Things to Do

One of the famous Lord's traditions is the ringing of the five-minute bell to get the players ready and on the field. Previous bell ringers include Brian Lara, Shane Warne and Isa Guha (pictured right) Get close to the players The Nursery Ground hosts the players for the...

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VITALITY BLAST 2025 TICKETS ON SALE

The Vitality Blast returns to Lord's from 29 May, and tickets are now on sale for this season’s matches at Lord’s.   Middlesex’s men will play four Vitality Blast matches at Lord’s next summer, with the opening match against Sussex Sharks on Thursday 29 May part of a do...

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Picnic Hampers

“Made In Oldstead, Inspired by Lord’s” is the ethos behind our brand new hamper dining experience from Michelin-starred chef Tommy Banks. Whilst inspired by the rich heritage of the MCC, and the longstanding synergy between food and cricket, our new hamper experience reflect...

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D.J. Brown - D.J. Brown 5-42 v Australia

David Brown took a five-wicket haul against Australia at Lord’s in what was the 200 th Test match between the two nations, in June 1964. Alongside the bowling of Barry Knight, Brown took 5 for 42 as the Australians were dismissed for 78 in the first innings, including the w...

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MCC Honorary Life Members

MCC has awarded Honorary Life Membership to hundreds of the finest cricketers and men and women associated with the game.

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1983: India win the men's World Cup

If ever there was a match that changed cricket, it took place at Lord’s on 25 June 1983. The third men’s World Cup Final was expected to be a walkover. Holders West Indies were the undisputed masters of World Cricket and had never lost a single World Cup match before the tou...

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How to access our new website and ticketing platform

We are pleased to confirm that essential website maintenance works have been completed and the Club has successfully moved to its new ticketing system. These changes mean you will need to reset your password, please follow the instructions below to complete this. Click on ...

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2004: Rachael Heyhoe Flint becomes the first woman to serve on MCC Committee

Cricket, in its long history, has seen many pioneers, but few as determined or as successful as Rachael Heyhoe Flint. As a player, her international career was longer than most, lasting from 1960 to 1982. She captained England for 10 years without losing a single Test Match....

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Men's Highlights

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