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Reciprocity at Adelaide Oval Season 2018-19 Important RECIPROCITY AT ADELAIDE OVAL SEASON 2018-19 The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) is pleased to welcome you, as a member of our affiliated clubs/venues, to attend selected cricket matches at the Adelaide Oval during the 2018-19 season. To take advantage of reciprocal rights available at Adelaide Oval, you need to be a full member of one of the following clubs (transferable associate and guest cardholders have no reciprocal rights into the ground). • Melbourne Cricket Club (MCG) • Brisbane Cricket Ground (GABBA) • Sydney Cricket & Sports Ground Trust (SCG) • Blundstone Arena (Bellerive, TASMANIA) • Western Australia Cricket Association (WACA) • Marylebone Cricket Club (Lord’s, London) • ANZ Stadium (Sydney) Please read the following information carefully and contact our Membership Services on (08) 8300 3232 or [email protected] should you have any queries. IMPORTANT RECIPROCITY INFORMATION • Members of the interstate reciprocal clubs/venues • Reciprocal tickets for Day 4 will be available for above will have entry entitlements into the SACA collection from the Membership Services window Member’s Enclosure at Adelaide Oval for: located at the Southern Ticket Box 1. Test Match Days 4 and 5 only (Sunday 9 December (off War Memorial Drive). & Monday 10 December 2018) • Reciprocal tickets for the Test Match Day 5 will be 2. Gillette ODI matches on Friday 9 November 2018 available on Day 5 from the Membership Services & Tuesday 15 January 2019. Window located at the Southern Ticket Box Match Day Information and fixture are available via (off War Memorial Drive). saca.com.au once the fixture has been released. • There is a limit of daily tickets available for all • There will be no reciprocal tickets available for Days 1 reciprocal members. Once the allocation has been to 3 of the Test Match. General Public tickets for days exhausted, reciprocity will no longer be available. 1 to 3 of the Test Match can be purchased through: • In the event of being unsuccessful, General Public 1. General Public tickets on sale from 10am ACST tickets can be purchased through: Friday 8 June 2018 via Ticketek. 1. Australian Cricket Family (ACF) pre-sale from • Reciprocal members must be on a short term visit 6 June 2018. and permanently reside outside of South Australia. 2. General Public tickets on sale from 8 June For international matches a member must attach via Ticketek. a copy of their membership card and proof of • Please note all reciprocal tickets purchased are non- identification confirming residence outside of S refundable unless the National Refund Policy (NRP) outh Australia with all reciprocity applications. applies. NRP can be found at cricket.com.au. If the • Reciprocal tickets for the Test Match Day 4 will be NRP applies for Day 4 you will automatically receive a available by completing the attached application refund to the credit card used to purchase tickets. form, subject to availability. • Member Dress standards are strictly enforced at • Reciprocal members can apply for one reciprocal Adelaide Oval. Please visit the Membership tab at ticket for themselves plus one additional visitor saca.com.au for Member Dress Code standards. ticket. RECIPROCAL TICKET PRICES Match Reciprocal Ticket Reciprocal Ticket Visitor Test Match Day 4 $85 $85 Sunday 9 December 2018 Test Match Day 5 TBA TBA Monday 10 December 2018 ODI - Aus v South Africa $75 $75 Friday 9 November 2018 ODI - Aus v India $75 $75 Tuesday 15 January 2019 SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION LTD. ABN: 44 623 135 393 Adelaide Oval, War Memorial Drive, North Adelaide | PO Box 545, North Adelaide SA 5006 P: (08) 8300 3232 E: [email protected] W: saca.com.au RECIPROCAL MEMBER APPLICATION FORM TEST MATCH AND ODI 2018-19 You can apply for ticket(s) for the Day 4 of the Test Match and ODI’s by: 1. Completing the below reciprocity application form 2. Supplying a copy of your Membership Card 3. Supplying a copy of identification including residential address 4. Returning the above items to: Membership Services, SACA, PO Box 545, North Adelaide, SA 5006 If your application is successful, your payment will be processed and tickets can then be collected on match day at the Membership Services Window located at the Southern Ticket Box, in the Southern Plaza (off War Memorial Drive). RECIPROCAL MEMBER APPLICATION Name Name of Club/Association Member Card Number Contact Number Residential Address Email Address TEST Reciprocal Ticket Reciprocal Ticket Visitor Total Adult/Child $85 Adult/Child $85 Day 4 Sunday 9 December 2018 Day 5 Purchase on Match Day only Monday 10 December 2018 ODI Reciprocal Ticket Reciprocal Ticket Total Adult/Child $75 Adult/Child $75 ODI Friday 9 November 2018 ODI Tuesday 15 January 2019 Total tickets: Total: Please ensure you have attached a copy of your membership card and photo ID showing residential address. I will adhere to the SACA Member behaviour and dress standards which can be found at saca.com.au Payment Details Visa MasterCard Card Number: Expiry Date__________ /__________ CVV: __________ Cardholder Name_____________________________________ Cardholder Signature_______________________________ SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION LTD. ABN: 44 623 135 393 Adelaide Oval, War Memorial Drive, North Adelaide | PO Box 545, North Adelaide SA 5006 P: (08) 8300 3232 E: [email protected] W: saca.com.au.
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