2021: The new Compton and Edrich Stands are completed

The original Compton and Edrich stands opened in 1991 and replaced the ‘G’ and ‘H’ stands which had stood at the Nursery End since 1924. G and H were designed by Sir Herbert Baker, architect of the second Grand Stand and the Grace Gates. Known as the ‘free seats’ they became...

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Ground Development

The Allen and Tavern stands The Warner Stand 2021-2024 The third phase of the development will concentrate on the East Gate area of the Ground This will involve creating an East Gate Building, incorporating office space, a new Lord’s Shop, as well as hospitality and cateri...

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Blast Group Offers

The Vitality Blast returns to Lord's from 29 May when Middlesex welcomes Sussex Sharks in a double header opener. Arrive early to watch the women battle it out, prior to the men's match, ensuring a full day's action in the one ticket. This double header falls in the half-ter...

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World Cricket Connects

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1987: The new Mound Stand is completed

After an almost 20 year gap following the construction of the Tavern Stand in the 1960s, MCC looked to celebrate its Bicentenary in 1987 with its most ambitious building project yet. The original Mound Stand had been built on the site of the old tennis court in 1899 and was ...

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Batter's innings; Runners

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Cricket Unites Behind Charity Auction

Together through this Test MCC has joined the 18 first-class counties, ECB and PCA in donating a lot in a co-ordinated online charity cricket auction as part of ECB’s Together Through This Test campaign, which launched this week.  All donors have nominated a charitable ca...

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London Spirit sign international stars for Lord's stint

four more England players will represent london spirit in this year’s inaugural season of The Hundred with Mark Wood, Joe Denly, Freya Davies and Mason Crane all signing up for the Lord’s-based side. They will be joined by Australian star all-rounder Glenn Maxwell as well ...

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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...

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J.M. Anderson - J.M. Anderson 5-62

James Anderson reached the Lord’s Honours Boards once again taking 5-62 during the England v India 2021 LV=Insurance Test match. No bowler has taken more Test wickets at Lord’s and his achievements saw him reach the Boards for a seventh time. After England had won the toss ...

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