Cricket in London
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Kalakars Festival
📍 The Steel Yard
£35.00
Middlesex v Northamptonshire Day 1 - Rothesay County Championship
📍 Lord's Cricket Ground
Middlesex v Northamptonshire Day 2 - Rothesay County Championship
📍 Lord's Cricket Ground
Let Loose: Sports Day
📍 Clapham Common
Middlesex v Northamptonshire Day 3 - Rothesay County Championship
📍 Lord's Cricket Ground
Middlesex v Northamptonshire Day 4 - Rothesay County Championship
📍 Lord's Cricket Ground
England v Sri Lanka ODI
📍 The Kia Oval
England Men vs. Sri Lanka Men - 3rd Metro Bank ODI
📍 The Kia Oval
£228.00
England vs Sri Lanka - 3rd ODI Tickets
📍 The Kia Oval
From £175.63
Sikisa - Serving Justice
📍 The Great North Wood
From £13.50
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VALDCON X | London
📍 Lord's Cricket Ground
£95.00 - £125.00
England v Bangladesh Test Match Day 1
📍 Lord's Cricket Ground
England v Bangladesh Test Match Day 2
📍 Lord's Cricket Ground
England v Bangladesh Test Match Day 3
📍 Lord's Cricket Ground
England v Bangladesh Test Match Day 4
📍 Lord's Cricket Ground
England v Bangladesh Test Match Day 5
📍 Lord's Cricket Ground
ICC World Test Championship Final | Wednesday 9 June - Sunday 13 June
📍 The Kia Oval
Day 1: England v Australia Ashes Test
📍 Lord's Cricket Ground
England v Australia | Lord's Test Ashes 2027
📍 Lord's Cricket Ground
England vs. Australia - 2nd Rothesay Ashes Test Match - 1
📍 Lord's Cricket Ground
From £682.00
Day 2: England v Australia Ashes Test
📍 Lord's Cricket Ground
England vs. Australia - 2nd Rothesay Ashes Test Match - 2
📍 Lord's Cricket Ground
From £675.00
Day 3: England v Australia Ashes Test
📍 Lord's Cricket Ground
England vs. Australia - 2nd Rothesay Ashes Test Match - 3
📍 Lord's Cricket Ground
From £731.00
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Cricket in London — Guide
Cricket events in London are a social and community-focused affair, perfect for both casual fans and seasoned players alike. Whether you're looking to test your skills on a proper cricket ground or simply want to enjoy an informal game with friends, there's something for everyone. Expect to find matches played at a variety of venues from local parks and school grounds to more dedicated sports & fitness facilities and even basement clubs where enthusiasts gather for friendly games.
These events run throughout the summer months and can be found in pub function rooms or arts centres too, offering a mix of competitive and recreational play. Whether you're part of a team or just want to join in as a player or spectator, you'll get a taste of the camaraderie that cricket fosters among participants of all skill levels.