G.R. Dilley - G.R. Dilley 5-55 v West Indies

Graham Dilley sealed his place on the Lord’s Honours Boards when West Indies toured England in 1988 following his five wicket haul in the second Test. West Indies won the toss and elected to bat. Opening the bowling for the hosts Dilley took four big wickets of Gordon Greeni...

England v Ireland | Day 1

Ireland’s maiden Lord’s Test began in spectacular fashion as they bowled England out for only 85 before lunch on the opening day. Middlesex seamer Tim Murtagh, no stranger to bowling from the Nursery End, claimed 5 for 13, the most economical figures to have appeared on the ...

The wickets

E.G. Arnold - E.G. Arnold 5-37 v South Africa

'Ted' Arnold only achieved one five-wicket haul in his career, and that came at Lord’s against the touring South Africans in 1907. During the South Africans’ first innings, Arnold bowled White, Sinclair and Kotze all for ducks; White and Sinclair were bowled with successive ...

W.H. Copson - W.H. Copson 5-85 v West Indies

William Henry Copson’s Test debut came against West Indies at Lord’s, which in an all-too brief Test career, proved to be where he achieved his only five-wicket haul. According to Wisden, Copson ‘bowled keenly and if a trifle short of a length, always commanded respect’. Hi...

Coming to The Hundred at Lord's?

WE WILL HOST FIVE MATCH DAYS AT THE HUNDRED THIS SUMMER, INCLUDING FOUR LONDON SPIRIT GROUP STAGE FIXTURES AND THE FINAL.  The timings and dates for these five match days are as follows:  TUESday 5 AUGUST London Spirit v. Oval invincibles Women's match - 14.4...

M.C. Cowdrey - M.C. Cowdrey 119 v New Zealand

Colin Cowdrey was one of cricket’s great stylists and most revered gentlemen. Recognised as a prodigious talent while still at Tonbridge School, he made his Test debut at Brisbane aged just 21 and his final Test appearance came at the age of 42. He was the first cricketer to...

Oris becomes Official Timekeeper to MCC & Lord’s

MCC has today announced a three-year partnership with Oris, who have become the first Official Timekeeper in the history of the Club. One of the partnership highlights will be the award of an Oris watch to cricketers whose names are added to the famous Lord’s Honours Boards ...

C.C. Griffith - C.C. Griffith 5-91 v England

In the 1963 West Indies tour of England, Charlie Griffith got his name up on the Lord’s Honours Boards during the second Test Match by picking up figures of 5-91 of his 26 overs. West Indies captain Frank Worrell won the toss and elected to bat first. The visitors ended up o...

A.A. Donald - A.A. Donald 5-32 v England

Allan Donald made Lord’s Honours Boards for the second time when he took five wickets for 32 runs during the 1998 Test between England and South Africa. After South Africa can scored 360 all out in their first innings, Donald once again showed his credentials and enjoyment a...