The Edrich

An Award-Winning Venue Opened in 2021, The Edrich combines stunning views of the Lord's turf with fine dining, providing an outstanding setting for a formal dinner event The Edrich boasts a slightly more formal décor and can seat up to 60 guests. MCC’s dedicated in-house foo...

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Lord's Sensory Tour

The Lord's Sensory Tour offers a unique, inclusive way to experience the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground and its historic treasures. Designed for visitors with sight loss and their carers, this tour provides a rich, multisensory journey that goes beyond sight, using touch, soun...

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Pelham's

Event Types Seated next to the Grade II*-listed Pavilion, the floor to ceiling glazing ensures the space is flooded with natural light and offers spectacular views across the ground. Pelham’s is at the heart of MCC’s sustainability drive, including a rainwater recycling syst...

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Hit the ball twice

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Obstructing the field

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1788: MCC issues a Code of Laws for Cricket

The first generally accepted code of Laws for cricket was issued in 1744. Prior to that, rules were generally agreed by the participants in advance of a given match, such as those agreed by the Duke of Richmond and Mr Brodrick in 1727. Neither these, nor the later Laws, offe...

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Diglot edition of Laws of Cricket added to lords.org

MCC is pleased to be hosting a Diglot edition of the Laws of Cricket, in English and Hindi, on our Laws of Cricket website. The Laws of Cricket are global, and we hope that this Diglot edition, which features the Laws text and Hindi translations side by side, line by line,...

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Paul Collingwood to ring five-minute bell on Day 3

Paul Collingwood will ring the five-minute beLl  on day three of the Specsavers Test Match between England and Ireland at Lord’s on Friday. Collingwood, who made his international debut in 2001, went on to play 197 One-Day Internationals for his country, scoring over 5,000 ...

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Kapil Dev - Kapil Dev 5-125 v England

Kapil Dev made the legendary Honours Boards when he took five wickets during India’s defeat to England at Lord’s in 1982. Having won the toss and deciding to bat, England were soon 94-4 with Dev ripping through the hosts’ opening batsmen by taking all four wickets. A gutsy ...

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Cricket to support Social Media Blackout

MCC and ECB along with all 18 First-Class Counties, the eight Women's Regional teams and the Professional Cricketers’ Association (PCA) will stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the football community in taking part in a social media boycott from 15:00 BST on Friday 30 April to 23...

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