ICC Cricket World Cup

2019 is set to be one of the biggest years in Durham County Cricket Club's history, as the club's home ground - The Riverside Ground will play host to three ICC Cricket World Cup matches, including England’s final group game against New Zealand.

28 June: Sri Lanka & South Africa will go head-to-head in Durham.

1 July: The Sri Lankans return three days later when they play West Indies.

3 July: England’s scintillating clash against the Blackcaps is the last of the three matches to be staged at the Riverside.

Keep checking back as we will be posting regular World Cup updates in the run up to the main event.

Where to stay near the Durham ICG?

With many award-winning attractions nearby including Beamish Museum and the spectacular Durham Cathedral, why not turn your sporting visit into a longer stay?

You’ll find a range of accommodation to suit every taste and budget, from luxury country house hotels, to friendly B&B’s, guest houses, caravan and campsites and even a night in a castle.

Make the most of your visit…

Chester-le-Street’s fascinating history reaches back through the centuries, and there’s plenty nearby for history lovers, visit St Mary and St Cuthbert’s Church, a place of worship since 883AD, walk the heritage trail, or simply enjoy the surroundings on a walk in Riverside Park.

Venture a little further afield and discover more of what Durham has to offer. Admire the beauty of Durham City’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, discover the county’s breathtaking landscapes as you explore the breathtaking Durham Dales and the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty or head to the Durham Coast for peace and tranquillity and dramatic cliff-top views.

And when it’s time to refuel, you’ll find great places to eat along the way, from tempting treats in market town tearooms, to hearty meals in traditional country pubs; it’s all on the menu.