England
Cricket Travel Redefined
From the Home of Cricket at Lord's to the atmosphere of Headingley — England offers the ultimate cricket pilgrimage
The Destination
England is where it all began. The Home of Cricket at Lord's, the electric atmosphere of a sold-out Edgbaston, the history of The Oval, the passion of Headingley, the beauty of Trent Bridge — English cricket grounds are among the finest and most atmospheric in the world. For overseas visitors and UK-based fans alike, an England home international is a bucket-list experience.
Beyond the cricket, England offers world-class cities, countryside, history, pubs, and culture — all within easy reach of every major venue. Whether you're planning a multi-match itinerary or a single day at Lord's, we can help you make the most of it.
What We Offer
Choose Your England
Women's T20 World Cup 2026
Hosted in England, June/July 2026. Lord's, The Oval, Edgbaston and more.
The Hundred 2026
100-ball cricket at its best. July/August across England's major venues.
Plan an England Cricket Experience
Test matches, ODIs, T20Is, The Hundred, county cricket — with or without accommodation.
Expert Knowledge
Cricket Venues
Lord's, London — Capacity: ~30,000
The Home of Cricket. MCC members' ground. Iconic Media Centre, museum and ground tour available. The most famous cricket ground on earth.
The Kia Oval, London — Capacity: ~25,500
Home of Surrey CCC. Historic Test venue since 1880. Traditionally hosts the final Test of every English summer.
Edgbaston, Birmingham — Capacity: ~25,000
Known for the best atmosphere in English cricket. The Hollies Stand is legendary. Home of Warwickshire CCC.
Headingley, Leeds — Capacity: ~18,000
Home of Yorkshire CCC. Famous for historic Ashes moments — Botham '81, Stokes 2019. Passionate northern crowd.
Trent Bridge, Nottingham — Capacity: ~17,500
Home of Nottinghamshire CCC. Beautiful traditional ground. Known for seam-friendly conditions and close finishes.
Old Trafford, Manchester — Capacity: ~26,000
Home of Lancashire CCC. Recently redeveloped with modern facilities. Emirates branding. Hosts major internationals.
Sophia Gardens, Cardiff — Capacity: ~16,000
Home of Glamorgan CCC. Hosts occasional England internationals. Compact, atmospheric ground on the River Taff.
The Ageas Bowl, Southampton — Capacity: ~25,000
Modern venue with on-site hotel. Hosts England internationals and The Hundred. Hampshire's home since 2001.
Beyond the Cricket
Things to Do
Near the Grounds
- Lord's Cricket Ground tour and MCC Museum
- London sightseeing — unlimited options from any London venue
- Stratford-upon-Avon from Edgbaston
- Yorkshire Dales from Headingley
- Peak District from Trent Bridge
- Lake District from Old Trafford
- Pub culture — every ground has legendary cricket pubs nearby
Travel Essentials
Practical Information
For Overseas Visitors
No visa required for many nationalities (check gov.uk for your country). Currency: GBP. Drive on the left. English is the primary language.
For UK-Based Fans
We can help source tickets, arrange hospitality, and build multi-match itineraries across the English summer.
Weather
English summer runs May to September. Expect anything. Bring layers and rain gear regardless of the forecast — it’s England.
Getting Around
Excellent rail network connects all Test venues. Most grounds are city-centre or a short walk from a station. London has five international airports.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
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England Experience
Women's T20 World Cup, The Hundred, home internationals — the English summer awaits