MCC reflect on an unforgettable summer at Lord's

After an unforgettable 2019 season at the Home of Cricket, MCC has reflected on the summer at Lord’s and the impact the Ground and the Club has had on the wider game of cricket. Lord’s hosted twelve major matches this year as 476,579 visitors enjoyed the two England Specsave...

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London Spirit confirm squads for Lord's stint

The latest additions to the London Spirit squad for the inaugural season of The Hundred have been unveiled after the teams selected their final men’s picks in The Hundred Draft - whilst further world class women’s signings have also been announced. With two spaces to fill in...

Mark Nicholas recommended to Members as next Chair of MCC

MCC is pleased to announce today that Mark Nicholas will be recommended to the membership at the 2024 AGM as the next Club Chair. If approved by Members, Mark will succeed Bruce Carnegie-Brown on 1 October 2024. Following the announcement last year that Bruce would not seek...

2015: England beat New Zealand in a Test that included 1,610 runs

New Zealand arrived in England in the spring of 2015 with a reputation as a difficult side to beat. In the previous 12 months. They had earned creditable draws in Test series away to West Indies and Pakistan and had rolled over Sri Lanka comfortably at home. Key batsman Kane...

Schools Open T20 Finals Day

Match 1 Girls Match – Ipswich v Bradfield Toss:  10.45 Start:  11.00 Format:  Hundred Ball Umpires:  Julia Jarvis and Rehma Chandaria Scorers:  TBC Team news: Ipswich: Bella Johnson, Petra Tweedy (C), Molly Talbot, Laila Hollis, Evie Booker, Sophie Moreho...

MCC World Cricket committee renews calls to speed up play after launching research project

The MCC World Cricket committee (WCC) has today renewed its calls for measures aimed at speeding up the pace of play, particularly in Test matches. After the topic was a key discussion point on the agenda at the WCC meeting earlier this year, held via conference call in Janu...