The Liverpool International Tennis Tournament.
From Thursday June 17th to Saturday June 19th.
An Exceptional Event Deserves a Suitable Stage
And there’s nowhere more fitting to celebrate 25 years of the Liverpool International Tennis Tournament than Liverpool Cricket Club.
With its historic Grade II-listed pavilion, immaculate grass court and intimate surroundings, this Aigburth sporting institution has become part of the Liverpool Tennis experience.
Unlike the vast arenas of the professional tour, Liverpool Cricket Club gets you up close to the action. Take your seat around Centre Court, and you’ll be close enough to hear every serve, rally and reaction.
It’s professional tennis without the distance.
We couldn’t imagine being anywhere else for our landmark 25th anniversary tournament.
One of Liverpool’s Most Historic Sporting Venues
Founded in 1807, Liverpool Cricket & Sports Club is the oldest amateur sports club in Merseyside.
Its historic pavilion was built in 1880 and granted Grade II-listed status in 2023, recognising its architectural importance and unique place in the North West’s sporting history.
Tennis has its own history here, too. Wimbledon champion Lottie Dod played at the ground in 1892, while stars including Lew Hoad, Ken Rosewall and Pancho Gonzales appeared in an exhibition during the 1950s.
Today, Liverpool International is adding another chapter to that history.
How to get there
Located in Aigburth, South Liverpool, Liverpool Cricket Club is around four miles from Liverpool city centre.
Whether you’re travelling by train, bus or car, getting to the tournament is straightforward.
By train
The nearest Merseyrail station is St Michael’s, around a 15-minute walk from Liverpool Cricket Club.
Regular services run from Liverpool city centre on the Northern Line, with connections available from across the wider Merseyrail network.
Plan your journey with Merseyrail.
By bus
Several bus services run from Liverpool city centre towards Aigburth, with stops within walking distance of Liverpool Cricket Club.
Plan your journey with Merseytravel.
By car
Liverpool Cricket Club is easily accessible from Liverpool city centre and the wider motorway network.
Use postcode L19 3QF for sat nav and follow event signage as you approach the venue.
Limited parking is available at the club, so we recommend travelling by public transport where possible.
