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Picture courtesy of Michael Wright, who has 235 other approved pictures.
Agree, I was there only a few weeks ago and took this picture
The granite on the left of frame is part of the cricket memorial.
The inscription reads
"This stone marks the site of the ground of the Hambledon Cricket Club circ 1750 - 1787"
Reviewed by Michael Wright on 7th June 2007 - no rating submitted
[User has posted 53 recommendations]
The picture shown is not the right place! This Bat and Ball is a 17th Century cosy nook pub set in the heart of the Hampshire countryside in a location famous as the birthplace of English cricket - Broadhalfpenny Down. Fine real ales compliment the impressive bar menu, and a seperate restaurant offers a more formal setting.
If you like your authentic county pubs with good food I recommend it. For cricket fans eager to experience a bit of history it's a must.
Reviewed by neil robinson on 7th June 2007 - no rating submitted
[User has posted 3 recommendations]
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