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Bruce Carnegie-Brown and Clare Connor take office at MCC as Chairman and President respectively

Bruce Carnegie-Brown and Clare Connor take office at MCC as Chairman and President respectively

Bruce Carnegie-Brown has today taken office as the new Club Chairman of MCC following his approval by Members at the 2021 Annual General Meeting in May this year. He will be the sixth MCC Chairman. Carnegie-Brown, who is currently Chairman of Lloyd’s of London and Vice Chair...

I.R. Bell 109* v West Indies

I.R. Bell - I.R. Bell 109* v West Indies

Ian Bell scored his second century of his career at Lord’s when he hit an unbeaten 109 versus West Indies in 2007. The Warwickshire batsman had already seen Alastair Cook, Collingwood and Matt Prior all add themselves to the Honours Boards but Bell’s brilliance at the crease...

D.B. Vengsarkar 157 v England

D.B. Vengsarkar - D.B. Vengsarkar 157 v England

Dilip Vengsarkar hit his second Lord's century during India's seven-wicket defeat to England in the summer of 1982. Despite Kapil Dev's five-wicket haul, England posted a total of 433 after their first innings and then followed it up by bowling India out for just 128 with Ve...

M. Muralitharan 5-34 v England

M. Muralitharan - M. Muralitharan 5-34 v England

Sri Lanka legend Muttiah Muralitharan never managed to claim a five-wicket haul in Tests at Lord’s, but did manage to seal a spot on the Limited-Overs Honours Boards when he took 5-34 against England in 1998. In the final of the Emirates Triangular Tournament, England had wo...

B. Lee 5-41 v England

B. Lee - B. Lee 5-41 v England

Brett Lee secured a five-wicket haul for the first time at Lord's when he dismantled England's attack during the 2005 ODI series between the hosts and Australia. Having lost the first ODI at Headingley, Australia put England into bat at Lord's, hoping to seek revenge for the...

G.D. McKenzie 5-37 v England

G.D. McKenzie - G.D. McKenzie 5-37 v England

Legendary pacer Graham McKenzie took 5-37 on test debut to help Australia seal a five wicket win over England in June 1961. After Australia had built a considerable first innings lead, McKenzie led the charge as England were dismissed for 202, setting the Australians just 69...

From the Archives: The Final Final

From the Archives: The Final Final

As Lord’s looks forward to its last One-Day Cup final, and to coincide with the MCC Museum’s new display on cricket tournaments, MCC Archivist Rob CurphEy looks at the history of one-day finals at Lord’s. The idea for creating a knock-out competition for counties had been fi...

Australia confirm their spot in World Cup semi-finals

Australia confirm their spot in World Cup semi-finals

Defending world champions Australia confirmed their spot in the semi-finals of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup by sealing a 64-run victory over England at Lord’s, leaving the hosts chances of qualifying for the knockout stages hanging in the balance. Australia’s captain, Aar...

1952: Vinoo Mankad scores 184 and takes 5-196 for India against England

1952: Vinoo Mankad scores 184 and takes 5-196 for India against England

India arrived at Lord’s for the second Test of their 1952 series in something approaching a state of shock. England had inflicted a crushing defeat on them at Headingley, reducing them to 0 for 4 at the start of their second innings, but at Lord’s India were boosted by the r...