Cricket fans are eagerly awaiting a visit from commentator Henry Blofeld at a public hall.

Mr Blofeld, known for his flamboyance and entertaining digressions during cricket commentary, will be sharing stories from his illustrious career.

General manager Richard Melchior expressed his excitement about Blofeld's upcoming visit.

He said: "We are delighted to welcome Henry Back to the venue again.

"He is always great fun and has a wealth of great anecdotes."

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Since hanging his microphone up, Mr Blofeld has been regularly appearing on popular television shows such as Room 101 and Would I Lie to You, as well as penning several books on cricket and a humorous autobiography.

His fans at Beccles Public Hall will get a chance to hear about his adventures, his interactions with big names of the game, and stories from his extraordinary life.

A previous audience member has said: "Henry is well known for his wit and wisdom, he’s led such an extraordinary life and it's great to have him come back to Beccles Public Hall."

Mr Blofeld is just one of several high-profile guests visiting Beccles this year, adding to the venue's diverse line-up which includes comedians Milton Jones, Gary Delaney, and even former prime minister Liz Truss.

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Mr Melchior said: "We believe strongly that the theatre should have something on for everyone and we are always striving to have a programme which combines all areas of performance and events, with a combination of local, national and international figures."

Blofeld will appear at Beccles Public Hall on July 28, 2.30pm.

Tickets are priced at £19.50 and can be booked through the box office or online.