Cup Match Cricket Classic

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Time: From: 09:00 AM to 07:30 PM
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6 Cricket Lane
Sandys MA 03
Bermuda

Cup Match Cricket Classic

About Cup Match Cricket Classic

Cup Match is a beloved annual cricket event in Bermuda, celebrated over the Emancipation Day and Mary Prince Day holiday in late July or early August. This two-day match pits traditional rivals St. George's Cricket Club and Somerset Cricket Club against each other, drawing fervent support from their respective fan bases. 

Beyond the thrilling cricket, Cup Match is a vibrant cultural festival featuring festive gatherings, Crown & Anchor, music, delicious local cuisine, and a strong sense of community. It commemorates the island's emancipation from slavery, making it not just a sporting event but a significant celebration of Bermudian heritage and pride. Whatever you do at the game, be sure to pick a team and show off your Cup Match colours.

For Visitors:

Join us for #CampBermuda at the annual Cup Match Cricket Classic at the Somerset Cricket Club. Stop by the campsite and get a taste of an authentic Cup Match atmosphere where you can dance to tunes by our DJ, snap selfies at our photobooth, and cool off with a Goslings Rum Swizzle. 

Tickets to the game can be purchased at the game. Entrance to Camp Bermuda is free and open to island visitors only.  

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