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Join us for the London Cup at The Kia Oval!

MATCH DATE

Thursday 14 July

OPENING TIMES

Gates open at 5:00pm

SCHEDULED HOURS OF PLAY

Toss: 5:30pm
First innings: 6:00pm
Innings break: 7.15pm
Close of play: 8:45pm

TICKETS

Entry to The Kia Oval is free of charge via the Hobbs Gate at the Pavilion End of the ground. For this game, all spectators are able to access the Micky Stewart Members’ Pavilion and the other areas that are usually reserved for Members only.

FOOD AND DRINK

In the pavilion, the Alcock Bar and the 100’s Bar will be serving food and drinks, and the Long Room Cafe will be serving sandwiches, pies, cakes and snacks.

Please note that The Kia Oval is a cashless venue and only card payment will be taken.

Spectators can bring their own food and drink into the ground. Supporters are permitted to bring their own alcohol into the ground should they wish. There is a limit of 4x cans of beer/cider or one bottle of wine per adult of legal drinking age. No metal cutlery or glass will be admitted into The Kia Oval.

Water fountains are available around the ground or, alternatively, staff at any bar will be able to give you tap water for free.

TRAVEL

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.

By National Rail

The Kia Oval is located just a ten-minute walk from Vauxhall station, served by South Western Railway trains coming in and out of Waterloo.

By London Underground

Vauxhall Underground station is on the Victoria line, with services every few minutes, and just six minutes walk from the JM Finn Stand End of the ground.

Oval and Kennington Underground stations are both on the Northern line and just a few minutes from the Pavilion End of the ground. Please note that the Northern Line between Moorgate and Kennington is now running again.

By Bus

Route numbers 36, 185 and 436 stop outside the ground and the following buses stop within a five-minute walk of the Kia Oval: 3, 59, 109, 133, 159, 333. For more information, and to plan your journey to The Kia Oval via the London Underground, click here.

GROUND MAP

The Kia Oval uses what3words to help fans and visitors find precise locations at the venue, such as gates, ticket office, Club Shop and other key locations. what3words works by assigning every 3m square a unique combination of three words: a what3words address.

We have added some popular locations here for The Kia Oval – find each location by clicking on the link or entering the corresponding 3-word address into the free what3words app:

For more information on how to use what3words, please click here.

ACCESSIBILITY

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 email accessibility@surreycricket.com and one will be made available to you.

FIRST AID

First aid services are provided on-site at every match day at The Kia Oval. If you require first aid assistance whilst at the ground, please contact your nearest steward or go to one of our first aid centres located behind Block A of the JM Finn Stand and between Entrance 32 and 33 of the Bedser Stand.

TOILETS

Toilets are located all around the perimeter of the ground, with baby changing facilities located behind Block 1, 13 and 19 of the JM Finn Stand.

PITCH LOCATION

The pitch will be located on the Peter May gap side of the ground.

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 either direct to the Club at equality@surreycricket.com and/or through the ECB’s website: https://www.ecb.co.uk/reporting-discrimination. Any reports will then be triaged by the ECB and investigated by the relevant cricket organisation.