Today saw the unveiling of the SUNRISERS brand, the new identity of the London and East Elite Women's regional hub.
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BBC London's Kevin Hand caught up with AB de Villiers at home in South Africa to talk to the great man about Middlesex, cricket and more besides!
Head coach Stuart Law expects his senior players to stand up and be counted when the season begins – having confirmed new captain Peter Handscomb will not be among them.
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The second in our series of video interviews with Middlesex Cricket's Board Directors sees Richard Sykes, Chair of the Cricket Committee, talk us through his role on the Board.
The ECB have announced that all 18 counties have committed to playing in the same red and white ball competitions for the shorted 2020 domestic season.
Middlesex and Surrey Women will again go head to head for the honour of lifting the London Cup at the Kia Oval on Wednesday 22nd July 2020.
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As the request of members, here's the first of a new series of interviews with Middlesex's Board Directors, Eddie Villiers, who talks us through his role at the club.
Today the ECB published guidelines for the return to recreational cricket. See here for all the details...
Today, the ECB named a squad of 24, including Eoin Morgan and Tom Helm, to take part in England's ODI training camp for the forthcoming series against Ireland.
Tom Helm talks to Jon Batham of the ECB Reporters Network and brings us up to speed on his return to action and on the impending start of the season!
Members can now enjoy a forty minute exclusive chat with a very open and honest AB de Villiers, who whilst in South Africa, caught up with BBC London's Kevin Hand.
Today the ECB announced the first phase of its plan to broaden inclusion and diversity within the game. Read here for details...
The first-class county Chairmen have voted for both red and white ball formats to take place from 1st August. Read the ECB's announcement here!
Wonderful news from the ECB last night, who confirmed that the UK Government have green lighted a return for domestic cricket!
The ECB has today announced that from 2021, counties can play two unqualified players in all three formats of the men's domestic game!
The cricketing world is set to turn #RedforRuth on Saturday 25th July for families facing one of life’s toughest tests
