Middlesex Cricket today announced that they will be holding their first ever online Member's Forum. See here for details.
We are today delighted to unveil our new members' chat forum - The Middlesex Room, for members to engage and chat all things cricket!
Stephen Eskinazi spoke to Ben Kosky of the ECB Reporters Network over the phone recently to discuss the incoming Captain Peter Handscomb and returning to Australia during the COVID-19 pandemic.
During the current coronavirus lockdown, Shakeel Ahmed, one of the club's Participation Officers, has taken on his own fundraising challenge.
This weekend Middlesex Women, Essex Women, Kent Women and Surrey Women will kick off a virtual London Championship race - read all about it here!
Cricket clubs and leagues are now able to apply to two new funding schemes specifically designed to help see them through the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
play_circle_outlineMiddlesex player between 1964 & 1987, over 34,000 runs for the club - Clive Radley talks us through his brilliant Middlesex career
play_circle_outlineSam Robson and Nick Gubbins featured on BBC Breakfast this week, with their home video of them facing the first ball of the season! Watch it here!
Max Holden discusses putting a tough 2019 season behind him, and what he is doing with his spare time during lockdown with Jon Batham of the ECB Reporters Network.
play_circle_outlineMike Gatting looks back on his incredible Middlesex career, in which he scored over 40,000 runs for the club! Interview filmed in 2013!
Middlesex Cricket announce the launch of a new partnership for Women and Girls cricket with Jersey Cricket
play_circle_outlineIt's important that we all heed government advice! Stay Home! Protect the NHS! Save lives!
Today, our Chairman, Mike O'Farrell, has written a personal message to the club's members.
play_circle_outlineMiddlesex cricketers launch appeal to support the Felix Project's Coronavirus appeal
play_circle_outlineListen to Phil 'The Cat' Tufnell, chatting to us in 2013 about his life as a Middlesex cricketer and about his 18 years at Lord's
CEO Richard Goatley comments on the ECB's £61m interim support package for the professional and recreational game
