You know a home’s on a good wicket when Shane Warne has bowled a few overs in the backyard.

And if you can stump up the $2.995 million asking price, a central Victorian property hosting a country field so good it’s been dubbed “Lord’s in the bush” could be yours.

John and Ros Rogers are selling their 26 Hannas Rd, Strath Creek home and accompanying cricket pitch, ‘The Village Green’, after fielding everything from school camps to bucks parties and Friday night drinks at the award-winning pavilion for the past 6.5 years.

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A former NSW batsman and selector, as well as the chief executive at the WACA in Perth in the days of Dennis Lillee and Kim Hughes, Mr Rogers reckons a slight slope on the wicket favours the bat — but it’s still one of the best around.

“It’s very much a country ground, but this one is right up there among the most beautiful cricket grounds around the world,” Mr Rogers said.

“It’s similar to Lord’s in the bush.”

It even has a curator, Ron Hyde, a former premier league cricketer who keeps it looking its best.

And Warnie’s not the only test player who’s been bowled over by the ground.

Mr Rogers’ son Chris, who wore the baggy green for Australia — including as an opening batsman in the 2013 Ashes tour of England, has also played his share of overs there.

The more than 78ha property also includes a hedge maze based on the one at Chatsworth House in England, a 25-bed bunkhouse, four glamping caravans and their five-bedroom house.

There’s even two orienteering courses set up.

“It’s been a great lifestyle,” Mr Rogers said.

“(But) the thing it’s crying out for is for someone to move it from an occasional function centre to being a weekend destination.”

Charles Stewart Real Estate’s Andrew Rice and Wollerman Business Brokers’ Geoff Watson are handling the sale of the property and business.

Mr Rice said the mix of privacy, views and impressive potential to improve an already stunning property made it appealing on a number of levels.

“It is one of the rarest holdings, and anything similar is simply just not readily available,” he said.

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