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Chris And David Adams Gear Up For Big Cricket Ride

22 September 2011
Chris And David Adams Gear Up For Big Cricket Ride

Surrey's Professional Cricket Manager Chris Adams and brother David, Managing Director and Chairman of Pro4Sport, are getting ready to embark on an 868-mile, 15-day bike ride visiting all 18 first-class counties in October.

Supported by KIA, the two former professional cricketers are aiming to raise money for Leukaemia and Lymphoma research which is a charity close to their heart - their father was diagnosed with Peripheral T-cell lymphoma attached to the liver last year and is currently undergoing treatment.

Chris (left of the three in the photo on the right) and David (far right) will set off from Durham and arrive at The Kia Oval, home of Surrey, 15 days later, and are looking forward to being joined on the ride by a number of celebrities, sponsors and cricketers.

Ride Schedule

Day 1 -  Durham-Yorkshire
Day 2 - Yorkshire-Lancashire
Day 3 - Lancashire-Derbyshire
Day 4 - Derbyshire-Nottinghamshire- Leicestershire
Day 5 - Leicestershire-Northamptonshire
Day 6 - Northamptonshire-Warwickshire
Day 7 - Warwickshire-Worcestershire
Day 8 - Worcestershire-Glamorgan
Day 9 - Glamorgan-Gloucestershire
Day 10 - Gloucestershire-Somerset
Day 11 - Somerset-Hampshire
Day 12 - Hampshire-Sussex
Day 13 - Sussex-Kent
Day 14 - Kent-Essex
Day 15 - Essex-Middlesex-Surrey

The Big Cricket Ride is raising money for Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research.

Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research are investing more than £1 million into research to understand how these lymphomas arise and develop more effective treatments. Chris and David’s fundraising efforts will all go to help fund this specific research.

http://leukaemialymphomaresearch.org.uk/get-involved/big-cricket-ride

http://www.beatbloodcancers.org

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