After piloting 2 successful programs in 2023 and receiving great feedback from participants, Middlesex in The Community are pleased to partner with GLL to introduce Walking Cricket across Middlesex.
Over 40 women participated in the festival designed to get players of all abilities involved in the sport.
Notting Hill and Ealing High School won the SCAM U13 Girls Cup when they defeated Lady Eleanor Holles School by 50 runs.
Merchant Taylors' School win the SCAM U19 Cup Final beating Bolder by three wickets.
Queen Elizabeth School, Barnet win the SCAM U13 Boys Final following an 80-run victory over St. James Senior Boys School
Hampton School win the SCAM U12 Boys final following a dramatic two wicket victory over Queen Elizabeth Boys School.
Middlesex in the Community were delighted to hold a fun day of cricket in Tottenham last weekend to mark the 76th anniversary of Windrush Day
Merchant Taylors’ School will represent Middlesex in the U15 National schools' competition next summer.
Watch what went on at the Community Cricket Dhamaka in Southall at the weekend, as Middlesex Cricket delivered cricket activities for the local community.
Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has today launched its Community Cricket Heroes campaign for 2024 to find 11 unsung cricketing heroes from across the country.
This week Middlesex CEO Andrew Cornish and MCC CEO Guy Lavender laid wreaths in the MCC museum to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day
Middlesex in The community is excited to announce in partnership with MAEL GAEL Community group & Southall Community Alliance that the Club will be hosting the “Community Cricket Dhamaka".
The Eman Cup 2024 was hosted in May, ran by Faith Associates in partnership with the ECB. Read about the competition and this years winners.
More than 100 current and former players of Middlesex County Cricket Club and their guests attended Middlesex’s Annual Players Day on Friday 24 May, the opening day of Middlesex’s Division Two county championship match against Sussex.
Last week, Middlesex in the Community hosted another successful fundraising evening at Sunbury Cricket Club. Thanks to all those who supported the event.
It was a proud moment at the the weekend for scores of young Middlesex borough cricketers, as they received their borough caps from MITC's Managing Director, Angus Fraser.
