The Cricketers Inn

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The Cricketers Inn is a public house in Longparish, a village in the Test Valley district of Hampshire, England. Public structured data records it simply as a pub in that location, and its official web listing places it within the pub estate of Wadworth & Co. Ltd., the family brewer and pub company headquartered in Devizes, Wiltshire. English pubs named after cricket are common, reflecting the sport's deep roots in village life, and a pub in a Hampshire village would traditionally serve as a focal point for the community. The Cricketers Inn fits this pattern: a local licensed premises offering beer, food and a social space, operated within a larger brewery's tied estate rather than as an independent free house. Wadworth is an independent regional brewer whose pub estate includes numerous leased and tenanted houses across southern England. Being part of such an estate means the pub's beer supply and often its operational framework are linked to the brewery, while day-to-day hospitality is delivered at the venue itself. The Cricketers Inn's official page is hosted on Wadworth's website, confirming that relationship. Detailed records of the pub's founding date, its architectural history, and the sequence of licensees and owners are not available in the supplied evidence. What can be stated with confidence is its identity as a pub, its location in Longparish, Test Valley, Hampshire, and its association with Wadworth. Further historical detail would require local archives or the brewery's own records.

A traditional English village pub within the Wadworth tied estate, serving local residents and visitors in Longparish, Hampshire.

• Cask ale

  Traditional British cask-conditioned beer, typically supplied through the Wadworth estate.

• Pub food

  Meals served in the pub to local residents and visitors.

1. 1The Cricketers Inn — Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2The Cricketers Inn — Wadworthwadworth.co.uk