Before the games, the public will have the chance to see the World Cup trophy when the tour arrives in the northeast in April.
Thousands of fans have already had the opportunity to take a look at the trophy during the international part of the tour, with stops in each country participating in the ICC 2019 Men's Cricket World Cup and additional visits in countries in Europe and Africa. as far as Nepal and the United States. When the trophy tour reached England and Wales in February, she had already visited 18 countries.
The trophy will travel to London, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Nottingham, Leeds, Southampton, Cardiff and Taunton, cities of the 2019 Men's Cricket World Cup, which will arrive in Durham on Saturday, April 6th.
To celebrate the arrival of the trophy in the region, the public will present a large number of exciting events that will provide a weekend of entertainment and the chance to see the trophy up close.
On Saturday, April 6, the trophy will be held at Raby Castle, where visitors will be able to attend a cricket match on the field outside the historic site. Visitors will have the opportunity to see the trophy and enjoy family cricket matches in the Durham Cricket Club match day family area.
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On Sunday, April 7th, the trophy will travel along the Wear River, passing through the new Riverwalk development in downtown Durham, before heading to the picturesque setting of Durham Cathedral, part of the World Heritage Site. from the city of the city.
The tour will continue at the Beamish Historical Museum on Monday, April 8 with a fun morning where visitors to the famous tourist attraction will have the chance to see the trophy and participate in cricket activities as well as discover the history of cricket.
The trophy tour will culminate with an afternoon of family cricket entertainment at Durham Crickets Emirates Riverside. Families and cricket clubs are invited to the field to enjoy an afternoon of games and entertainment in the area where cricket is located.
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