Cheden Holt
| Location | Hambledon, Hampshire |
|---|---|
| Home club | Hambledon Club |
| County club | Hampshire |
| Establishment | by 1776 |
| Last used | 1776 |
Cheden Holt, situated on a hilltop about a mile from the rural village of Hambledon in Hampshire, was a home venue of the Hambledon Club. It was used for a single first-class cricket match in 1776, when a Hampshire side played a Kent team.[1] This is the only important match played at the ground, with no further mention of any other matches after 1776.
References
- ^ First-Class Matches played on Cheden Holt, Hambledon
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English cricket venues (1771–1825)
- Aram's New Ground
- Bowman's Lodge
- Burley-on-the-Hill
- Cheden Holt
- Cobham Park
- Dandelion Paddock
- Darnall New Ground
- Darnall Old Ground
- Epsom Down
- Forest New Ground
- Holt Pound
- Itchin Stoke Down
- Langton Park
- Lord's
- Lord's Middle Ground
- Lord's Old Ground
- Napps
- Old Field, Bray
- Perriam Down
- Petworth Park
- Prince of Wales Ground
- Racecourse Ground
- The Burys
- Vine Cricket Ground
- Windmill Down
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