Guildford
Match-Day Guide

HOW TO FOLLOW THE MATCH?

Surrey’s fixture will be available to watch via the Surrey Live Broadcast on YouTube.

Surrey’s social media channels will post regular in-game updates, with highlights and a report being published at the end of the match at KiaOval.com.

Tickets to matches a Guildford Cricket Club are free but we do ask people to register for a free ticket in advance to ensure a smooth and swift entry.

Tickets and Members’ cards will be scanned upon entry to the ground.

Surrey County Cricket Club Members are able to access this fixture with their Membership card. Members’ cards will be scanned upon entry.

There is no access to the Pavilion unless you are wearing a wristband.

The game takes place at Guildford Cricket Club, The Sports Ground, Woodbridge Rd, Guildford GU1 4RP.

To plan your journey via Transport for London, please click here.

By Car

No match-day parking is available at, or in the vicinity, of the ground and we advise all fans to use public transport. The nearest Guildford Borough public car park is at Mary Road GU1 4QU. Alternatively, there is Guildford Park & Ride.

By Rail

The ground is approximately a ten-minute walk from two national rail stations: Guildford and London Road.

As this is a Category ‘B’ fixture, alcohol importation is restricted to a maximum of four 500ml cans of beer/lager or a 750ml plastic container of wine per person.

Spectators are welcome to bring food into the ground on match-days.

Spectators are encouraged to bring folding chairs so they can enjoy the match from their preferred vantage.

A complete list of prohibited items include: glass, musical instruments, flares, laser devices, air horns, fireworks, weapons and whistles.

As we are constantly striving to improve our standards, facilities and attitudes accordingly, we have launched a non-visible disability wristband. This optional wristband will enable fans with a non-visible disability to easily identify themselves to Club staff on match-day, should they need any assistance, without having to give an explanation or the nature of their disability. Staff can then support the individual in the appropriate way.

If you require a wristband, please collect it from the Club’s Accessibility Officer, Theresa Peters, upon arrival at the main gate of Guildford or email accessibility@surreycricket.com and one will be posted to you.

For the 2025 season, in line with our sustainability goals, the Club have decided that there will be a limited number of scorecards available for each domestic fixture. There will also be a version available to download and print at home should Members wish to.

No scorecards will be made available for T20 fixtures.

We strongly advise that all fans arrive to the ground early to avoid any delays in entering.

Please be aware of the risks of cricket balls entering the stands from the field of play. We ask that all fans stay vigilant of airborne cricket balls whilst in their seat and in the vicinity of the playing field.

REPORTING DISCRIMINATION

We stand against discrimination in all its forms and are committed to ensuring that cricket is a game for everyone.

If you have experienced or witnessed discrimination, you can report it to the Club here. On matchdays, this will then be shared directly with our Match Control Room.

Alongside bringing the incident to the attention of our Match Control Room, we also advise you to report it to the Club at equality@surreycricket.com and/or through the ECB’s website here. Any reports will then be triaged by the ECB and investigated by the relevant cricket organisation.

COMPLAINTS

If you wish to raise a complaint on a matchday, please talk to your nearest steward or report it via an online form here.

To provide further feedback to the Club regarding a matchday issue, please email us at customerservice@kiaoval.com.