The Riverside Ground, officially known as the Seat Unique Riverside due to its sponsorship, is a renowned cricket venue located in Chester-le-Street, County Durham, England. As the home ground for Durham County Cricket Club, this modern facility has earned a reputation for hosting both domestic and international matches. Over the years, it has seen some […]
Riverside Ground (Chester-le-Street) – Pitch Report Read More »
Raynes Park Vale Football Club, based in Raynes Park in the London Borough of Merton, is a semi-professional team affiliated with the Surrey County Football Association. Recognized as an FA Charter Standard Club, they compete in the Isthmian League – South Central Division and host their home games at Prince George’s Playing Fields on Grand
Raynes Park Sports Ground (Wimbledon) – Pitch Report Read More »
Radlett Cricket Club, located in Hertfordshire, England, features a well-maintained pitch known for its balance between bat and ball. The wicket generally offers consistent bounce, making it favorable for batsmen, while seamers can find assistance early on, especially in overcast conditions. Spinners also come into play as the game progresses, with the pitch tending to
Radlett Cricket Club – Pitch Report Read More »
Queen’s Park, located in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England, is a county cricket ground set within a park established in 1887 for Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee. The ground features a quaint pavilion and is bordered by mature trees, creating a picturesque setting. Queen’s Park is the home of Chesterfield Cricket Club and was also the home of
Queen’s Park (Chesterfield) – Pitch Report Read More »
Old Trafford, located in Greater Manchester, is the home stadium of Manchester United. With a capacity of 74,310, it is the largest club football stadium in the UK and the second-largest overall after Wembley. The stadium, known as “The Theatre of Dreams” thanks to Bobby Charlton, has been United’s home since 1910, except for a
Old Trafford (Manchester) – Pitch Report Read More »
North Marine Road Ground, located in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, is a historic cricket venue with a rich legacy. Originally called Queen’s Ground, it serves as the home ground for Scarborough Cricket Club, which hosts the popular annual Scarborough Festival. The venue also sees action from Yorkshire County Cricket Club as they play a series of
North Marine Road Ground (Scarborough) – Pitch Report Read More »
Moseley Cricket Club, an amateur cricket club based in Solihull, competes in the premier division of the Birmingham and District Premier League with its 1st and 2nd XIs. A founding member of the Birmingham League in English club cricket, the club clinched the ECB National Club Cricket Championship in 1980. Their home ground is located
Moseley Cricket Club (England) – Pitch Report Read More »
Merchant Taylors’ School, established in 1561 in London, is a public day school for boys aged 11 to 18. Throughout its history, the school has moved between several campuses, and since 1933, it has been based at Sandy Lodge, a sprawling 285-acre site near Northwood in Hertfordshire. Currently, the school serves 1100 students and, after
Merchant Taylors’ School (Northwood) – Pitch Report Read More »
Headingley Sports Ground was developed by a group of benefactors led by Lord Hawke, who helped establish Yorkshire County Cricket Club. Initially designed for six sports, the first-class cricket match was held in 1890. Before that, Yorkshire played across the county, with Bramall Lane in Sheffield as the headquarters. The club moved to Headingley in
Lord’s Cricket Ground (London) – Pitch Report Read More »
Newclose County Cricket Ground is located on the Isle of Wight, nestled between Newport and Blackwater along the River Medina’s eastern bank. It serves as the home ground for the Isle of Wight Cricket Board, hosting county finals, minor counties matches, and Southern Vipers out-ground fixtures. In 2019, the ground became an out-ground for Hampshire,
New Close County Cricket Ground (Newport) – Pitch Report Read More »
