BGS Test Cricket Breakfast 2026
Cricket Then and Now
The Brisbane Grammar School Old Boys' Association welcomes the BGS community to its annual Test Cricket Breakfast, featuring Australian cricket icon Greg Chappell AO MBE and emerging Queensland and Australian representative Hugh Weibgen '22.
In a conversation spanning generations, the discussion will explore the history of cricket and its future, reflecting on the enduring values that have shaped the game while examining how cricket continues to evolve across the globe.
This promises to be an insightful morning for cricket enthusiasts, Old Boys, parents and friends of BGS, offering unique perspectives on the game's rich heritage, its future direction, and what it means to represent Australia across different eras.
Event Details:
Date: Friday, 27 November 2026
Time: 7.00am to 9.00am
Venue: Grand Ballroom, Tattersall's Club. 215 Queen St, Brisbane City QLD 4000
Dress code: Men – Suit or sports jacket with collared shirt and trousers (tie encouraged).
Women – Dress, skirt, pantsuit or tailored outfit.
Guests are required to comply with the Tattersall’s Club dress regulations.
Tickets:
Early Bird: $85 + booking fee (Limited tickets. Available until Wednesday 28 October unless sold out prior.)
General Admission: $95 + booking fee
Vintage Old Boys, Young Old Boys (2018-2025) and Concession: $75 + booking fee
Tickets include a hot breakfast with refreshments.
Lineup
Greg Chappell AO MBE
Widely regarded as one of Australia's greatest batsmen, Greg Chappell enjoyed a distinguished international career, representing Australia in 87 Test matches and captaining his country during a transformative period in the sport. Since retiring from playing, Greg has remained one of cricket's most influential voices through coaching, administration, talent development and commentary.
Hugh Weibgen '22
Hugh Weibgen '22 is one of Queensland cricket's brightest young talents. A former Captain of Cricket and 1st XI Premiership player of Brisbane Grammar School, Hugh rose to national prominence as captain of the Australian Under-19 team that won the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup in 2024. He has since progressed into Queensland and professional domestic cricket, representing the next generation of Australian cricket.
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