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[Kp1995]

i got to say i play for Cublington CC and our ground is one i have ever played at i just wanted to know what other people experiences at nice ground around the uk

[Colesy]

Stroud CC, Lisvane CC, Calne CC, Corsham CC. First few that spring to mind.

[Kp1995]

i will have a look at there websites now

[Joe]

lullington cc and ticknall cc

[PedalsMcgrew]

Broadhalfpenny Down.....Lovely ground, lovely pub and just about as historic as you can get! The 'cradle of cricket' I think it's called?

[Colesy]

Bishopston CC too

[GarrettJ]

played at Elvaston a few years ago in a national cup thing ... always remember it as a nice enough with a massive tree inside the boundary rope

[Johnny]

Cleethorpes, Scarborough, Castleford, Headingley, Blackpool, Barrow

[GarrettJ]

baileys bay CC

my favourite ... but a shcoking pitch!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/chetgordon/3605773306/in/photostream/lightbox/

[Manormanic]

Top Five:

1. RAF Vine Lane
2. Bledlow Village
3. Hovingham
4. Scarborough CC
5. Bank Of England

[Johnny]

Love a bit of North Marine Road!

[Ciaran]

What defines the best ground? My favourite ground doesnt have amazing facilities, but the pitch has something in it for the bowlers. As opposed to my home ground is fantastic, but is a bowlers graveyard

[Joe]

played at Elvaston a few years ago in a national cup thing ... always remember it as a nice enough with a massive tree inside the boundary rope

that tree is annoying, placed right in cow corner to the right hander 2 runs dead ball when it would've gone for 6 

[Byo]

Richmond CC is probably the best I have played at....

[Manormanic]

What defines the best ground? My favourite ground doesnt have amazing facilities, but the pitch has something in it for the bowlers. As opposed to my home ground is fantastic, but is a bowlers graveyard

Depends really, doesn;t it, in that my five are favourites for different reasons - Vine Lane because it has such a lovely atmosphere and a really nice batting wicket, Bank for that bit more pace and bounce and the cream teas, Scarborough because I remember giving David Bairstow throwdowns on the outfield when I was about nine and have loved the place ever since, Hovingham because its lovely and there is something so "English" about taking tea in a Manor house, Bledlow because of the steam train and red kites....