Another year of growth in 2023 saw another record of 113 teams entering Middlesex Cricket’s Player Transition Competitions
Congratulations to Tim Howard, of Shepherd's Bush CC and Tanvir Ahamad of London Tigers CC, both who were honoured in this year's LV= Pride of Cricket Awards.
Middlesex Cricket is reaching out to all adult male and female cricketers across the county to gain the feedback and opinions of those playing the game at a local level
Middlesex Cricket held its final club Q&A event this summer at Enfield Cricket Club as Sam Robson and Blake Cullen fielded questions from members of the club.
Nominations for the 2023 Middlesex Coaches Association awards are now open
We were delighted to be invited to deliver a cricket session at Hounslow Jamia Masjid's Eid Al-Adha Mela last weekend. Read all about it here.
To mark the start of South Asian Heritage Month the ECB Reporters Network is providing a piece written by Middlesex Participation Manager, Mash Mehter, on his role and how cricket can action creative ways to engage more people from south Asian communities.
We are delighted to announce that we will be running two dementia friendly days at Lord's in association with registered charity dementiacarers.org.uk
Middlesex recently ran a Women's only Support Coaching Course in the borough of Tower Hamlets. Read all about it here...
To mark 75 years anniversary of the Windrush landing, the Living Under One Sun Community Centre organised a weekend of festivities for the Afro-Caribbean community living in Haringey.
Today the Club issued a statement in response to the publication of the ICEC report "Holding up a mirror to cricket"
Nominations are now open for the 2023 Grassroots Cricket Collective Awards, aimed at recognising those volunteers who give their time to cricket
Middlesex Cricket are delighted to host three volunteer inspire events, to help encourage new volunteers to become involved in cricket.
Ishaan Kaushal and Robbie White were joined on the panel by Middlesex’s Interim Chair, Angus Fraser, and also took questions from the audience at the event which was enjoyed by all who attended.
A Middlesex side, comprising members of Graces Cricket Club, won the inaugural LGBTQ+ Cricket Festival title at the weekend, Read all about it here.
Read about the impact that one Street Cricket programme run by Middlesex Cricket’s Participation Team has had on the life of a young 13-year-old boy
