List of cricket grounds in England and Wales

This is a list of cricket grounds in England and Wales , listed in alphabetical order and based on each traditional English and Welsh county. The venues in this list have all been used for first-class matches. The venues have all staged first-class (from 1772), limited overs (from 1963) or Twenty20 (from 2003) matches. Venues used only for junior or minor matches are excluded. Some of the venues are dated to the 17th and 18th centuries and many are now defunct (marked by †).

Bramall

CountyBristol

CountyChelms.

CountyDerby

CountyHove

New Road

Wantage

CountySouth

CountyTaunton

Edgbaston

Grace Road

Headingley

The Oval

Lord's

Nevill

North Marine Road

Old Trafford

Riverside

SWALEC

St. Helen's

St Lawrence

Rose Bowl

Trent Bridge

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Locations of all stadiums which have hosted a men's international cricket match within England and Wales

International grounds

• For a full list of grounds in England and Wales that have held men's international cricket, see List of international men's cricket grounds in England and Wales

Domestic grounds in England

Bedfordshire

• For a full list of grounds that Bedfordshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Bedfordshire County Cricket Club grounds

Berkshire

• For a full list of grounds that Berkshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Berkshire County Cricket Club grounds

Official name (known as)	City or town	County side/use span	Ends/notes	Ref
Old Field†	Bray	Berkshire (1782–1794)		[1]

Buckinghamshire

• For a full list of grounds that Buckinghamshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Buckinghamshire County Cricket Club grounds

Cambridgeshire

• For a full list of grounds that Cambridgeshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Cambridgeshire County Cricket Club grounds
• For a full list of grounds that Cambridge University Cricket Club have used as home grounds in first-class and List A cricket, see List of Cambridge University Cricket Club grounds

Cheshire

• For a full list of grounds that Cheshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Cheshire County Cricket Club grounds

Cornwall

• For a full list of grounds that Cornwall County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Cornwall County Cricket Club grounds

Cumberland

• For a full list of grounds that Cumberland County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Cumberland County Cricket Club grounds

Derbyshire

• For a full list of grounds that Derbyshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket, see List of Derbyshire County Cricket Club grounds

Devon

• For a full list of grounds that Devon County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Devon County Cricket Club grounds

Dorset

• For a full list of grounds that Dorset County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Dorset County Cricket Club grounds

Durham

• For a full list of grounds that Durham County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in Minor Counties Championship, MCCA Knockout Trophy, first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket, see List of Durham County Cricket Club grounds

Official name (known as)	City or town	County side/use span	Ends/notes	Ref
Portrack Lane†	Stockton-on-Tees	Yorkshire and Durham (1858) Yorkshire with Stockton-on-Tees (1861)		[2]

Essex

• For a full list of grounds that Essex County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket, see List of Essex County Cricket Club grounds

Official name (known as)	City or town	County side/use span	Ends/notes	Ref
Langton Park†	Hornchurch	Hornchurch Cricket Club (1787–1793) Essex (1792)		[3]
The Green Man†	Navestock	RN Newman's XI (1793)		tbc
Toby Howe Cricket Ground	Billericay	Essex Cricket Board (2000)		[4]

Gloucestershire

• For a full list of grounds that Gloucestershire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket, see List of Gloucestershire County Cricket Club grounds

Official name (known as)	City or town	County side/use span	Ends/notes	Ref
Hatherley and Reddings Cricket Club Ground	Cheltenham	Gloucestershire Cricket Board (1999)		[5]

Hampshire

• For a full list of grounds that Hampshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket, see List of Hampshire County Cricket Club grounds
• For a full list of grounds that Hampshire Cricket Board have used as home grounds in List A and MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Hampshire Cricket Board grounds
• For a full list of grounds that Hampshire county cricket teams used as home grounds in first-class cricket prior to the formation of Hampshire County Cricket Club, see List of Hampshire county cricket teams grounds

Herefordshire

• For a full list of grounds that Herefordshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Herefordshire County Cricket Club grounds

