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Former England women's captain Rachael Heyhoe Flint will have the East Gate at Lord's named after her, the MCC have announced

SHANE WARNE’s portrait in Lord’s cricket ground has been moved from the Pavilion to the “more prestigious” Committee Room and adorned with a black rosette as a mark of respect for the late Australian great.

Cricketer whose prodigiously talented spin bowling helped West Indies to their first ever Test match win in England

Marylebone Cricket Club, the custodians of Lord’s, has informed its members that the decision to remove Eton v Harrow and Oxford v Cambridge from its fixture list “did not arise as a result of any ‘anxiety to kowtow to the woke police’”.

Anderson, 39, and 35-year-old Broad are among only seven bowlers ever to take more than 500 Test wickets

While the men’s Ashes urn is one of the most famous symbols in Australian sport, the women’s trophy has its own unique history, and it was all cooked up in a wok.

Dan Rosenfield watched England v India at Lord’s three days before Taliban forces entered capital, according to reports

In 1996, a lanky young left-handed batsman — Sourav Ganguly — announced himself to the cricketing world when he scored a scintillating debut century at Lord’s, the mecca of the sport. Even when he became the captain of the Indian cricket team, he took Indian cricket to new heights by…

A Century Is Not EnoughBy Sourav Ganguly, co-written with Gautam BhattacharyaPublished by JuggernautPages 258It was on a sunny winter day in December 1995 when, as a schoolboy, I watched Sourav Ganguly on a cricket ground for the first time. He was dismissed for a paltry nine runs in Bengal’s first…