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F.H. Edwards 5-45 v England

F.H. Edwards - F.H. Edwards 5-45 v England

Fidel Edwards secured a spot on the ODI Honours Boards, when he took 5-45 for West Indies during their defeat to England in 2007. After winning the toss and elected to field first, West Indies required Edwards and the remaining bowling attack to cause the hosts some issues w...

S.J. Taylor 129 v South Africa

S.J. Taylor - S.J. Taylor 129 v South Africa

In one of the most memorable moments in women’s cricket history, Sarah Taylor, and opening partner Caroline Atkins, both scored magnificent centuries against South Africa as part of a 268 run opening stand, leading England to a total of 310 for 3. At the time, it was the rec...

K.H. Brunt 5-25 v South Africa

K.H. Brunt - K.H. Brunt 5-25 v South Africa

One of the most successful fast bowlers in women’s cricket history, Katherine Brunt’s 5 for 25 against South Africa in 2008 was only the second Limited Overs five wicket-haul by an English International at Lord’s, after Darren Gough in 1997. Her dominant display of pace bowl...

J.P. Behrendorff 5-44 v England

J.P. Behrendorff - J.P. Behrendorff 5-44 v England

Jason Behrendorff added his name to the Limited-Overs Honours Boards with a scintillating display of bowling during Australia’s 64-run victory against England in the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup. After Australia had posted a total of 285-7, Behrendorff wasted no time in unsett...

C.R. Woakes 6-17 v Ireland

C.R. Woakes - C.R. Woakes 6-17 v Ireland

Having already ensured his name was written into Lord’s folklore twice already, Chris Woakes sealed a third entry on to the Honours Board with a six-wicket haul against Ireland. On their first visit to the Home of Cricket in Test Matches, Ireland shocked England to bowl out ...

M.E. Waugh 104 v Zimbabwe

M.E. Waugh - M.E. Waugh 104 v Zimbabwe

Mark Waugh made the Lord’s Limited-Overs honours boards when he hit 104 versus Zimbabwe in 1999 Cricket World Cup. Zimbabwe won the toss and put Australia into bat in this encounter.  After losing his opening partner Adam Gilchrist early in the innings, Waugh stitched up an ...

Lord’s to host England Women’s One-Day International

Lord’s to host England Women’s One-Day International

MCC can confirm the Home of Cricket will host its first Women’s One-Day International for five years.  England will take on India as part of the Royal London Series on Saturday 24 September, which will see a return for Heather Knight’s side to the scene of their triumph over...

Players' Dining Room (Hosted)

Players' Dining Room (Hosted)

Hosted Experiences Following the success of the Players' Dining Room experience, we are pleased to launch an exciting new option, whereby a former cricketer will host the event, and share their memories of playing at Lord’s.  Find out more by clicking here . ENJOY A GUIDE...

2019: England beat New Zealand to win the Men's World Cup

2019: England beat New Zealand to win the Men's World Cup

England really should have had a head start when it came to World Cup cricket. The first ever limited overs tournament was the Gillette Cup, played in England in 1963, and it was the end of the decade before the rest of the world began to follow its example. Only 18 One-Day ...

Q&A with Fraser Stewart

Q&A with Fraser Stewart

We recently chatted with Lord's Indoor Cricket Centre Manager (and MCC Laws Manager) Fraser Stewart on the impact the Coronavirus pandemic may have on the game, and how the Lord's will adapt to the “new normal”. Your job title is Lord’s Indoor Cricket Centre Manager, though ...