What is the smallest ground in county cricket

drchris | 16:31 Sun 05th Sep 2010 | Sport

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jd_1984

Nevill Ground, used by Kent. Capacity 4500

piggynose

i beleive worcestershire new road has the same capacity of also 4500. i thought it was smaller when i was there years ago when graham hicks was playing

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thanks and what would be the largest. The oval ?

Buzzie

The largest is Lord's - holds about 28,000 I think. The Oval holds 22,000ish if memory serves.

The Sussex ground at Hove is very small, about 4,000 I think, although I'm sure there are smaller "out" grounds ie not the usual home of the County Team. Surrey for example still play at Whitgift School, & Worcestershire have a very small ground in Kidderminster that they only use when the River Severn floods New Road. So I would imagine that some of these hold only a couple of thousand

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