Ed Smith has today become President of Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) with 1 October marking the start of his year in office.

Skipper Smale was a regular in Glamorgan’s Metro Bank One-Day Cup campaign this summer, scoring an unbeaten century against Surrey at the Kia Oval, whilst Ben Allison was part of the Worcestershire ...

The International Cricket Council (ICC) and the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today launched a bold new global ...

The tour began with two T20 fixtures against Sofia Stars and Spartan CC. George Sandbach was the standout performer in the ...

The Club has also awarded a further two Honorary Life Memberships for non-playing contributions to the game. Eight of the 12 Test-playing nations are represented within this year’s list, which ...

MCC has today announced amendments to the Laws of Cricket to use the gender-neutral terms “batter” and “batters”, rather than “batsman” or “batsmen”. These changes have been approved by the MCC ...

Plans have been approved by Members for MCC to redevelop the Tavern and Allen stands at Lord’s. The £61.8m project, which was put to the Club’s 18,000-strong membership at its AGM last week, will ...

A new exhibition, Cricket and the Jewish Community, telling the story of the Jewish community’s relationship with cricket, has opened at the MCC Museum at Lord’s, Europe’s oldest sporting museum. The ...

Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) is thrilled to announce a new partnership with BrewDog, the iconic British craft beer brand, who will serve as the official beer partner at Lord's Cricket Ground starting ...

MCC has today issued a clarification on Law 38.3 concerning the act of non-strikers leaving their ground early. During a Big Bash game earlier this month, there was an incident in which bowler Adam ...

Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) is delighted to confirm the international fixtures that will take place at Lord’s in 2026, including for the first time ever, a women’s Test match at the Home of Cricket.

As the fifth men’s World Cup is now upon us, MCC Archivist Rob Curphey looks back at previous World Cups in England, and the ten World Cup matches that were held at Lord’s. Firstly, the introduction ...