Cricket

Set in an affluent suburban area of Birmingham, this ground is steeped in history with countless iconic games being played out over the years. The atmosphere at Edgbaston is world-renowned, and with the national team unbeaten at  Edgbaston, there’s a reason why Edgbaston is one of England’s favourite cricket grounds.

Few stadiums are able to generate the atmosphere that Headingley achieves, and visitors can expect to be royally entertained at this historic cricket stadium. There is no better way to enjoy this wonderful ground than with a specialised hospitality package.

Not only is Old Trafford renowned as one of the best venues in the UK for top level cricket, it’s recently redeveloped hospitality facilities offer some of the best hospitality on the market.

This historic London venue is one of the oldest in the UK, dating back to 1880 when the first Test Match in England was played. Hospitality guests are guaranteed a fantastic day of cricket alongside superb hospitality all in the heart of the capital!

The home of Nottinghamshire CC, Trent Bridge has hosted many an iconic fixture down the years. The ground is regularly used for Test, One Day International and County Cricket. The venue is regarded by many to favour swing bowling, leading to some unbelievable displays from England heroes James Anderson and Stuart Broad, both of whom have their names on the historic pavilion honours board.

Overlooked by Lumley Castle, the Riverside Ground is one of the most picturesque grounds in England. After significant redevelopment work, the ground was granted Test Match status in 2003, and has since gone on to host an array of international fixtures. This 19,000 capacity stadium is a wonderful place to enjoy a day of world class cricketing entertainment.

Sophia Gardens has hosted international cricket since 1999, and since the recent £9.4 million redevelopment is now home to hospitality services that match any other ground in the country. The ground is a wonderful place to experience superb international cricket.

Situated in the gorgeous Hampshire countryside, the Ageas Bowl has recently undertaken a significant redevelopment project. The result is some of finest hospitality offered in British cricket. The 25,000 capacity stadium now contains BEEFY’S – inspired by English cricketing legend Sir Ian Botham, the restaurant celebrates the very best of British cuisine.