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2012: Lord's hosts the Olympic Archery tournament

2012: Lord's hosts the Olympic Archery tournament

Cricket has only featured once in the Olympics - at Paris in 1900 when the amateur team Dorset Wanderers defeated a Parisian XI in a one-off match. But cricket grounds themselves do have a closer involvement with Olympic history. Most notably, the Melbourne Cricket Ground se...

MCC begin 2022 overseas touring programme with men’s tours of Serbia and Romania

MCC begin 2022 overseas touring programme with men’s tours of Serbia and Romania

The latest tour in the MCC overseas touring programme begins this week, with the Club embarking on a men’s tour of Serbia, before a trip to Romania follows next week. Overseas tours are a crucial part of the Club’s commitment to the global game and after a hiatus due to the ...

MCC and ORIS release limited edition watch

MCC and ORIS release limited edition watch

MCC has collaborated with its partner and official timekeeper, Oris, to produce the Father Time Limited Edition watch, which is now on sale. Named after the Father Time weathervane, one of the iconic features of Lord’s and a famous image within cricket, the watch is a celebr...

Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Plan: One Year On

Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Plan: One Year On

MCC has published its annual Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Report , providing an annual progress update on the initiatives outlined within the Club’s 2022 EDI Plan issued 12 months ago. The report sets out 2023 commitments to ensure that everyone is warmly welcome...

Tours & Museum

Tours & Museum

What will I see? MCC Museum is one of the oldest sporting museums in the world, dedicated to tracing the history and development of cricket. The Collection was established in 1864 when Members were invited to donate items of interest to furnish the Pavilion.  Today MCC Muse...

England's Black Cricketers | A photographic exhibition by Tom Shaw

England's Black Cricketers | A photographic exhibition by Tom Shaw

England’s Black Cricketers exhibition is currently on display at the MCC Museum at Lord’s Cricket Ground. It contains portraits of each black cricketer to have played for England including Mark Alleyne, Jofra Archer, Joey Benjamin, Mark Butcher, Roland Butcher, Norman Cowa...

MCC looks back on 16 years of University Cricket

MCC looks back on 16 years of University Cricket

With the recent announcement regarding the cancellation of all professional cricket up until at least 1 July 2020, this also means that there will be no University cricket before MCC officially hands over the running and control of the Universities programme, to the England...

Lord's Youth Girls

Lord's Youth Girls

Lord's Youth Girls Programme is a dynamic and holistic cricket experience designed to nurture and empower young female cricketers. The programme will begin with a well-designed winter training programme, followed by a summer of fixtures against county teams and representativ...

1805: The first Eton v Harrow match takes place at Lord's

1805: The first Eton v Harrow match takes place at Lord's

The annual Eton v Harrow match is the longest-running regular fixture at Lord’s. The first match, in 1805, arose out of a challenge issued by the Harrow boys on 20 June 1805. It was four months and one day before the Battle of Trafalgar: “The gentlemen of Harrow School requ...

MCC World Cricket committee releases statements following meeting in Cape Town, South Africa

MCC World Cricket committee releases statements following meeting in Cape Town, South Africa

The MCC World Cricket committee (WCC) met in Cape Town last week, the first of two meetings taking place in 2024. The committee was generously hosted by the SA20 league and its commissioner and WCC committee member, Graeme Smith, at one of the competition’s final group gam...