This is the Lord’s ticket website.
As far as the 2019 Cricket World Cup goes, tickets sold incredibly quickly. The ICC will be launching an official resale site, but in the meantime you can buy tickets here.
Lord’s Cricket Ground
Lord’s Cricket Ground is situated in St John’s Wood in north London and is generally considered to be ‘the home of cricket’ on account of it being the home of the MCC, who have traditionally controlled the laws of cricket.
This cricket ground was actually the third built by Thomas Lord and was built in 1814. The playing surface is famed for having a pronounced slope, which means that bowlers’ deliveries will typically seam either into or away from the batsman, depending on which end the delivery is bowled from.
The capacity is currently 32,000, which makes it the largest of England’s Test cricket grounds. However, tickets are greatly in demand and are normally allocated through a ballot. Lord’s is also famed for the distinctive media centre, which was built before the World Cup which was held in England in 1999.