Cricket
Test and ODI cricket at Lord's, The Oval and Edgbaston.
The Imperial promise
Why book with Imperial
Completely hands-off from start to finish
Tell us what you're after and we'll plan the rest. All you have to do is show up.
Everything you need at your fingertips
Store all your experience information, tickets, and contact details in one convenient place
Late checkout
Tasting menu
Restaurant reservation
Birthday surprise
Flight upgrades
Trip extension
Champagne on arrival
Spa treatment
Private chef
Anniversary cake
Helicopter transfer
Private tour
Add personal touches to your trip
Make a request and our team will do everything they can to make it happen
On-site team
Our hosts are with you from arrival to checkout. There is always someone on the ground.
ATOL protected
Bookings that include flights are financially protected under our ATOL licence.
Ready to experience the world's greatest cricket?
The seats, the dining, the transfers and a named host, arranged in one call.
From the editorial
Field guides, dress codes, and insider notes from our hosts on the ground.
More ways to explore Cricket
A day at the cricket is a long day. Six hours of play, three breaks, and three sessions that change in tone as the light changes. Hospitality is the difference between leaving at lunch and staying through the close.
What does hospitality add at the cricket?
A general-admission ticket gives you a seat. A hospitality booking gives you a seat plus a lounge between sessions, lunch and tea served on the schedule, and a TV feed that follows the game when you step away.
Every cricket booking carries pavilion or box access, lunch and tea served, and a named host on the ground from arrival to close.
The difference we make
Twenty-five years of holding the right room at the right ground. We know the difference between the Lord’s Pavilion, the Tavern, and the Long Room, which Edgbaston box has the cleanest line on the slip cordon, and how the Kia Oval’s OCS Stand differs from the new Bedser Stand.
Every package carries a named host, scorecards and form notes, and transfers timed around the close.