Rogers regrets ticket furore, had kept officials informed


  • Cricket
  • Thursday, 25 Jun 2015

Australia's Chris Rogers during nets. Action Images via Reuters / John Sibley Livepic

LONDON (Reuters) - Chris Rogers has been frustrated by a furore over his securing tickets for the second Ashes test at Lord's and then offering them as part of an unofficial hospitality package.

The 37-year-old Rogers obtained the tickets from county side Middlesex, who he has played extensively for, and then offered them as part of hospitality packages through a company he had set up with a friend.

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