Durham Cricket

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

International cricket is set to return to Durham in 2021 when the Riverside will welcome world-class talent once again as England take on Sri Lanka in the first ODI of the Royal London Series on 29 June. 

Not to be missed this summer, the Vitality Blast T20 returns to Durham (various fixtures 11 June – 18 July). Cricket fans can pick up a season ticket to cheer on the county team as they battle it out during the explosive tournament and soak up the atmosphere in the award-winning Family Zone before the match. 

And it’s not just world-famous cricketers who’ll be heading to Durham this summer, as the Riverside will come alive with incredible open-air concerts including world-famous artist Michael Bublé (6 July) and Queen (16 July) and Tina Turner (17 September) tribute performances and

Bowled over by Durham's cricket? You'll certainly be bowled over by what's on offer on a short break in Durham, with many award-winning attractions to explore, including Beamish Museum and the spectacular Durham Cathedral. As well as the stunning scenery of the Durham Dales and Durham Heritage Coast.

Chester-le-Street

Chester-le-Street is home to The Riverside Ground and has a fascinating history that reaches back through the centuries. From the historic St Mary and St Cuthbert’s Church to the Heritage Trail, and from picturesque Riverside Park to the family fun splash pad, discover more about this market town.