#YouAreSomerset Match: Play your part on the day
Our final home Metro Bank One Day Cup group stage match takes place on Tuesday August 11th.
What could be better than limited overs cricket during the summer holidays in Somerset?
Lancashire will be the visitors to the Cooper Associates County Ground, and as a thank you for your support, this match is all about you!
It’s the people who make Somerset County Cricket Club, and that connection between fans and the Club is what makes us unique.
You. Are. Somerset.
You are the DJ!
As part of the day, we want you to play your part so that we can play your song!
This is your chance to help fire up the matchday atmosphere by choosing the music that will be played throughout the matchday.
Simply submit the song you’d love to hear while cheering for Somerset.
If your song is selected, we’ll play it over the stadium speakers and give you a shoutout from our matchday announcer!
You can request your song now via the link below!
YOU ARE SOMERSET & YOU ARE THE DJ!
The You Are Somerset Wall
We want to know what Somerset CCC means to you.
Your memories are what make the Club so special and we want to hear all about them.
On the matchday there will be a You Are Somerset Wall located within the Cooper Associates County Ground, and we want you share your stories!
The Rock Choir
For your musical pleasure, the amazing Rock Choir will be performing throughout the day on the Somerset Leisure Stage in our Fan Village!
Join us for a day that really is not-to-be-missed!
Somerset and Lancashire is a List A rivalry that dates back to 1966 when the two teams first met in a limited overs match.
Since that date, some of the greatest players to grace the game have taken part in the fixture.
The likes of Ian Botham, Viv Richards, Joel Garner, Marcus Trescothick, Justin Langer and Andrew Caddick have faced greats like Clive Lloyd, Wasim Akram, Michael Atherton, Jimmy Anderson and Andrew Flintoff over the years and this summer we will see what the Class of 2026 have to offer.
Somerset will be looking for revenge after the two sides met at Taunton in the Metro Bank One Day Cup last summer. The side from Old Trafford came out on top by just two wickets in a tightly fought clash despite half centuries from Lewis Goldsworthy, Archie Vaughan and Fin Hill.
