Thanks for visiting the ticket page for the Event Aid Angus Fraser cricket dinner on the 13th of September at Hawkwell House, Iffley, Oxford. To purchase your tickets simply donate £35 per ticket. Leave your postal address and email address in the comments field (which cannot be seen by anybody else visiting the site) and your tickets will be dispatched within 2 working days.

The event is seeking to raise vital money for SpecialEffect, a new Oxfordshire charity that is seeking to create a special computer games suite at Helen and Douglas House Hospice.

If you require any information about the dinner or would like to play in the cricket competition before the dinner please contact  Chris Tarratt on 07885157903

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Angus Robert Charles Fraser, one of Wiseden’s cricketers of the year in 1996, met perhaps his finest hour in England’s 1993/94 Barbados Test match against the West Indies. His 8-75 in the first innings set up a famous victory; West Indies' first defeat at Bridgetown for more than half a century.

Despite being born 8th August 1965, in Billinge Higher End, Wigan, Lancashire, Gus played all of his county cricket for Middlesex, in a first-class career running from 1984 to 2002. He served as the county captain from 2001 until his retirement in 2002, when he was appointed as the cricket correspondent of The Independent newspaper. He is also a regular contributor to the BBC's Test Match Special.

Famous for being the only player in the England team without a bat sponsor, one of his finest moments with the willow was in a last-wicket second-innings stand with Robert Croft to save the third Test at Old Trafford against South Africa in 1998.

On this very special evening at Hawkwell Hotel, Gus Fraser will no doubt regale his long and extinguished cricketing career, with this exclusive chance to pose your questions and gain a personal insight into what it means to be a Test cricketer.