Here is all of the information ahead of your visit to watch the the Metro Bank ODI between England and Ireland at Headingley on Wednesday 20 September.

Gates opening

10:30am – Access via both Kirkstall Lane and St Michael’s Lane.

We would encourage supporters to get to the ground as early as possible after gates opening to avoid having to wait in long queues.

Hours of Play

The scheduled hours of play are as follows, but please listen for announcements of any adjustments to these timings on the day.

Toss – 12:00
First innings – 12:30 – 16:00
Interval – 16:00 – 16:30
Second innings – 16:30 – 20:00

Tickets

Tickets are still avaliable. Secure them via the link below.

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Supporters that opted for thermal tickets should have received them through the post. Supporters that opted for the ‘Print at home’ option can download their tickets via the ‘My tickets’ tab on their ticketing account. They can then either print them or scan the barcode on their phone. The mobile ticket app will not be in use for this fixture. Supporters that had selected this option can now download their tickets in the same way as the ‘Print at home’ option.

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Please note the Ticket Office will be open from 9:00am and close 30 minutes after the close of play.

Tickets can be collected from the Ticket Office located on St Michael’s Lane.

Accessibility

For all information about accessibility at Headingley, please click the link below. 

Changing Place facility

We have a changing place facility in the Howard Stand in the South side of the ground. Our facility includes:
• Please bring your own radar key. Alternatively they can be accessible via the nearest steward/stand supervisor
• Hoist (please bring your own sling)
• Grab rails by the toilet and sink
• Mounted flushing lever
• Backrest
• Full-length mirror
• Emergency assistance alarm fitted to floor level
• Bench
• Shower and shower curtain
• Non-slip floor
• Sanitation bins
The nearest turnstiles to access this stand is on St Michael’s Lane.For more information, please contact [email protected] or ring 0344 5043099.

CAVE Sensory Room

A free Controlled Audio Visual Environment (CAVE) will be available at the ground, with a variety of popular pieces of sensory equipment to encourage different kinds of user interaction.

In Britain 22% of people are living with a disability. We want to provide a safe haven for our supporters and reduce social isolation for individuals and families.

Users will need to book the space in advance.

The CAVE will be located behind the Trueman Enclosure and supporters who book the facility will have sole use of it during their timeslot.

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Buggies

Buggies will be in operation for people with disabilities from Car Park F to the gates. Please note the buggies won’t operate after the game until St Michael’s Lane has re-opened following a road closure allowing for the safe egress of all spectators. When the road opens, they can be found outside the Ticket Office on St Michael’s Lane.

RESPECT

The Club has launched its Respect campaign for those attending any Yorkshire and England matches at Headingley, Scarborough and York. If you have suffered or witness any anti-social behaviour at the match, please text the word Respect to 60650. Spectators are able to report this anonymously to a member of the team here at Headingley in person via your nearest steward,  or via our Customer Voice webform.

The Club operates a zero tolerance policy toward anti-social behaviour.

There is no place for anti-social behaviour in cricket or wider society. We hope that you enjoy the game!

Members of the 'Yorkies' support team watching some cricket at Headingley in 2022

Retail

Retail outlets will be available around the ground to enable you to choose from a range of Yorkshire, England, Northern Diamonds and Northern Superchargers merchandise.

Transport and Travel

We look forward to welcoming you to Headingley for your visit and want to ensure you have the best experience possible here. This page includes lots of information for how to get to Headingley. Click on one of the below tabs for your mode of transport.

GETTING TO HEADINGLEY

Bike racks are available at the ground and bicycles are left at the owner’s discretion.

Parking

Beckett Park and Stride will be CLOSED

Due to the inclement weather and Beckett Park and Stride being a grass location, we have been informed that it will no longer be available for our Men’s One Day International tomorrow. We apologise for the short notice.

For supporters driving to the ground, alternative parking is available at Woodhouse Lane Car Park, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds, LS2 3AX. From there supporters can catch the 56 bus that would drop them off outside the ground on Kirkstall Lane.

Mini buses can be parked in the coach bays on Beechwood Crescent or on St Michael’s Lane (beyond the railway bridge)

One way system and road closure

Please note that a one-way traffic system will be in place on St Michael’s Lane prior to the match, with traffic only able to go South down the road towards the bridge. A road closure will be in place temporarily after the fixture to allow supporters to safely exit the ground.

Food and drink options

Check back here a couple of days before the game for your food and drink options.

Uber Eats

Our Official Partners Uber Eats are giving you the option to order food from any of their outlets and have it delivered to a collection point within the ground.

To do so, simply head to the Uber Eats app on your phone and select ‘Yorkshire Cricket Ground’ as your location and use the ‘St Michaels Lane’ address pin. You will be notified when your food is close to arriving and can then head to the collection point which is located just above the turnstiles on the St Michaels Lane side of the ground. Look for the big green flag!

Stewards will allow you to leave through the stadium gates to meet your delivery driver to collect your order. Please note, orders will be security checked on your way back into the ground.

Orders can only be made for collection within the ground between 12:30pm and 4:30pm.

You can also get £10 off on your first order when you spend £15. Use the code YCCC23.

Multi-faith room

The Club’s Multi-Faith room is located at the entrance of the East Stand which is easily accessed from the St Michael’s Lane turnstiles. Please remove your shoes when entering the facility. Foot baths are available, please bring your own sliders. There are two separate facilities available. We recommend that you bring anything that you require to fulfil your reflective time in our multi-faith space. East is indicated on the ceiling. The room is available to people of all faiths, please respect everyone when using these facilities. If you have any further questions on a matchday, our stewards at the entrance of the East Stand will be more than happy to assist.

Yorkshire Cricket Museum

The Yorkshire Cricket Museum, located behind the East Stand, will be open from 9:00am until 11am and again during the lunch interval.

Scorecards will be available each day and cost £1 each with all proceeds going to the Yorkshire Cricket Foundation.

Grounds Regulations

Please see the ground regulations before attending the game.

Ground Regulations 

In the event of inclement weather

Spectators are urged to consider the weather forecast before making their journey to Headingley. As Headingley is an open air stadium, consideration must be given to sheltering from the rain or extreme heat.

Umbrellas are permitted (no larger than a golf umbrella) and providing they are deemed safe by the safety and security team upon ingress. Umbrellas with a pointed metal tip are not permitted.

We encourage spectators to consider all weather conditions by bringing an umbrella, sun cream and their own bottled water (sealed bottles only will be permitted into the venue).

Follow the link below for the most up-to-date weather information in Headingley.

Please also see the raincheck policy and find the ODI refund policy.

HEADINGLEY FORECAST

Raincheck Policy

Pass outs

Pass outs for the ODI will be available 30 minutes after the start of play until 30 minutes after the interval. Once a pass out has been taken, please expect to re-join a queue upon re-entry and experience the same searching procedures and ticket checks as upon your first arrival. You will need both the pass out and your match ticket to re-enter.

What’s the minimum age for a fan attending a game alone?

YCCC recognises its responsibility to safeguard the welfare of all children visiting Headingley for these games and has a commitment to practice which protects them. As part of this commitment we have reviewed the minimum age of which a child can attend a game without being accompanied by another individual. This review has involved consultation with other first class counties, Leeds City Council and stakeholders across YCCC.

Our recommendation is that any child under the age of 14 should be accompanied by a responsible adult (defined in law as aged 18 or over) and decisions on entry to the stadium will be based on that age threshold.

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