The Professional Cricketers' Association established the 903 Club in 2006.
The figure 903 represents absolute excellence by an England side against top level opposition. It signifies the highest total England has ever made in a single innings of Test cricket, when they scored 903 against Australia at The Oval in 1938.
Even more impressively, England lost only seven wickets in the innings and had the temerity to declare. Unsurprisingly, it also helped England win the game by a record innings and 579 runs.
"The 903 club is the entertainment and networking arm of the Professional Cricketers' Association and as such belongs to the England players themselves. Members of the 903 club not only receive unique access to the best international match day tickets and watch the action with a host of cricketing greats, but also invitations to the PCA Masters match, the end of season PCA Awards dinner and a wide range of other exclusive events.
Do please take your time to have a look around the website at what else the club has to offer."
Sir Ian Botham
President – The Professional Cricketers' Association
