In addition to Quins, all 12 Guinness Premiership clubs will be taking part, along with Bedford Blues, Blackheath and last year's winners the British Army. The first match kicks off at 11.20am and promises to be a day of exciting fast flowing rugby. The Middlesex 7's always proves to be an oasis of entertaining rugby in the hot summer months and recently has become a good gauge for the season ahead.

Season Ticket holders will be mailed an application form by the club, which they must return to the RFU ticket office by Monday 8th August.

All other supporters can buy tickets by logging onto www.middlesex7s.com. You will be given the opportunity to indicate your preferred club so that you will be seated with fellow supporters, though allocations will be made on a 'first come, first served' basis. As well as this, £10 from the price of every adult ticket will be given directly to your chosen club.

Tickets are priced at £25 for adults and £10 for Under 16's.

Groups of 10 or more tickets purchased via the Group Booking Line, on 0871 871 3777, qualify for another special offer with the following benefits:

- £5.00 off the regular ticket price per person
- Your choice of exclusive reserved seats
- A mention in the matchday programme of your chosen group name
- Scoreboard recognition
- No credit card handling fees
- Entry into a draw to win RBS Six Nations tickets
- For group bookings of 20 or more, the group leader will receive a limited edition DVD containing highlights of Martin Johnson's phenomenal career.

First held in 1926, the Middlesex 7's is one of the oldest sevens competitions in England and is the most famous rugby charity event in the world. Over the past 10 years the tournament has raised over £3 million for charity and this year will be raising more money for PRA Benevolent Fund and the Wooden Spoon.