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Cheden Holt Location Hambledon, Hampshire Home club Hambledon Club County club Hampshire (pre-county club) Established by 1776 Last used 1776 (for major cricket) Cheden Holt, situated on a hilltop about a mile from the rural village of Hambledon in Hampshire, was a home venue of the Hambledon Club. It was used for a single first-class match in 1776, when pre-county club Hampshire played pre-county club Kent.[1] This is the only major cricket match played at the ground, with no further mention of any other matches after 1776.
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English first-class cricket venues to 1825 Aram's New Ground | Artillery Ground | Barrack Field | Bishopsbourne Paddock | Bowman's Lodge | Broadhalfpenny Down | Bromley Common | Burley-on-the-Hill
Caterham Common | Chislehurst Common | Cobham Park | Coxheath Common | Dandelion Paddock | Darnall New Ground | Darnall Old Ground
Dartford Brent | Datchet Common | Dripping Pan | Duppas Hill | Epsom Down | Forest New Ground | Guildford Bason | Holt Pound | Itchin Stoke Down
Kennington Common | Laleham Burway | Lamb's Conduit Field | Langton Park | Lord's Cricket Ground | Lord's Middle Ground | Lord's Old Ground
Mitcham Cricket Green | Moulsey Hurst | Napps | Navestock | Oldfield Bray | Perriam Down | Petworth Park | Prince of Wales Ground
Richmond Green | The Burys | Uxbridge Moor | Vine Cricket Ground | White Conduit Fields | Windmill Down
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