We were delighted to welcome cricket fans, supporters and members of the wider community to a very special Evening with Nasser Hussain OBE at the historic Guildhall in the City of London.The event bro...
We were delighted to welcome cricket fans, supporters and members of the wider community to a very special Evening with Nasser Hussain OBE at the historic Guildhall in the City of London.The event brought together a fantastic audience for an unforgettable evening of cricket conversation, personal stories and insights from one of England's most respected cricketers and commentators.
Nasser Hussain OBE, former England captain, renowned Sky Cricket commentator and President of the CKC, shared his experiences from an illustrious career that has taken him around the world and made him one of the most recognisable voices in English cricket.
🏏 An Unforgettable Evening of Cricket
The evening featured a fascinating Q&A hosted by renowned cricket journalist Scyld Berry, who explored Nasser's career both on and off the field.Guests heard first-hand stories from his playing days, insights into England's international tours and reflections on some of the defining moments of his career. Nasser also shared his thoughts on the summer of cricket, providing guests with a unique perspective from someone who has experienced the game at the highest level.The event was conducted by John Barclay, Chairman of Sussex CCC and CKC Trustee, who helped create an entertaining and engaging evening for cricket supporters.
🌟 Bringing London's Cricket Community Together
Events such as this are an important part of bringing the cricket community in London together.London has a rich and diverse cricketing tradition, from professional and county cricket to local clubs, schools, youth programmes and grassroots initiatives. Through events, fundraising and community engagement, organisations involved in charity cricket in London can help create opportunities for young people to discover and enjoy the sport.For us, cricket is about much more than what happens on the field. It is about developing young players, building confidence, encouraging teamwork and creating a positive environment where people from different backgrounds can come together through a shared love of the game.
🤝 Supporting Grassroots and Charity Cricket
Our work is closely connected to the development of grassroots cricket and youth cricket in London. Fundraising events and community activities provide valuable opportunities to support cricket development and help make the sport accessible to more young people.Whether it is providing coaching opportunities, supporting junior teams, encouraging participation or helping young cricketers develop their skills, every contribution can make a difference.That is why events such as an evening with Nasser Hussain are so special. They allow cricket supporters to come together, celebrate the game and help raise awareness of the importance of investing in the future of cricket.
A Special Venue
We were especially grateful to Munsur Ali, Chairman of the Culture, Heritage and Libraries Committee for the City of London, for hosting us at the magnificent Guildhall.Guests gathered in Livery Hall, located on the lower ground level of Guildhall on Gresham Street, providing a memorable setting for an evening dedicated to cricket, community and charitable causes.Light refreshments were available throughout the evening, and guests also had the opportunity to meet Nasser, take photographs and enjoy an informal conversation with the former England captain.
Three Ways to Join the Evening
Guests were able to choose from three different booking options:
1. Reception with Nasser
Reception drinks with Nasser before the event, followed by reserved seating for the evening.
2. Group Tickets
Group bookings for up to 10 guests — ideal for cricket clubs, organisations, colleagues, friends and supporters.
3. Individual Seats
Individual places at a table for those wishing to enjoy the evening as part of the wider cricket community.
Cricket, Community and a Shared Future
An evening like this reminds us why cricket continues to play such an important role in communities across London.From international cricket to grassroots cricket, youth development and charity cricket in London, the sport has the power to bring people together and create opportunities for the next generation.We would like to thank Nasser Hussain OBE, Scyld Berry, John Barclay, Munsur Ali and everyone who attended and supported this memorable evening.Most importantly, we thank everyone who continues to support our efforts to develop cricket and create opportunities for young people.Together, we can help build a stronger future for cricket in London — one player, one team and one community at a time.