Wormsley has been described as the most beautiful cricket ground in England and anyone who has watched or played cricket there will never forget the experience.
Sir Paul Getty was a devotee of all things English, especially the most English of games, cricket. His vision and creation of an Arcadian cricket ground at Wormsley was a source of joy to him and his family. Events at Wormsley really are "Quintessentially English", and the experience is one to cherish.
The ground and facilities can be tailored to host your own event, or visit our 'events calendar' page to book yourself tickets to one of the public events. There are numerous options to make your visit truly memorable. We look forward to seeing you at Wormsley, or please contact us to discuss your specific requirements in greater detail.
Sir Paul Getty was a devotee of all things English, especially the most English of games, cricket. His vision and creation of an Arcadian cricket ground at Wormsley was a source of joy to him and his family. Events at Wormsley really are "Quintessentially English", and the experience is one to cherish.
The ground and facilities can be tailored to host your own event, or visit our 'events calendar' page to book yourself tickets to one of the public events. There are numerous options to make your visit truly memorable. We look forward to seeing you at Wormsley, or please contact us to discuss your specific requirements in greater detail.
"It's a very special privilege to be invited to play at this most exclusive of cricket grounds."
Matthew Hoggard
Matthew Hoggard
"For me Wormsley is one of those special places to play cricket. The stunning landscape coupled with the quality of the facilities and the reminders of the cricketing greats that have graced the turf means I am always excited about an invitation to play at this truly amazing ground."
Mark Ramprakash
Videos from Wormsley Cricket Ground
SJdB & Partners Cricket Day, June 2010.
Featuring Bremont Watches, Jaguar and an informal chat with Ainsley Harriott
Featuring Bremont Watches, Jaguar and an informal chat with Ainsley Harriott
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