Middlesex Cricket is saddened to hear of the passing of Sheila Hill MBE, a great of the Women's game
Middlesex Cricket is delighted to announce today that Richard Johnson will be returning to the Club to take up the role of First Team Coach.
Further to this morning's DCMS Select Committee hearing, at which the Club's Chair, Mike O'Farrell, appeared as a witness, he has issued a personal statement.
The 21-year-old took 78 wickets in 36 matches at an average of 22.20 across all three formats in the international game.
Today we can unveil the fixtures for Middlesex's three disability squads for the 2022 season. See here for details...
We are delighted to announce the fixtures for the 2022 season. Please see here for details.
We are delighted to unveil the fixtures that the Middlesex Women will play in this year's Vitality T20 County Women's competition
We have drawn the winners of this year's winter prize draw. Check our the results to see if you're one of our lucky winners!
We are delighted to announce that long-serving Board Director, Eddie Villiers, is to become the Club's Deputy Chair with immediate effect.
Calling all Seaxe Club members. Get yourself down to the Allsop Arms next month, as the Seaxe Club social calendar is back up and running!
At December's Middlesex Coaching Awards presentation event at Lord’s, the MCoA recognised the achievements of three female coaches
The Club is delighted today to announce that Rory Coutts has been appointed as Club Coach and Mark Lane steps up to interim Head of Youth Cricket.
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Prior to breaking up for the festive break, we caught up with CEO Andrew Cornish for an update on all things Middlesex.
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Our Director of Organisational Development, Simon Shepard, spoke to us about his new role and how he will aid the club as a whole to 'win together'!
All members and fans please be aware of the hours when the Middlesex office will be closed for the festive break and as a result of Covid restrictions.
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When you get a bunch of players together to record Christmas messages for our members, what could possibly go wrong?
