Lord's Cricket Ground, Centurion's Roof Terrace

What a great experience. From the time we were dropped off to walking back through Regents Park to Euston; watching England play a test in such historic surroundings was superb. Yes, it's expensive and full of privilege, but we now have special memories that will be etched into the life bank. The atmosphere was great. Padded seats, great views and a feeling of relaxation and safety. Lord's is well ran and we hope to return one day especially to spend more time in the museum or see behind the scenes with a tour.

A visit to Lord's Cricket Ground, the "Mecca of Cricket," is an absolute must for any cricket lover. I had the pleasure of taking a guided tour, which was brilliantly conducted by Mr. Jeff. His deep knowledge and passion for the history of cricket made the experience truly memorable. He provided fascinating insights into the rich history of both the sport in the UK and this iconic venue. The Lord's Cricket Museum is a treasure trove of cricket memorabilia, holding an impressive collection that will captivate any cricket enthusiast. The overall experience was both educational and inspiring, giving me a newfound appreciation for the heritage of the sport. Highly recommend visiting this historic arena – it's a pilgrimage for anyone passionate about cricket!

Standing at Lord's Cricket Ground, the "Home of Cricket," evokes a deep sense of history and reverence, especially for Indian cricket fans. This is the sacred ground where India clinched its first-ever Cricket World Cup in 1983, an unforgettable moment that changed the nation's sporting legacy forever. As you walk through the iconic stands and gaze at the lush green field, there’s an overwhelming sense of pride and nostalgia. The energy of that historic victory lingers in the air, reminding every visitor of the passion and triumph that echoed from this hallowed ground on that glorious day.