Overview
- Surrey County Cricket Club launched a work-from-Oval offer for members with terrace desks and ultrafast Wi‑Fi during games.
- The club marketed the idea playfully with a post that said it would not tell bosses.
- Fans on social media called it a dream workday, while former England player Derek Pringle warned younger staff not to miss in‑office rapport.
- Chief executive Steve Elworthy said many members treat the Kia Oval as a second home and invited them to work there during the season.
- The move builds on pandemic-era stadium coworking trials that lacked pitch views and it precedes a summer schedule that includes two Women’s T20 World Cup semi‑finals at the Oval.