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R.G.D. Willis 7-78 v Australia

R.G.D. Willis - R.G.D. Willis 7-78 v Australia

Bob Willis first made the Lord's Honours Boards when he took an excellent seven wickets for 78, during the 1977 Ashes series versus Australia. After England had posted a below average score of 216 in their first innings, Willis was required to take early wickets in their per...

I.T. Botham 8-103 v West Indies

I.T. Botham - I.T. Botham 8-103 v West Indies

Sir Ian Botham took his second eight-wicket haul at Lord’s when he took 8-103 during England’s defeat to West Indies in 1984. In a match noted for being one of the best ever at the Home of Cricket, Botham began the Test with a humble score of 30 before being given the opport...

J.M. Anderson 5-42 v India

J.M. Anderson - J.M. Anderson 5-42 v India

Four years on from his debut five-wicket haul and entry on the Lord’s Honours Board, James Anderson bowled beautifully to help England dismiss India in 2007 at the Home of Cricket. England had chosen to bat first in this match and made 298 all out, and Anderson will have bee...

S.C.J. Broad 11-165 v West Indies

S.C.J. Broad - S.C.J. Broad 11-165 v West Indies

Stuart Broad claimed an eleven-wicket haul for the first time at Lord’s in the summer of 2012, when he took 11-165 v West Indies to earn a third spot on the Honours Boards. In the opening series of the summer, West Indies were put into bat by England which proved to be the r...

D.A.J. Holford 105* v England

D.A.J. Holford - D.A.J. Holford 105* v England

David Holford’s first and only test century came in his second appearance for the West Indies, putting on a huge 274-run partnership with his cousin Sir Garfield Sobers in a drawn 1966 encounter at Lord’s. West Indies were the first to bat, reaching an under par 269 as plent...

B.D. Julien 121 v England

B.D. Julien - B.D. Julien 121 v England

The complete all-rounder – he bowled pace, spin and could bat – Bernard Julien was in only his third Test when he came to Lord’s with the West Indies, although he had plenty of experience of England having already completed two summers with Kent. Julien made his Test debut i...

D.P.M.D. Jayawardene 107 v England

D.P.M.D. Jayawardene - D.P.M.D. Jayawardene 107 v England

One of Sri Lanka’s great batsmen, Mahela Jayawardene appears twice on the famous Honours Boards at Lord’s and the first instance came in 2002, when he made 107 against England. Jayawardene’s partnership with Atapattu was the driving force behind Sri Lanka’s big first innings...

C.T.B. Turner 10-63 v England

C.T.B. Turner - C.T.B. Turner 10-63 v England

Australian seamer Charlie Turner took 10 wickets in the match as Australia came out on top in a low scoring thriller at Lord’s in July of 1888. Pitch preparations had been severely hampered by heavy rain, and on the very definition of a sticky wicket Australia’s first inning...

Yasir Shah 10-141 v England

Yasir Shah - Yasir Shah 10-141 v England

During the summer of 2016, Pakistan’s Yasir Shah was on sensational form, claiming ten wickets in the match, to condemn England to a 75-run defeat at Lord’s. After Pakistan had scored 339 all out in the first innings, the leg-spinner began his demolition of the England attac...

MCC Announces Intended Changes to Law 41.7

MCC Announces Intended Changes to Law 41.7

MCC today announced that it has amended Law 41.7, the Law which concerns the bowling of dangerous and unfair non-pitching deliveries (beamers).  The Law published a little over twelve months ago imposed stricter penalties on a bowler who delivers a full toss over the batsman...