A day not to be missed, meet Dean Jones the dashing stroke maker
& Allan Border who led Australia to World Cup & Ashes victory.
Dean & Allan are supporting the MS Ashes Trek visiting towns & cities
between Melbourne & Sydney supporting people living with multiple sclerosis.

SUNDAY 15 DECEMBER 2013
9.00 AM to 2.30 PM
Bradman Museum – St Jude Street, Bowral

Dean Jones; Aussie fan favourite, natural showman and a dashing stroke maker is now taking on a new challenge. A key member of the Australian side that won the 1987 World Cup and 1989 Ashes, Deano is now the national ambassador for MS Australia.
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a debilitating neurological condition that affects largely young adults (affecting three times more women than men) with four Australian’s diagnosed with it daily.
To raise funds for research and spread awareness Deano will be embarking on a trek from Melbourne to Sydney in December. He’ll be joined by some of his old teammates along the way with his former Captain, the awe-inspiring Allan Border to accompany him for the Bowral leg of the trek!
Allan Border united a nation by leading Australia to both World Cup and Ashes victory in the late 1980s. His legacy remains significant in Australian Cricket today with the coveted Allan Border Medal that is presented annually to the most outstanding Australian Cricketer across all forms of the game.

Egg & Bacon Rolls from 9 am
Southern U/12 Final from 12 midday

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Renee Mathewson [email protected]
Sunday at the Bradman Museum is an opportunity not to be missed by any cricketer lover! Come along, meet Deano & Allan Border and help support such a worthy cause.