Darren Pattinson is congratulated by his England teammates after taking his first Test wicket on Saturday morning
Monday, 14th July 2008
South Africa won by 10 wickets.
England 203 and 327, South Africa 522 and 9-0. South Africa won by 10wkts.
AB de Villiers reaches his hundred on Day 3
Ashwell Prince leaves the field on Day 3 after scoring 149
Andrew Flintoff with a wicket on Day 1
ENGLAND TEAM
A Strauss, A Cook, M Vaughan (capt), K Pietersen, I Bell, T Ambrose, A Flintoff, S Broad, M Panesar, D Pattinson and J AndersonSOUTH AFRICA TEAM
G Smith, A Prince, H Amla, M Boucher, A de Villiers, P Harris, J Kallis, N McKenzie, M Morkel, M Ntini, D Steyn
TICKET NEWS
Day Four Offers - please note that the various offers the Club has been running for Day Four (Monday 21st July) of the Test Match will not apply on the day. To take advantage of any offers tickets will have to be bought in advance.
HOW TO GET TO HEADINGLEY CARNEGIE
GROUND REGULATIONS
England take on South Africa at Headingley Carnegie in a much anticipated battle of the titans. The Test Match starts on Friday and if you are thinking about coming along you should be aware of the Ground Regulations.
These regulations are in place to ensure that everyone enjoys their visit to Headingley Carnegie Cricket Ground.
Headingley Carnegie Cricket Ground Regulations for International Cricket
PLEASE BE AWARE THAT FOR ALL INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCHES PLAYED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE ICC THE IMPORTATION OF ALCOHOL INTO THE STADIUM IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN. ANY ALCOHOL FOUND ON SPECTATORS ENTERING THE GROUND WILL BE CONFISCATED.
You are welcome to come in fancy dress, but please bear in mind that the ground reserves the right to confiscate any objects such as mocks words that might be considered dangerous. Any inflatable objects will also be confiscated.
1 The Club Management reserves the right of admission to the Ground.
2 All matches will be played in accordance with the rules and regulations of The England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and The International Cricket Council (ICC) and their respective laws of the Game.
3 Play cannot be guaranteed to take place on any particular day or at any particular time.
4 Refund terms and conditions for matches played under auspices of the ECB and ICC can be found on the reverse of the admission tickets. Terms and conditions must be strictly adhered to.
5 The Stadium Management reserves the right to refuse admission to or eject from the Ground:-
a) any person dressed in a manner which is
i) considered inappropriate, offensive or distasteful
ii) considered dangerous either to their own safety or the safety of other spectators
iii) considered an obstruction to the view of other spectators.
b) any person who refuses to be searched by any servant or agent of the Club.
6 Fireworks, smoke canisters, flares, knives, forks (other than plastic knives & forks) bottles, glasses, cans, flags, banners, poles, horns, musical instruments and other similar articles or containers which might be used as a weapon or missile are not permitted within the stadium and will be confiscated.
7 The throwing of any object within the ground is strictly forbidden.
8 It is an offence to use foul and abusive language, obscene chanting or racial abuse. Action will be taken against any individual(s) indulging in such acts.
9 Unauthorised persons are strictly forbidden from entering upon the field of play unless advised to do so in an emergency. Individuals entering upon the field of play without permission may be charged with aggravated trespass.
10 The obstructing of gangways, access ways, exits and entrances, stairways and like places and the standing in seated areas while play is in progress is strictly forbidden.
11 The climbing of floodlight pylons, stands or any other structure within the ground is strictly forbidden.
12 Unnecessary noise such as that from the use of radios, air horns, whistles, musical instruments and behaviour likely to cause confusion or annoyance to any person is not permitted in any part of the stadium.
13 With the exception of persons authorised by the YCCC Management, ECB or ICC and press representatives holding official passes, the taking of photographs, cine photography or video footage inside the ground are prohibited. In addition, recording for radio, television or for private purposes, whether for transmission or otherwise, is not permitted except with a special authorisation in writing by the YCCC Management, ECB, or ICC.
14 Only persons specifically authorised in writing by the Stadium Management are permitted to distribute either without charge or offer for sale within the ground any newspapers, periodicals or any other articles.
15 Any person found damaging or defacing property within the stadium will be prosecuted.
16 Persons failing to comply with instructions from a steward or an authorised agent of the Stadium Management may be ejected from the ground.
17 The Stadium Management reserves the right for its servants and agents to remove from the ground, any person who does not comply with published Ground Regulations, the Rules and Regulations of the ICC, ECB or whose presence within the ground is or could be reasonably construed as constituting a source of danger, nuisance or annoyance to any other person.
18 The Stadium Management reserves the right to prohibit members of the public from playing ball games within the stadium when to do so would give offence, cause obstruction or endanger those participation in the games or others within the stadium.
19 For all International matches played under the auspices of the ICC the importation of alcohol into the stadium is strictly forbidden.
20 All persons entering the ground are admitted only subject to their acceptance of the above Ground Regulations. Entry to the ground is conditional on and will constitute unqualified acceptance of all the rules and regulations.
Finally and the most important regulation of the lot - have a terrific day with us!