Middlesex County Cricket Club is seeking an exceptional Chair to complete the Club’s governance reset and lead MCCC through its next phase of strategic transformation.
Middlesex County Cricket Club has outlined plans to strengthen its leadership and governance following two independent reviews, as the Club looks to build a more stable and sustainable future.
As we approach Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day, we have and put together a list of Middlesex first-class cricketers who lost their lives in either of the World Wars.
In partnership with McBride Sport, Middlesex Cricket is recruiting a new Director of Cricket who will be responsible for the strategy and performance of the whole cricket department.
Middlesex Cricket is delighted to announce the signing of top-order batter Ali Orr until at least the end of the 2029 season.
MiTC invites all ECBCA-qualified coaches in Middlesex to attend a spin-bowling coaching masterclass session hosted by Mark O'Leary
Congratulations to the winners of this year’s Cricket Collective Awards, who enjoyed a fantastic day at Lord’s in celebration of their outstanding contribution to cricket in Middlesex.
We are delighted to announce that Middlesex Cricket membership is now on sale for 2027!f
Middlesex Cricket would like to thank all of our Club Partners from the 2026 season.
Middlesex in the Community is delighted to be hosting this intimate evening in the Committee Dining Room at Lord’s – a prestigious and rarely available setting that makes this event particularly special.
On Friday 2 October, at Lord's, we celebrated the 2026 season by announcing the winners of our annual player awards across our men's, women's and disability squads.
Whilst Middlesex’s men and women were winning silverware at Bristol and Trent Bridge for the county on Sunday 20 September 2026, the family and friends of one of the club’s former players, Martin Olley, were competing for a Trophy too.
Each year on World Heart Day (29 September), the World Heart Federation brings together its global network of members to unite and raise awareness of cardiovascular disease (CVD).
Middlesex in the Community (MITC) had the pleasure of showcasing Walking Cricket for a second consecutive year on Friday 25 September. The session took place during the lunch interval of Middlesex’s county championship match against Northants and was, unsurprisingly, a huge success.
For cricket to take place it needs scorers and umpires, and Middlesex in the Community used Day 2 of Middlesex’s county championship fixture to thank these volunteers for all their time and effort during the 2026 season.
Match report by ECB Reporters' Network supported by Rothesay
