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Queen’s Park is a county cricket ground in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England, and it is located within Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee Park, which was created for the queen’s 60th birthday in 1887. It has a tiny pavilion surrounded by mature trees and is encircled by parkland.
Chesterfield Cricket Ground, formerly Chesterfield CC and Derbyshire CCC from 1898 until 1998 before returning in 2006 after an 8-year absence, is the home of Chesterfield Cricket Club. It was once surrounded by a banked cycle track. It’s a small ground that takes time to dry after rain, making it suitable for batting on good wickets. The size of the facility lends itself to fast scoring on good wickets because it is so tiny.
Queen’s Park Cricket Stadium
- Full Name: Queen’s Park Sports Centre
- Location: Chesterfield
- Capacity: 7000
- Surface: Level For Both But Approach to Batting
- Floodlights: No
- End names: Lake End, Pavilion End
- Boundary Length (Dimension): Not Known
- Also known as: Queen’s Park Stadium | Queen’s Park Ground
Record & Stats
T20 Stats
| Total Match Played: 0 |
| Batting First Won: 0 |
| Batting Second Won: 0 |
| Tie: 0 |
| Avg. Score in 1st bat: 0 |
| Highest Score: |
| Lowest Score: |
| Scoring Pattern |
| Below Score 150: 0 |
| Score between 150 and 169: 0 |
| Score between 170 and 189: 0 |
| Above Score 190: 0 |
ODI Stats
| Total Match Played: 0 |
| Batting First Won: 0 |
| Batting Second Won: 0 |
| Tie: 0 |
| Avg. Score in 1st bat: 0 |
| Highest Score: |
| Lowest Score: |
| Scoring Pattern |
| Below Score 200: 0 |
| Score between 200 and 249: 0 |
| Score between 250 and 299: 0 |
| Above Score 300: 0 |
T20 Domestic
| Total Match Played: 7 |
| Batting First Won: 3 |
| Batting Second Won: 4 |
| Tie: 0 |
| Avg. Score in 1st bat: 160 |
| Highest Score: Yorkshire 183/4 |
| Lowest Score: Derbyshire 124/10 |
| Scoring Pattern |
| Below Score 150: 2 |
| Score between 150 and 169: 4 |
| Score between 170 and 189: 1 |
| Above Score 190: 0 |
Is Queen's Park, Chesterfield Stadium Batting Or Bowling Pitch?
Chesterfield is home to several of Derbyshire’s county matches. It’s a little ground with a slow drying process after rain, making it ideal for producing a green wicket. The size of the facility, on the other hand, encourages fast scoring on good wickets.
Ground Information
Establishment ( Situated In ) – 2016
Address – Boythorpe Rd, Chesterfield S40 2ND, United Kingdom
Official Website – http://www.chesterfield.gov.uk/queenspark/
Contact Number: +44 1246 345555
E-mail: [email protected].
Tenants
- Not Known
History
Chesterfield Cricket Club plays at Chesterfield Queens Park, which is set within a park created for Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee in 1897 and is an appealing backdrop for cricket with a bandstand, a tiny pavillion, and trees that surround it. It was once encircled by a banked cycling path. The magnificent twisted 238-foot tall spire of All Saints Church overlooks the ground. Chesterfield CC is located there.
Chesterfield is home to a number of Derbyshire’s county games. It is a tiny stadium that takes time to dry after rain, making it prone to becoming green. The size of the ground, on the other hand, encourages quick scoring on good wickets. It was at Chesterfield that Brown (300) and Tunnicliffe set the mark for England against Yorkshire with 554 for the first wicket, which stood for many years before being broken by Sutcliffe and Holmes. The fourth wicket fell just two runs short of Sanders’s opening score (213) in the first instance, when Perrin scored 346 with three sixes and ten fours for Essex against Lancashire at Leyton Cricket Ground in 1904. A record 14,000 spectators attended the game between Yorkshire and Lancashire in 1948.
International Information
- First Test: Not Known
- Last Test: Not Known
- First ODI: Not Known
- Last ODI: Not Known
- First T20: Not Known
- Last T20: Not Known
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