play_circle_outlineWe caught up with U18 Girls' Head Coach, Guy Ashby, as the girls continue their winter programme.
We are delighted to announce that Stephen Eskinazi has committed his future to the Club until at least the end of 2024!
We are delighted to announce that Alan Coleman will take the role of Head of Men's Performance Cricket in a coaching restructure announced today!
play_circle_outlineWe caught up with Max Harris after he received another rookie contract for 2022.
play_circle_outlineHear from Daniel O'Driscoll, who received a rookie contract this week.
Congratulations to Ishaan Kaushal, Daniel O'Driscoll, Max Harris and Toby Greatwood - all who have been awarded professional rookie contracts.
We are delighted to announce that Tim Murtagh has signed an extension to his terms with Middlesex and has taken on the role of Club Captain.
We are delighted to welcome back Mark Ramprakash to Middlesex, who will work with the squad this winter as a Consultant Batting Coach
play_circle_outlineDisability Head Coach Michael Wilson spoke at the recent disability cricket trials at our indoor school in Finchley.
Sunrisers have renewed the contracts of Amara Carr, Kelly Castle, Naomi Dattani, Jo Gardner, and Cordelia Griffith, who all earned professional contracts last year, whilst the sixth contract for 2021/22 is awarded to seventeen-year-old off spinning all-rounder Grace Scrivens.
The Club can today confirm that Stuart Law, who has been at the Club since January 2019, has left his position as Head Coach.
Join us at the end of October as Middlesex Cricket holds Disability Trials
We are today delighted to announce the signing of Pakistan international left-arm paceman Shaheen Shah Afridi for the 2022 season
Over the past few weeks Middlesex have been hosting trials for their County Age Group Girls’ squads, as they build and plan for the 2022 season, with over 115 young players nominated from schools and clubs across the county network.
Middlesex have named a squad of fourteen for this week’s Division Three shootout in Canterbury as the top two sides in the table go head-to-head at the St Lawrence Spitfire Ground.
After the Disability Premier League (DPL) T20 competition came to an end last week, there were two 40 over matches played on Sunday as the Disability cricket season draws to a close.
