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Leicestershire Hosting Q And A Sessions

16 May 2011
Leicestershire Hosting Q And A Sessions
Leicestershire Hosting Q And A Sessions
Leicestershire are holding Q and A sessions on the third day of each Championship match this season
©Action Images / Andrew Boyers

Leicestershire CCC’s players will be hosting a Question and Answer session in the Fox Bar at the end of day three of every home LV=County Championship fixture in 2011.

Members and supporters are welcome to attend the event, which will happen approximately fifteen minutes after stumps are drawn.

We would like as many people as possible to come along and put their questions to the team, so please stay behind after play and take the opportunity to ask your questions.

The next Q and A will be on Friday, May 20 when Gloucestershire are the visitors to Grace Road.

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