Gedling Colliery Cricket Club — Sports Ground in Arnold

Gedling Colliery Cricket Club is a Sports Ground providing a long-standing community space in the Mapperley area of Nottingham. Located on Plains Road, the venue sits within a residential area, offering a relaxed escape. This Arnold venue is a fixture in the area, offering a local sporting outlet. You can find organised sports, casual games, and social gatherings here. The club is best known for its cricket matches and the Cricket Pudding, a speciality served at events since the 1950s.

About The Venue

Established in 1877, Gedling Colliery Cricket Club is one of the oldest cricket clubs in Nottinghamshire. The grounds operate as a community hub, regularly hosting local league matches and youth programs. It features age-group development systems, running teams from KwickCricket to U15s. The club operates multiple teams across all ages and genders, including 3 Saturday XIs, a Sunday & Development XI, and Women’s and junior cricket. The decor is a simple sports field layout with a grass pitch, benefitting from natural lighting. Noise levels are moderate during matches and the atmosphere is friendly and relaxed. Accessible toilets are available, and step-free access is in place.

Typical Experiences

Gedling Colliery Cricket Club is ideal for group outings and family gatherings. Locals come for cricket, while visitors might attend events. The venue has a long history, supporting community cricket with teams across age groups. Try the Cricket Pudding, a signature item. You can expect a relaxed, outdoor experience.

Notable Features

  • Historic Cricket Ground
  • Cricket Pudding Speciality
  • Community Cricket Hub
  • Long-standing history
  • Age-group development system
  • Multiple teams across age and gender
  • Long-standing history since 1903

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Upcoming Events

30 Real Ales to Feature at Wetherspoon Beer Festival Taking Place at Gedling…

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Thirty real ales will be featured at a Wetherspoon beer festival across Gedling borough pubs from October 1 to October 12.

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Information about this venue is based on publicly available sources and may be incomplete. Last updated in June 2026.