Our home ground: Vinoř Cricket Ground, Prague

Vinoř Cricket Ground in Vinoř, Prague 9, is the main cricket ground in the Czech Republic and the first in the country built for cricket. It is run by the Czech Cricket Union (Českomoravský kriketový svaz, ČMKS) and has been in use since 2012. A second field was added in 2014.^[1]

One of the fields is named Scott Page Field in honour of Scott Page, a long-serving Czech international cricketer and the head groundsman at Vinoř, who died in 2020.^[3,2]

Vinoř hosts the Czech Cricket Union league competitions and the Czech national team, including Twenty20 internationals. International club and national-team tournaments are played here too, such as the Central Europe Cup and ECS Czechia, the Czech event of the European Cricket Series.^[2,4,6,5]

The ground is shared: several other Prague clubs also play their matches at Vinoř. A guide to cricket in Prague

The ground is in Vinoř, a district on the north-eastern edge of Prague, at Bohdanečská 261, Vinoř, 190 17 Praha 9.

By public transport

Plan your trip with the PID journey planner (Prague Integrated Transport). Enter Vinoř as your destination and check the walk to Bohdanečská 261, Vinoř. The planner always shows the current connections.

By car or bike

Use the Google Maps link for directions to Bohdanečská 261, Vinoř, Praha 9.

Our match dates, times and opponents are on the fixtures & results page. When we stream a match, you can watch it live on Spartans TV.

Fixtures of other clubs and national competitions are published by the Czech Cricket Union.