude The Hundred competition 4 BLACKFINCH NEW ROAD, WORCESTER WR2 4QQ | PHONE: 01905 337921 | [email protected] | WWW.WCCC.CO.UK JUNIOR ONLY FREE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP INITIATIVE £20 For the 2020 season, admission to Specsavers County Championship cricket at MEMBERSHIP Blackfinch New Road will again be free for ALL juniors (aged 17 and under), offering admission for up to 28 days cricket in 2020. For just £20, juniors can become full members of the Club and enjoy all benefits of membership including a personalised membership card. With a strong focus on families, Worcestershire CCC is very passionate about attracting young people to Blackfinch New Road, offering a junior package at significantly reduced price. Junior Membership is available to all juniors aged 17 & under as at 30 September 2020. PACKAGE INCLUDES: • Ground admission to all scheduled days of cricket at Blackfinch New Road, including: • All seven Vitality Blast group stage matches • All Specsavers County Championship matches • All Royal London One-Day Cup group stage matches • Tourist match • Exclusive access to our members-only facility, The Graeme Hick Pavilion • Opportunity to sign two guests into the Graeme Hick Pavilion per match day (subject to guests having a valid admission ticket) . Please note that all membership categories exclude The Hundred competition BLACKFINCH NEW ROAD, WORCESTER WR2 4QQ | PHONE: 01905 337921 | [email protected] | WWW.WCCC.CO.UK 7 EXECUTIVE MEMBERSHIP EXECUTIVE PACKAGES PREMIUM EXECUTIVE FROM “Executive Membership is a perfect fit for Admission to all formats of cricket at Blackfinch INCLUDE ALL OF THE New Road, including a complimentary T20 £625 FOLLOWING BENEFITS: our Company. The facilities are great and buffet during Vitality Blast Group Stage matches. • Seated viewing balcony the staff are friendly and helpful. • Access to the air-conditioned Kenyon Suite CLUB EXECUTIVE FROM • Spectacular views Admission to all formats of cricket at Blackfinch • Transferable passes New Road, Vitality Blast matches. £475 excluding • Networking opportunities Whether entertaining clients, networking • Complimentary hot drinks throughout the day • Exclusive bar & toilet facilities COMPANY EXECUTIVE £ ON or just enjoying a relaxing day off, it is • Concierge service Bespoke options are available for businesses. REQUEST Please contact us for further information. • Hot and Cold Dining options available on all match days one of the most beautiful grounds in the • Option to buy a Gold Car Parking Pass • Discounted Tickets for Special Club Events country to spend your time.” • Complimentary Newspapers • Complimentary Cake during the Tea Interval on Specsavers Prices are valid up until 31 January 2020 County Championship & Royal London One-Day Cup matches Prices will increase to £665 for Premium Executive • Five free guest passes for Specsavers County Championship & Steve Fellows & £500 for Club Executive on 1 February 2020. Royal London One-Day Cup matches Managing Director Malvern Scaffolding SPECIAL OFFER FIVE YEARS FOR THE PRICE OF FOUR WHEN BUYING UPFRONT ON ALL EXECUTIVE MEMBERSHIP TYPES Please note that all membership categories exclude The Hundred competition 8 BLACKFINCH NEW ROAD, WORCESTER WR2 4QQ | PHONE: 01905 337921 | [email protected] | WWW.WCCC.CO.UK VITALITY BLAST ONLY SEASON PASS £99 The Vitality Blast Season Pass once again costs just £99 after prices have been frozen for this popular way to see the Rapids in the shortest format of the game. This entitles the holder to watch all SEVEN of the Rapids home North Group matches in the competition. (Group Stages Only) At just over £14 a game the Vitality Blast Season pass offers incredible value, saving over £75 based on 2019 match day prices. WHAT’S INCLUDED? • Admission to all seven home group stage matches • A fully transferable season pass card • Great value for money when compared to purchasing individual match tickets • Access to exclusive members’ area, The Graeme Hick Pavilion Please note that all membership categories exclude The Hundred competition BLACKFINCH NEW ROAD, WORCESTER WR2 4QQ | PHONE: 01905 337921 | [email protected] | WWW.WCCC.CO.UK 11 EVENTS & CONFERENCING UPCOMING EVENTS IN DECEMBER MENU Across four main venues Blackfinch New Road offers a broad range of MEMBERS CHRISTMAS LUNCH Starter rooms and facilities to cater for any function for up to 300 guests at an SUNDAY 15TH DECEMBER FROM 12 NOON affordable price. Chef’s Homemade Soup Join us in the Graeme Hick Pavilion this Mains Our modern and versatile venue lends itself equally to both large and more intimate Turkey Paupiette Stuffed with functions, with our expert team on hand to help create a truly bespoke event. December for a delicious three-course Apricot and Cranberry, Wrapped Christmas lunch. in Streaky Bacon From meetings and conferences to weddings and proms, the team at Blackfinch New Road Events will ensure all your requirements are met to the smallest detail. What better way to catch up with your cricket served with roast potatoes, friends during the off season. The closing date brussels sprouts, honey glazed to purchase tickets for the 2019 lunch is Friday carrots and parsnips PRIVATE PARTIES DDR PACKAGES FROM £19PP December 6th. Why not celebrate your next big event Our multiple venues offer flexibility and Dessert in style and book with us here at versatility that ensures Blackfinch New Tickets are priced at just £20 for members and Baked winter cheesecake their guests. Worcestershire County Cricket Club. Road is an ideal venue for businesses Followed by mince pies What better way to celebrate than wishing to hold conferences or meetings surrounded by friends and family in one of greatly varying sizes, supported by an of Worcestershire’s most picturesque established in-house catering team that is locations? readily available to fulfil any refreshment or dining requirements. COMEDY NIGHT Our dedicated front of house staff will be COMEDY NIGHT – 7PM TILL LATE on hand to ensure that your celebration A series of 10 smaller breakout spaces is one to be remembered, and the wide can also be utilized to provide a degree Start the Christmas holiday in style with a night of fun and laughter featuring three of range of fabulous catering available of privacy throughout the day for any the best comedians and MC from the UK circuit. at Worcestershire County Cricket Club larger conferences. means that there is something on offer for Comedians Christian Reilly, Craig Deeley, Junior Simpson and MC Clayton Jones, everyone. promise an unforgettable show. For all events enquiries or bookings please Tickets are priced at £20 and include Curry, Rice & Naan with the bar open Our in-house catering team will be sure contact our Events Department on: to wow your guests with our taste-bud throughout the evening, and free on-site parking.
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