Hertfordshire

• For a full list of grounds that Hertfordshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Hertfordshire County Cricket Club grounds

Huntingdonshire

• For a full list of grounds that Huntingdonshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A and MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Huntingdonshire County Cricket Club grounds

Isle of Wight

• For a full list of grounds that Hampshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in first-class cricket that have been based on the Isle of Wight, see List of Hampshire County Cricket Club grounds

Kent

• For a full list of grounds that Kent County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket, see List of Kent County Cricket Club grounds

Official name (known as)	City or town	County side/use span	Ends/notes	Ref
Bourne Paddock†	Bishopsbourne	Kent and Sir Horatio Mann's XI (1766–1790)		[6]
Bowman's Lodge†	Dartford	Kent (1806)		[7] [8]
West Kent Cricket Ground	Chislehurst	Kent (1822–1836) Gentlemen of Kent (1832–1838)		[9] [10]
Cobham Park†	Cobham	Kent (1792)		[11]
Coxheath Common (including the ground at the Star Inn)†	Coxheath	Kent and Sir Horatio Mann's XI (1728–1789)		[12]
Dandelion Paddock†	Margate	Sir Horatio Mann's XI (1795) All-England (1796)		[13]
Dartford Brent†	Dartford	Dartford and Kent (1709–1795)		[14]
Hawkhurst Moor†	Hawkhurst	Kent (1825–1826)		[15] [16]
Napps†	Wrotham	Kent (1815)		[17] [18]
Penenden Heath†	Maidstone	Kent (1795)		[19]
Phillip's Field†	Bromley	Kent (1840)		[20] [21]
Vine Cricket Ground (Sevenoaks Vine)	Sevenoaks	Kent (1773–1786 and 1827–1829)		[22] [23]

Lancashire

• For a full list of grounds that Lancashire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket, see List of Lancashire County Cricket Club grounds

Official name (known as)	City or town	County side/use span	Ends/notes	Ref
Ashton Club Ground†	Ashton-under-Lyne	Cambridgeshire/Yorkshire (1865)		[24]
Botanical Gardens†	Manchester	Manchester (1848–1854) Lancashire (1849–1851)		[25]
Broughton Cricket Club Ground†	Salford	North (1856 & 1859–1863) Gentlemen of the North (1858–1860)		[26]
GP Codie's Ground†	Eccles	Manchester (1857–1858)		[27]
Merefield Ground†	Rochdale	North (1860)		[28]
Milnrow Road†	Rochdale	North (1876)		[29]
Moss Lane†	Manchester	Manchester (1844–1846)		[30]

Leicestershire

• For a full list of grounds that Leicestershire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket, see List of Leicestershire County Cricket Club grounds

Official name (known as)	City or town	County side/use span	Ends/notes	Ref
Barker's Ground†	Leicester	North (1836–1846) Midland Counties (1843)		[31]
Ratcliffe College	Cossington	Leicestershire Cricket Board (2002)		[32]
Tyler's Ground†	Loughborough	North (1875)		[33]

Lincolnshire

• For a full list of grounds that Lincolnshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Lincolnshire County Cricket Club grounds

Middlesex

• For a full list of grounds that Middlesex County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket, see List of Middlesex County Cricket Club grounds

Official name (known as)	City or town	County side/use span	Ends/notes	Ref
Artillery Ground	Finsbury	London (1730–1778)		tbc
Lord's Middle Ground†	St John's Wood	B Aislabie's XI (1811) Lord F Beauclerk's XI (1812–1813)		tbc
Lord's Old Ground†	Marylebone	Middlesex (1787–1796) Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC; 1789–1809)		tbc
Orleans Club Ground†	Twickenham	Orleans Club (1878–1883)		[34]
Royal Air Force Sports Ground	Uxbridge	Combined Services (1964)		[35]
W. Fennex's New Ground†	Uxbridge	Middlesex (1789–90)		tbc
Wembley Park†	Wembley	Wembley Park Cricket Club (1896)		[36]
White Conduit Fields†	Islington	London (1718–73) White Conduit Club (1784–86)		[37] [38] [39]

