Cricket News

The ICC annual conference will be held in Dubai this June, ending a 99-year association with Lord's

Two of England's leading international grounds, Lord's and The Oval, are considering making an offer to stage exhibition games involving sides from the IPL

A report in today's Times says that the MCC is planning to spend up to £200 million on redeveloping Lord's over the next decade

The MCC are discussing the possibility of merging with Middlesex, according to a report in The Times

The MCC has voted to allow women members for the first time in its 211-year history

The MCC announces a further vote on allowing women members

Lord's and The Oval have been nominated as two of the main venues to host next year's ICC World Twenty20, with the ECB also recommending Lord's to host the final

The MCC are busy installing a new scoreboard and replay screen system at Lord's Cricket Ground during the close season

If anyone has a spare £8000 the final set of debenture seats for the Grandstand at Lord's have gone on public sale

The MCC is about to conduct the biggest survey in its 220-year history

Middlesex's Pro40 play-off match against Northamptonshire on Sunday, September 23 will be staged at Southgate

Middlesex overcame a few late jitters to beat Derbyshire by three wickets with two overs to spare in the Pro40 Division Two

Martin Williamson watches the lights go on for the first time at Lord's

Test matches hosted at Lord's boost the local economy by almost £30m a year, a report commissioned by MCC has revealed

Lord's will stage its first floodlit match on September 10 when Middlesex take on Derbyshire in a Pro40 match

During the first Test against India, Johnny Dennis, the permanent voice of cricket at Lord's for 12 years and every other major international involving England, marked 40 years since the public address (PA) was first introduced during the India series in

MCC and the ECB will have urgent talks to discuss worries that Lord's may lose one of its summer Tests in 2009, when the new staging agreements take hold

MCC is preparing plans to redevelop Lord's and add an additional 10,000 seats according to today's Times

MCC's controversial new debenture scheme, which offers the right for punters to buy tickets at Lord's for eight seasons at costs of up to £12,000, has been strongly defended by its chairman, Charles Fry, as part of a recognition that the ground's ve

Two cars have been hit by a flying section of roof, but no-one has been hurt, after Lord's Cricket Ground fell victim to the gale-force winds that have been buffeting Britain all day