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LEGENDARY WICKET KEEPERS TUESDAY 27 SEPTEMBER 2016 LONDON HILTON ON PARK LANE A DINNER CELEBRATING THE LARGEST EVER GATHERING OF TEST WICKET KEEPERS INCLUDING: ADAM GILCHRIST, ALAN KNOTT, ALEC STEWART, ANDY FLOWER, BOB TAYLOR, DERYCK MURRAY, FAROKH ENGINEER, IAN HEALY, IAN SMITH, JACKIE HENDRICKS, JEFFREY DUJON, JIM PARKS, JOHN MURRAY, KUMAR SANGAKKARA, MATTHEW PRIOR, RIDLEY JACOBS, RODNEY MARSH, WASIM BARI* 6.30pm Cash bar reception SPONSORED BY £145 Early Booking Price** 7.15pm Dinner Includes three course meal and 11.00pm Carriages half a bottle of wine per person **Early bird booking price Dress code: Lounge suits available until 1 February 2016. Thereafter £199 for non-members. *Subject to professional engagements. LEGENDARY WICKET KEEPERS DINNER TUESDAY 27 SEPTEMBER 2016 Name: Company: Membership Number: Address: Postcode: Day Telephone: Email: Signed: Date: I wish to buy ticket(s) at £145** for Lord’s Taverners members / Early bird rate ticket(s) at £199 for non members **Purchase your ticket(s) before 1 February 2016 and you will qualify for the Lord’s Taverners members rate of £145 I enclose a cheque for £ made payable to the Lord’s Taverners Ltd or please debit my account of £ CREDIT CARD BOOKING - VISA/MASTERCARD/AMEX/SWITCH/DELTA Expiry Date: Card Security No: **Member name and membership number must be provided on booking to qualify for discounted ticket rate. IMPORTANT - 1. Please note that we reserve the right to limit the number of places an individual may book in the event of over subscription. 2. Bookings will only be accepted upon receipt of your completed application form and full payment. 3. Seating allocation is made in strict order of receipt of completed application form and full payment. 4. Refunds cannot normally be given unless cancellation is made 7 working days prior to the event and a 5% administration charge will be deducted prior to your refund. DATA PROTECTION ACT: Under the terms of the data protection act 1998 the Lord’sPLEASE Taverners RETURN will store and THISprocess informationFORM aboutTO: youEvents for the purposeDepartment, of providing servicesLord’s in accordanceTaverners, with its 90 charitable Chancery aims. Lane, London, WC2A 1EU PLEASE RETURN THIST: 020FORM 7025 TO: 0000Lord’s Taverners,E: [email protected] 90 Chancery Lane, London WC2A 1EU www.lordstaverners.org T: 020 7025 0000 E: [email protected] Registered Charity No: 306054.

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