Norfolk

• For a full list of grounds that Norfolk County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Norfolk County Cricket Club grounds

Official name (known as)	City or town	County side/use span	Ends/notes	Ref
New Ground†	Norwich	Norfolk (1834–1836)		tbc
Old Buckenham Hall	Attleborough	L Robinson's XI (1912–1921)		[40]
Racecourse Ground†	Swaffham	Earl of Winchilsea's XI (1797)

Northamptonshire

• For a full list of grounds that Northamptonshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in Minor Counties Championship, first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket, see List of Northamptonshire County Cricket Club grounds

Official name (known as)	City or town	County side/use span	Ends/notes	Ref
Hatton Park†	Wellingborough	United North of England Eleven (1874)		[41]
Racecourse Ground Promenade†	Northampton	United North of England Eleven (1872)		[42]

Northumberland

• For a full list of grounds that Northumberland County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Northumberland County Cricket Club grounds

Nottinghamshire

• For a full list of grounds that Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket, see List of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club grounds

Official name (known as)	City or town	County side/use span	Ends/notes	Ref
Brackenhurst Cricket Ground	Southwell	Gentlemen of Southwell (1846)		[43]
Forest New Ground†	Nottingham	Nottingham (1771–1837)		[44]
King's Meadow†	Nottingham	Nottingham (1791)		[45]
Meadow Road†	Beeston	Gentlemen of the North (1870)		[46]
West Park	West Bridgford	Sir J Cahn's XI (1932–1935)		[47]

Oxfordshire

• For a full list of grounds that Oxfordshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Oxfordshire County Cricket Club grounds
• For a full list of grounds that Oxford University Cricket Club have used as home grounds in first-class and List A cricket, see List of Oxford University Cricket Club grounds

Rutland

• For a full list of grounds that Leicestershire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in first-class and List A cricket that have been based in Rutland, see List of Leicestershire County Cricket Club grounds

Official name (known as)	City or town	County side/use span	Ends/notes	Ref
The Park†	Burley-on-the-Hill	All-England (1790–1793) Old Etonians (1791) Earl of Winchilsea's XI (1792–1793)		tbc

Shropshire

• For a full list of grounds that Shropshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Shropshire County Cricket Club grounds

Somerset

• For a full list of grounds that Somerset County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket, see List of Somerset County Cricket Club grounds
• For a full list of grounds that Somerset Cricket Board have used as home grounds in List A and MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Somerset Cricket Board grounds

Staffordshire

• For a full list of grounds that Staffordshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Staffordshire County Cricket Club grounds

Official name (known as)	City or town	County side/use span	Ends/notes	Ref
Burton-on-Trent Cricket Ground†	Burton-on-Trent	North (1840–1841)		[48]

Suffolk

• For a full list of grounds that Suffolk County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Suffolk County Cricket Club grounds

Surrey

• For a full list of grounds that Surrey County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket, see List of Surrey County Cricket Club grounds

Official name (known as)	City or town	County side/use span	Ends/notes	Ref
Aram's New Ground†	Walworth	Surrey and Middlesex (1797) Lord Frederick Beauclerk's XI (1802)		tbc
Cheam Cricket Club Ground	Cheam	Surrey Cricket Board (1999–2001)		[49]
Epsom Down†	Epsom	Epsom (1816–1819)		tbc
Guildford Bason†	Guildford	Surrey (1774)		tbc
Holt Pound†	Wrecclesham	Surrey (1791–1809)		tbc
J. W. Hobbs' Ground† (Barclays Bank Ground)	Norbury	C. I. Thornton's XI (1888)		[50]
Kew Green	Kew	London (1730–32)		[51]
Laleham Burway†	near Chertsey	Surrey (1773–1779) Chertsey (1778)		tbc
Moulsey Hurst†	West Molesey	Surrey (1723–1806)		[52]
Royal Military Academy Ground	near Camberley	Army (1938)		[53]
St Ann's Ground†	Barnes	Lyric Club (1890)		[54]
The Burys†	Godalming	Godalming (1821–1825) Surrey (1828–1830)		tbc
Wimbledon Cricket Club Ground	Wimbledon	Surrey Cricket Board (1999)		[55]

