Pubs Showing Cricket

Cricket watching requires patience, good company, and excellent refreshments. These venues deliver all three.

Showing 20 pubs showing Cricket with an average community rating of 6.8/10

17 pubs showing Cricket have been rated by the community; the best-rated is The Sheephaven Bay at 8.1/10 from 8 ratings. 41% of rated pubs score 7 or higher.

Based on 53 ratings across 20 pubs, updated 5 February 2026.

All Guinness ratings are submitted by the community based on head, schtick, and taste.

Top rated pubs showing Cricket

  1. 1.The Sheephaven Bay8.1/10 (8 ratings)
  2. 2.Wolfpack Queens Park8.0/10 (6 ratings)
  3. 3.Kennedy's7.5/10 (4 ratings)
  4. 4.Connolly's Bar & Diner7.4/10 (8 ratings)
  5. 5.The Abbeville7.3/10 (2 ratings)
  6. 6.O'Neill's Clapham6.7/10 (5 ratings)
  7. 7.Express Tavern6.6/10 (4 ratings)
  8. 8.Maple Leaf5.8/10 (2 ratings)
  9. 9.Fortune Of War5.7/10 (2 ratings)

Pubs with at least 2 ratings, highest score first.

Cricket Pubs by Location

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What Makes a Great Cricket Pub?

A great cricket pub combines quality screens (size and quantity matter), good sound options, and an atmosphere that enhances the viewing experience. Dedicated sports pubs often have multiple screens to cover simultaneous events and comfortable seating arranged for optimal viewing.

Tips for Match Days

Book ahead for big events

Popular matches and fight nights often require booking. Call ahead or check for ticket systems.

Arrive early

The best seats go quickly for major events. Arriving 30-60 minutes before kickoff ensures a good spot.

Check the screens

Multiple screens mean you won't miss the action from any angle. Larger pubs often have dedicated sports areas.

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Sports Pub Etiquette

Respect the house rules on reservations for big events. Arrive on time and order regularly if you're taking up space during peak events. Keep banter good-natured and inclusive. Be prepared for crowds and potential delays in service during major matches. If you're supporting the away team, gauge the room before celebrating too enthusiastically.