K. Higgs - K. Higgs 6-91 v West Indies

Kenneth Higgs was selected for the England team to play against the formidable West Indies team captained by Garfield Sobers in 1966, and in the first innings, he achieved his best Test bowling figures, taking 6 for 91 in 33 overs. This included removing both openers Conrad ...

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Lord’s Father Time Wall showcases 100 greatest milestones

a stunning installation at the HOME OF CRICKET. The wall will not only recognise 100 of the greatest milestones ever to take place at the hallowed Home of Cricket, but also give supporters around the world the chance to buy a personalised plaque to commemorate their own sign...

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Lowry Exhibition

MCC exhibits rare cricket scenes by renowned British artist, L.S. Lowry – it will be the first time these artworks will be displayed together. Take your first glimpse of the artworks as they are installed at The Home of Cricket in this behind-the-scenes video. Lowry ...

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Warne and Keightley named head coaches for The Hundred team

Shane Warne and Lisa Keightley have been appointed as the men’s and women’s head coaches respectively for the London based team, which will comprise of MCC, Middlesex, Essex and Northamptonshire ahead of the inaugural season of The Hundred. Legendary Australia leg-spinner Wa...

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R.J. Harris - Ryan Harris 5-72 v England

Ryan Harris sealed his place on the Lord’s Honours Boards when he took 5-72 v England during the 2013 Ashes at Lord’s. After England elected to bat, Harris opened the bowling for the tourists,  taking the early wicket of Joe Root LBW, before continuing to disrupt the host’s ...

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1993: England beat New Zealand in the Women's World Cup Final

The fifth Women’s World Cup was the second to be held in England. It very nearly didn’t happen at all. Had it not been for a last minute grant of £90,000 from the Foundation for Sport and the Arts, the tournament would probably have been cancelled. With women’s cricket still...

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1930: Donald Bradman scores 254 for Australia against England

When Don Bradman arrived on English shores for the first time in 1930 many pundits thought his technique would not cope with English wickets. By the end of that summer, how to get Bradman out was the most pressing problem in English cricket. The 254 he made on his first Test...

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D.P. Conway - D.P. Conway 200 v England

A Test Match bow at Lord’s is a fine achievement, but New Zealand’s Devon Conway secured the ultimate debut scoring a double-hundred, and making the seventh highest score in history in a player’s first Test. He also became only the sixth player to score a century on their Te...

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A. Flintoff - A. Flintoff 142 v South Africa

The second Test Match of South Africa’s 2003 tour was memorable for many different records, including Andrew Flintoff’s 142, the highest score by a number seven at the Home of Cricket. However, the match was at times a chastening experience for England, who were dismissed fo...

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