Players' conduct

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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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Unfair play

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Accessibility

Persons Living with Dementia Accessibility Group Assistance dogs Lord’s welcome assistance dogs. Dog bowls are available from the Head Steward’s Office.     Picturepath MCC has partnered with tech start-up Picturepath to help visitors with special educational needs n...

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Food & Drink

Food and Drink Outlets Avoid the lunchtime rush and indulge in a Lord’s Picnic Hamper, available to collect from our dedicated collection point on the day. Conveniently packed with cutlery, plates and cups, our hampers allow you to enjoy a leisurely lunch break during which ...

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M.W. Gatting - M.W. Gatting 179 v Rest of the World

Mike Gatting’s fine 179 was one of the star turns of the one-off Test match between MCC and a Rest of the World XI in 1987, played to commemorate the MCC’s bicentenary. After MCC won the toss and chose to bat first, Graham Gooch struck an excellent century before Gatting rea...

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J.M. Anderson - J.M. Anderson 5-42 v India

Four years on from his debut five-wicket haul and entry on the Lord’s Honours Board, James Anderson bowled beautifully to help England dismiss India in 2007 at the Home of Cricket. England had chosen to bat first in this match and made 298 all out, and Anderson will have bee...

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1980: Middlesex win the County Championship and Gillette Cup double

Under Mike Brearley’s captaincy, Middlesex became the dominant force in county cricket in both long and short formats, winning the County Championship outright in 1976 and 1980, and sharing the title in 1977. They also won the Gillette Cup in both 1977 and 1980. The team’s s...

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1987: Four players make centuries in MCC's bicentenary Test

When the teams were announced for MCC’s Bicentenary match in August 1987, it was clear that this was a game the top names in cricket wanted to play in. Almost all the greats were present and a capacity crowd there to see it, with the newly-opened Mound Stand resplendent in t...

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Your Associate Membership

RIGHTS & PRIVILEGES Associate Members have access to all the rights and privileges of MCC membership, including but not limited to the below:​​ Admission to the Ground, Pavilion and Members’ Friends’ Enclosures, on some major match days.​ The right to purchase tickets ...

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