Incora County Ground is a venue located in Derby, England. The ground was constructed in 1861 and used by Derbyshire County Cricket Club for their first-class games since 1981. The pitch is the world's oldest ground in continuous use for first-class cricket. The ground features a pavilion, bowlers' end pavilion and two undercover spectator areas. The County Ground offers weddings, events, conferences, team building, its own cafe & bar, and a locally sourced restaurant. The venue, with its iconic scenery, is the perfect place for a day out in the English countryside.