MCC Museum

The world’s oldest sporting museum, housing an unrivalled collection of cricketing art and memorabilia, is a distinctly unique venue for a drinks reception. It is often used in conjunction with the Long Room as a location for pre-dinner drinks, and can also form an added att...

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Conferences & Events

Experience the magic of Lord's The most famous cricket ground in the world, Lord’s is steeped in history and charm. From the old-world elegance of the Grade II*-listed Pavilion to the cutting-edge modernity of the Barclays Media Centre, alongside award-winning in-house cater...

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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...

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MCC World Cricket committee statements

The MCC World Cricket committee met in Bengaluru, India on the 8 th and 9 th March 2019. David Richardson, outgoing Chief Executive Officer of the International Cricket Council, provided an update from ICC, and Alex Marshall, General Manager of the ICC Anti-Corruption Unit...

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Thomas Lord Suite Wedding Gallery

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Emergency Services Exercise carried out at Lord’s Cricket Ground

MCC carried out a security exercise with the emergency services to test the evacuation procedures of Lord’s Cricket Ground, on Saturday 30 th March. The Metropolitan Police, London Ambulance Service and London Fire Brigade took part in the multi-agency test, arriving at the...

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MCC v Northern | Match Report

MCC fell to a nine-run defeat to Northern in the third match of the tour of Pakistan. Despite Ravi Bopara's three wickets, a score of 64 by Ali Imran and two wickets each for Munir Riaz and Mubasir Khan proved to be vital in securing victory for the hosts in the T20 contest ...

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1996: Dickie Bird umpires his fifteenth and final Lord's Test

Harold Dennis “Dickie” Bird umpired in 66 Test Matches over 23 years. His first Test coming at his home ground, Headingley, in 1973 and his last of all at his equally beloved Lord’s, when England played India in 1996. Trusted for his impeccably sound judgement, his calm and ...

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Tavern Suites

Packages On match days, the Tavern Suites are the private suites from which guests can sip champagne and view the game. Throughout the rest of the year, they are an outstanding space for syndicate rooms or for smaller meetings, showcasing magnificent views from the balcony. ...

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