The Hundred finals to be played at Lord’s for the second time

MCC can today announce it will again be hosting The Hundred men’s and women’s finals at Lord’s, as well as four of London Spirit’s group matches in 2022. The inaugural season of The Hundred last year was filled with drama, thrills and spills played out in front of record att...

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The Hundred Finals to be played at Lord’s for the third time

MCC is thrilled to announce that Lord’s will be hosting The Hundred Men’s and Women’s Finals in 2023, as well as four of London Spirit’s group matches. The Hundred returns for its third edition in August and the finals, which both take place on Sunday 27 August, will remain ...

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London Spirit announces Captains and Women’s Team Head Coach

Today, London Spirit officially announced Trevor Griffin as the Head Coach of the women’s team. His first act in the new role has been to name Heather Knight as the captain of his women’s squad. Eoin Morgan has also been confirmed as captain of the men’s team by Head Coach S...

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The wicket-keeper

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Run out

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Q&A with Jamie Clifford

As cricket looks to navigate the Coronavirus outbreak, we chatted with MCC Assistant Secretary (Membership & Operations) Jamie Clifford about how his team is adapting to Covid-19 and the biggest challenges facing MCC. As Assistant Secretary (Membership & Operations), what...

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Centurions Roof Terrace

With its ‘tented’ roof, the Mound Stand Terrace has a nostalgic feel, recalling the marquees of village cricket, yet with all the glamour of Lord’s. The most famous cricket ground in the world, Lord’s is a magical place for summer events. Since its foundation in 1787, its gl...

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Harris Garden

This charming rose garden is a tranquil oasis in the heart of London, and forms a lovely alfresco venue for summer parties and receptions. The most famous cricket ground in the world, Lord’s is a magical place for summer events. Since its foundation in 1787, its glamour and ...

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From the Archives: The World Cup at Lord's

As the fifth men’s World Cup is now upon us, MCC Archivist Rob Curphey looks back at previous World Cups in England, and the ten World Cup matches that were held at Lord’s. 1999 Visit the MCC Museum Visitors to the MCC Museum over the summer will be able to see a number o...

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Appeals

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