Essex Cricket Premium Hospitality Tickets

Essex Cricket Fixtures
Plan your visit to watch Essex County Cricket in 2025! Make sure you register your interest with Seat Unique to stay informed when fixtures are released on the 21st November 2024.

Essex Cricket Hospitality Tickets & Hospitality Packages
Upgrade your cricket matchday experience with Essex Cricket Hospitality Tickets. Choose from exclusiveEssex Cricket Hospitality Packages for premium seating, delicious dining options, and unparalleled pitch views.

What’s Included in Essex Cricket Hospitality Experience

With Hospitality Essex Cricket Tickets, enjoy:

• Access to private lounges and boxes
• Complimentary drinks and gourmet meals
• Premium seats with the best views of the pitch
• Dedicated host services and more

Please note these inclusions will vary depending on whats avaliable and level of packages.

How to Get Essex Cricket Tickets?

When Essex Cricket tickets are released for the 2025 season, including hospitality and VIP Essex Cricket tickets 2025. You will be able to enjoy a selection of hospitality packages to look forward to ahead of the start of the County Championships 2025.

Essex Cricket History

Essex County Cricket Club team was founded in 1876, their home ground is County Ground in Chelmsford. The club represents the county of Essex in the County Championship League. Since receiving its first class status in 1894, Essex has grown from a developing team to a strong staple in English domestic cricket.

Essex Cricket Stats & Records

Essex Cricket’s impressive stats and records, including:

• 8 Country Championship Titles (first in 1979, most recent in 2019)
• 5 One-Day Cups
• 1 T20 Blast Title (2019)

Essex Cricket Rivalries

Essex enjoys great rivalries with other country teams, notably:

• Kent: the rivalry is known as “Battle of the Bridge”
• Middlesex and Surrey: regularly competitive fixtures that draw major attendances.

Essex Cricket Top Batsman

Graham Gooch One of England’s finest batsmen, Gooch had a huge career with Essex between 1973 and 1997. He scored over 30,000 runs in 391 matches, averaging 71.77 with 94 centuries. In one-day cricket, he scored 16,536 runs, 34 centuries at an overage of 40.93.

Alastair Cook Former England captain Alastair Cook was a key player for Essex since his debut in 2003. Cook has scored over 24,000 first-class runs, with a significant portion coming from his contributions to Essex.

Ken McEwan South African-born Ken McEwan was a prolific run-scorer for Essex during the 1970s and 1980s. In over 500 appearances, he played a pivotal role in the club's 'Golden Era,’.

Tom Westley A product of Essex's youth system, Tom Westley has been a consistent performer for the team. Since his debut in 2006, he accumulated over 10,000 first-class runs. Westley was appointed club captain in 2020, succeeding Ryan ten Doeschate.

Essex Cricket Top Bowler

Notable bowlers for Essex County Cricket include:

Derek Pringle An all-rounder who played for Essex from 1978 to 1993, Pringle was known for his medium-fast bowling. He took over 800 wickets in first-class cricket and was instrumental in Essex's successes during the 1980s.

Neil Foster A right-arm fast-medium bowler, Foster represented Essex from 1981 to 1993. He claimed 908 first-class wickets at an average of 27.18, including 25 five-wicket hauls.

Stuart Turner played for Essex between 1954 and 1968, Turner was a right-arm fast-medium bowler who took 1,361 first-class wickets at an average of 24.05.

Ray East A slow left-arm orthodox spinner, East played for Essex from 1965 to 1984. He took 1,010 wickets at an average of 25.54, with best figures of 8 for 30. Despite his success, he never played for England, but he remains a cult hero at Essex.

Peter Such An off-spinner who played for Essex from 1990 to 2001, Such took 603 wickets in 214 matches for the county. His best bowling figures for Essex were 8 for 93 against Hampshire at Colchester in 1995.