This month, we’re looking back on the careers of several black cricketers who made an enormous impact during their time at Middlesex. We continue our series today by shining the spotlight on Norman Cowans…
This month, we’re looking back on the careers of several black cricketers who made an enormous impact during their time at Middlesex. We continue our series today by shining the spotlight on Roland Butcher…
In the third of our series celebrating the achievements of black cricketers who have made a lasting impression on the Club, we look at Women's player, Sophia Dunkley
In the second of our Black History Month features, we focus on Wilf Slack, whose life and career were tragically cut short at the age of just 34.
In the first of our Black History Month articles, we look back on the career of Wayne Daniel, the Diamond, who terrorised opposition batsmen for over a decade.
On Wednesday 26th October, during the half-term week, between 10am and 1pm, Middlesex Cricket in association with UK Asian Business Council (UKABC) and Hounslow Jamia Masjid and Islamic Centre will be hosting a special community event - Car Park Cricket - as part of the Club’s ongoing Connecting Communities campaign.
Five Middlesex players are in contention to play in the Disability Premier League final at the Seat Unique Stadium, which will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.
The ECB's Disability Premier League continued on Sunday with four more matches taking place at Wokingham Cricket Club in Berkshire.
On Sunday 11th September, Shepherd's Bush Cricket Club will be holding its annual annual Caribbean Heritage Day, supported by Middlesex Cricket. Come along and join in the fun...
12 Middlesex players are competing in the ECB Disability Premier League - a T20 competition for the top disability players in the country.
We wish Middlesex's D40 Second Eleven and Super 9's squads every success in their two forthcoming finals as they look to secure the club some silverware.
Middlesex Cricket is once again showing its support for Stonewall's Rainbow Laces campaign.
We are delighted to be supporting the inaugural LGBTQ+ Inclusion in Cricket Conference, hosted by Graces and Birmingham Unicorns Cricket Clubs
Registered charity, Power to Inspire, are running a Festival of Inclusive Cricket, supported by Middlesex Cricket on the evening of Friday 19th August. Join us!
The Middlesex Cricket D40 First XI faced Surrey on Sunday, knowing that avoiding defeat would see them secure second place in the D40 Quest table.
Congratulations to Middlesex's Disability D40 Second Eleven, who yesterday secured the South Group league title with a 5 wicket win over London rivals Surrey!
