The holy Lord's Cricket Ground

A picture-perfect oval that has hosted matches for more than two centuries, there is good reason that Lord's Cricket Ground is referred to as the ‘Home of the Cricket'. It's impossible not to feel the aura of legends of the past when visiting the oldest cricket ground, conveniently located in the heart of London. Get Lord's Cricket Ground tickets on StubHub and tick this incredible sporting colosseum off your bucket list.

The Home of Cricket

Founded by cricketing pioneer Thomas Lord, the stadium has existed in its current location since 1814. Lord's Cricket Ground staged the inaugural first-class match, which was hosted by Thomas Lord and his Marylebone Cricket Club. An incredible Victorian-era pavilion remains as the striking feature of the stadium, boasting an iconic Long Room and Honours Board that contains the names of every player to have scored a century or five-wicket haul. Redeveloped over the years to host 28,000 spectators, it is home to one of the best atmospheres in world sport. An indication of its ability to blend modern facilities in to the historic arena, a futuristic-looking media centre was erected in 1999 and celebrated for its architectural brilliance. Lord's Cricket Ground is located approximately 2 miles northwest of the centre of London and is closest to St John's Wood Station on the Jubilee line of the London Underground. The ground is also home to the Marylebone Cricket Club Museum, the oldest sports museum in the world and well worth a visit during your trip. Don't miss the chance to buy or sell Lord's Cricket Ground tickets for a chance to visit the iconic venue.

Graced by legends on the field

Lord's Cricket Ground has staged a number of the most famous matches of all time, with names such as Don Bradman, Brian Lara, Sachin Tendulkar and Ian Botham etched on the Honours Board. In a performance that will live long in the memories of those in attendance, Graham Gooch scored a mammoth 333 runs during a 1990 Test against India Cricket. The ground hosted its first ever international match as part of the 1884 Ashes series, with the England Cricket team triumphing by 4 wickets against the Australia Cricket side. In 1999, Lord's Cricket Ground staged the Final of the World Cup, with a sold-out attendance of 30,000 packing in to see Australia face Pakistan Cricket. The Aussies claimed the victory and the championship on the back of the heroics by spin king Shane Warne. Grab Lord's Cricket Ground tickets on StubHub to secure seats for the next historic match.