Museum News

Have you spotted the Ranji Coronation Album in the Museum?

Would you like to have the opportunity to open the Album and turn a page? Just donate £5 to The Sussex  Cricket Museum to have this privilege. You can sit at his beautiful oak table on one of his chairs.

Please apply via our Contact Form for the opportunity at the Lunch interval on Friday 8th May.

Full details are available on the National Trust website here:- https://bit.ly/scmet-sp

2026 Museum opening performed by Bruce Talbot and Paul Weaver

HOVE AND AWAY – New Website Launching SOON!

Hove and Away, a new independent website dedicated to Sussex cricket, will be going live soon with an exclusive opening offer for members.

  

Hove and Away is written by Bruce Talbot, who has been covering Sussex cricket since the 1980s, and Paul Weaver, former cricket correspondent of several national newspapers and a Sussex follower since the 1960s.

It will include features, comment and analysis of Sussex cricket as well as historical and quirky content. We’ll have guest contributors, and our own podcast will hopefully be launched this year.

There is no advertising on Hove and Away – just independent and intelligent commentary on Sussex cricket and a pleasurable reading experience. It is part of the CounterPress network.

Sussex supporters who sign up for 12 months will automatically qualify for an £18.39 discount meaning a year’s access of £31.61 will cost £2.63 a month. Alternatively, you can subscribe for £5 a month.

Click here to register your interest in Hove and Away.

 

The Museum has a selection of MARTIN SPEIGHT prints of various cricket grounds including Hove.

 

 

These will be available for purchase.

Please the use contact form to enquire.

 

New book just published.

 

BEYOND BOUNDARIES.

DEREK SEMMENCE: A LIFE IN CRICKET WITH EPILOGUE BY MARTIN SPEIGHT.

Price £12 plus £2 P&P.

Lavinia Norfolk Centre school visit to 1st Central County Ground

Lavinia Norfolk Centre school visit to the Museum

Cricket Exhibition: The Cricket Legacy of Sheffield Park.

THE EXHIBITION CAN NOW BE VIEWED AT THE BLUEBELL RAILWAY MUSEUM AT SHEFFIELD PARK STATION.

A new exhibition exploring how the 3rd Earl of Sheffield’s love for cricket shaped the games’s local and international history, from funding and accompanying the England cricket team to Australia, to donating money for the iconic Sheffield Shield. 

County Cricket Quizzes

Each championship game and One Day Cup  game played at Hove this summer will feature a quiz based on the history of the matches between Sussex and their opponents. Click here for the questions and answers for each quiz.

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