A Ground for Generations.
Cricket in Eastham since 1854 — building a future for everyone.
Our Vision for Torr Park
Cricket for All Generations.
From young beginners discovering the game to experienced players returning to the crease, our ambition is to make Torr Park a welcoming home for cricket at every age and ability.
- A Community Ground
— A welcoming place for players, families, friends and neighbours. - Facilities for the Future
— Improving the ground and pavilion while respecting their historic character. - Working Together
— Building a lasting future through partnership and community involvement.
Turning Our Vision into Reality
The return of competitive cricket to Torr Park is just the beginning. Working with South Liverpool Cricket Club, Wirral Council and the local community, we aim to build on the progress already made and create a cricket ground that Eastham can enjoy for generations.
Restoring the Cricket Ground.
- Looking ahead — Continued improvements to the square and outfield will help accommodate more cricket as the ground develops.
- Cricket returns — Competitive cricket returned to Torr Park in 2025 after eight years.
- Restoring the square — Extensive renovation, including scarification, aeration, reseeding and specialist cricket loam, has helped bring the playing surface back into use.
- Working together — South Liverpool Cricket Club, the Cheshire Cricket Board and the Eastham Village Preservation Association have contributed to the restoration.
The Pavilion and Facilities
- Pavilion improvements — Building on the initial repairs and repainting to create a welcoming focal point for the ground.
- Essential facilities — Developing suitable toilets, changing accommodation and, if practicable, showers.
- Water and drainage — Providing the services needed to support modern facilities, particularly a mains sewer connection.
- Secure equipment storage — Protecting valuable specialist mowers, the roller and other essential ground-maintenance machinery.
- An attractive setting — Exploring a veranda, traditional picket fencing and sympathetic landscaping.
- Funding and partnerships — Working with Wirral Council and other partners to deliver improvements progressively.
Growing Cricket in Eastham
- Junior Cricket — Introducing children and young people to the game.
- Women and Girls — Developing opportunities to participate and enjoy cricket.
- Players of All Abilities — Welcoming experienced players, returning cricketers and beginners.
- Volunteers and Supporters — Encouraging local people to help, participate and enjoy the club.
Be Part of Cricket’s Future at Torr Park
Whether you’d like to play cricket, help as a volunteer, become a social member or simply support the club, there’s a place for you. Join us in building the next chapter of cricket in Eastham.