T20 cricket cities

[Burney]

Define 'best'. Not really sure how it's possible to beat Lord's tbh.

Perhaps it's better than Lord's for a T20 game. You're not really allowed to do beer swilling and partying at Lord's. However, it is certainly the best place to enjoy a bottle of Bollinger and a croissant over the Telegraph at 10 in the morning and not feel out of place. At least before a test match.

No, I mean 'best' of the county grounds in the South East outside London. In terms of cricket watching, the Oval is still the best.

[PSRB]

No, I mean 'best' of the county grounds in the South East outside London. In terms of cricket watching, the Oval is still the best.

Old Trafford is very good plus very easy for me to get to and from. Oval is my favourite still but I've not been to Lords

[Burney]

Old Trafford is very good plus very easy for me to get to and from. Oval is my favourite still but I've not been to Lords

Lord's is great in terms of the history, etc, but it is an awful lot of seats crammed into a relatively small area. It's rather cramped. The Oval is a big old space.

[Luis Anaconda]

Lord's is great in terms of the history, etc, but it is an awful lot of seats crammed into a relatively small area. It's rather cramped. The Oval is a big old space.

I was at the Oval for the Pakistan Test last year - seemed a cricket match had broken out in the middle of a Farmers' market. Going again this year though

[Rich]

No, I mean 'best' of the county grounds in the South East outside London. In terms of cricket watching, the Oval is still the best.

Not in London but I also really enjoy watching cricket at Trent Bridge.