MCC: Experience International Cricket at Lord’s in 2022

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Marylebone Cricket Club
Marylebone Cricket Club
Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) is a historic cricket club founded in 1787, based at Lord's Cricket Ground in London since 1814.

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AFTER A SUMMER OF CROWDS RETURNING TO LORD’S, WE ARE ALREADY LOOKING FORWARD TO WELCOMING YOU BACK TO THE HOME OF CRICKET IN 2022.

The ECB has announced three men’s international matches will be held at Lord’ next year, with New Zealand and South Africa both playing England Men in Test Matches, whilst India will be the visitors for a One-Day International.

The England women’s international schedule and men’s and women’s domestic fixtures will be announced at a later date.

BALLOT

Lord’s Public Ticket Ballot for men’s international fixtures in 2022 is now OPEN and closes on 9 January 2022 at 23:59. 

You will need a Lord’s account to enter.

ENTER THE BALLOT

2022 MEN’S INTERNATIONAL FIXTURES AT LORD’S

England v New Zealand (LV= Insurance Test Match), Thursday 2 – Monday 6 June

England v India (Royal London One-Day International), Thursday 14 July

England v South Africa (LV= Insurance Test Match), Wednesday 17 – Sunday 21 August

HOSPITALITY

Our official hospitality experiences are now on sale for international fixtures in 2022. Click below to book your perfect experiences at the Home of Cricket.

HOSPITALITY FOR 2022

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