Lord’s Cricket Ground is opening its doors for anend-of-season celebration to mark England Women’s homecoming at the England v India women’s one-day international (ODI) match. Lord’s is set to be transformed into a celebration of two cultures featuring giveaways, face painting and a photobooth moment as music from all-female drumming at Eternal Taal, a South Asian food bazaar, and the opportunity to get creative with the Indian tradition of kite flying at half time.
As a welcome to India’s international team to England’s home of cricket, the internationally renowned Bhangra Drums group, Eternal Taal, will put on a musical performance. Having recently performed at the Commonwealth Games opening, the all-female Dhol players will build suspense and anticipation with the melodious beats of the drums making way for the start for the match.
Within the ground, the food bazaar will display an array of street food, delivered with a Desi flavour. North Indian fast food kitchen Hero will be on hand with Kati Rolls, Samosas, Masala Fries, and Mango Lassis, with more curries and biriyani classics available in the Food Village from London Street-Food specialists.