Sussex

• For a full list of grounds that Sussex County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket, see List of Sussex County Cricket Club grounds

Official name (known as)	City or town	County side/use span	Ends/notes	Ref
Manor Ground†	Bexhill-on-Sea	Earl de la Warr's XI (1896)		[56]
Midhurst Cricket Ground†	Midhurst	Sussex (1830)		tbc
Petworth Park†	Petworth	Sussex (1824–1826)		tbc
Prince of Wales Ground†	Brighton	Brighton (1791–1792)		tbc
Sheffield Park	near Uckfield	Lord Sheffield's XI (1881–1896)		[57]
The Dripping Pan	Lewes	2nd Duke of Richmond's XI (1728–1730)		[58] [59]

Warwickshire

• For a full list of grounds that Warwickshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket, see List of Warwickshire County Cricket Club grounds

Official name (known as)	City or town	County side/use span	Ends/notes	Ref
Aston Park†	Birmingham	North (1861)		[60]
Parr and Wisden's Ground†	Leamington Spa	North (1849–1850)		[61]

Westmorland

• For a full list of grounds that Cumberland County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket that have been based in Westmorland, see List of Cumberland County Cricket Club grounds

Wiltshire

• For a full list of grounds that Wiltshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Wiltshire County Cricket Club grounds

Official name (known as)	City or town	County side/use span	Ends/notes	Ref
Perriam Down†	Ludgershall	T. A. Smith's XI (1787–96) Hampshire (1788–1792) Hampshire and Surrey (1790)		tbc

Worcestershire

• For a full list of grounds that Worcestershire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in Minor Counties Championship, first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket, see List of Worcestershire County Cricket Club grounds

Yorkshire

• For a full list of grounds that Yorkshire County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket, see List of Yorkshire County Cricket Club grounds

Official name (known as)	City or town	County side/use span	Ends/notes	Ref
Army Ground†	Catterick Garrison	Combined Services (1954)		[62]
Centre Vale	Todmorden	United North of England Eleven (1874)		[63]
Darnall New Ground†	Sheffield	Sheffield and Leicester (1826) Yorkshire/Nottinghamshire/Leicestershire (1828) Sheffield (1828–1829)		tbc
Ferham Park†	Rotherham	North (1880)		[64]
Hyde Park Ground†	Sheffield	Sheffield (1830–1852) Yorkshire (1833–1853)		tbc
Mount Pleasant	Batley	T. Emmett's XI (1883)		[65]

† = Defunct venue

Domestic grounds in Wales

Glamorgan

• For the SWALEC Stadium, see Test grounds
• For a full list of grounds that Glamorgan County Cricket Club have used as home grounds in Minor Counties Championship, first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket, see List of Glamorgan County Cricket Club grounds
• For grounds in Glamorgan used solely by Wales Minor Counties Cricket Club (Pontarddulais Park and Sully Centurions Cricket Club Ground) as home grounds in List A, Minor Counties Championship, or MCCA Knockout Trophy cricket, see List of Wales Minor Counties Cricket Club grounds

Other Welsh counties

• For grounds in the historic Welsh counties of Breconshire, Caernarvonshire, Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire, Denbighshire, Flintshire, Monmouthshire, Pembrokeshire that have been used in first-class List A, Twenty20, Minor Counties Championship or MCCA Knockout Trophy matches, see List of Glamorgan County Cricket Club grounds and List of Wales Minor Counties Cricket Club grounds

See also

• List of Test cricket grounds
• List of British stadiums by capacity
• List of cricket grounds by capacity

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