The New Road, Worcester, is home to Worcestershire County Cricket Club. Cricket Ground Guide provides you with a review of the ground, its facilities and local amenities.

Built: 1896
Capacity: 5,500
End names: New Road End, Diglis End

Worcestershire County Cricket Club
Established: 1865
One-day name: Worcestershire Rapids
Official website: http://www.wccc.co.uk/
Address: County Ground New Road, Worcester WR2 4QQ, England
Telephone: +44 1905 748474

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Many thanks to M Vinson for the images.

By Car:
(Travelling from the North) From the M5 junction 7 follow the cricket stumps on the road signs to the ground.

(Travelling from the South) from M5 junction 7 follow the cricket stumps on the road signs to the ground. From east: from A422, Alcester, continue on this road to roundabout junction with A4440 (Swinesherd Way), take second exit at roundabout on to A44, continue to follow the A44 and it will lead you to New Road, the ground will be on your left.

(Travelling from the West) from A44, Evesham, stay on A44 (East) and it will lead you to New Road, the county ground will be on your left.

By Train:
Worcester Foregate Street is the closest train station to the ground and is approximately half a mile from the ground. From Foregate Street train station, turn left out of the main entrance, head towards the cross where you turn right onto Broad Street. Continue straight, across two pedestrian crossings to get to the other side of New Road, walk over the bridge and you will shortly arrive at the cricket ground on your left.

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