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Cricket tickets winner revealed



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Published Date: 05 August 2008

One lucky visitor has won a pair of tickets to Saturday's Test Match

Congratulations to Hugh Jackson - the winner of our cricket tickets competition!

We were inundated with entries for this competition with a top prize of a pair of tickets for this weekend's test match up for grabs - courtesy of All Out Cricket magazine.

Hugh has won himself a pair of tickets to see the third day of the England v South Africa test match at the Brit Oval in London on Saturday - with return train travel thrown in.

Thanks to everybody who entered - look out for more great competitions on this website soon!

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