Middlesex in the Community (MITC) had the pleasure of showcasing Walking Cricket for a second consecutive year on Friday 25 September. The session took place during the lunch interval of Middlesex’s county championship match against Northants and was, unsurprisingly, a huge success.
For cricket to take place it needs scorers and umpires, and Middlesex in the Community used Day 2 of Middlesex’s county championship fixture to thank these volunteers for all their time and effort during the 2026 season.
Match report by ECB Reporters' Network supported by Rothesay
This weekend, we welcome Northamptonshire to Lord's in the Rothesay County Championship. The game gets underway on Thursday 24th September and ends on Sunday 27th September.
play_circle_outlineTo address some of the speculation and questions that have arisen among Members and the wider public, our Director of Cricket, Alan Coleman, has recorded a short interview providing further context and clarification.
play_circle_outlineMiddlesex Women Head Coach, Marc Broom looks back at the One-Day Cup so far and previews Glamorgan
play_circle_outlineWomen's head coach Marc Broom looks back at Sussex (ODC) and looks ahead to Northamptonshire, he also discusses FInty Trussler coming in as interim captain.
play_circle_outlineMiddlesex Women's head coach Marc Broom reviews the Sussex sharks game from the weekend and looks at the season so far.
play_circle_outlinePeter Fulton shares his thoughts on our County Championship and Vitality Blast seasons, rising talent at the club, and the challenges faced off the field.
play_circle_outlineEathan Bosch's first interview as a Middlesex player. Get to know Eathan a little better, what he's like as a player and his aims for the 2026 season with the Seaxes.
play_circle_outlineNew Middlesex Head Coach Peter Fulton sits down for his first interview since joining the club from Canterbury, sharing his vision for the team, his first impressions of the squad, and what success looks like for the season ahead.
play_circle_outlineWe caught up with Director of Cricket, Alan Coleman, who provides an update on a range of topics as winter training programmes recommence.
Middlesex in the Community (MITC) had the pleasure of showcasing Walking Cricket for a second consecutive year on Friday 25 September. The session took place during the lunch interval of Middlesex’s county championship match against Northants and was, unsurprisingly, a huge success.
For cricket to take place it needs scorers and umpires, and Middlesex in the Community used Day 2 of Middlesex’s county championship fixture to thank these volunteers for all their time and effort during the 2026 season.
Congratulations to Shepherds Bush CC who have won the Rothesay National Club Championship with a five-wicket victory over New Farnley CC
There is an exciting opportunity for an individual join to Shepherds Bush CC as Head of Womens' and Girl's Cricket.
So there we have it. The first Saturday in September has passed and another season in the rich tapestry of the Middlesex County Cricket League has – unless any clubs are in trouble for misbehaving - been consigned to history. Everyone knows where they stand, can see what they have achieved, has been made aware of their shortcomings and will be using the off-season to make things a little/lot better in 2027.
Richmond Rangers, Richmond Cricket Club’s Middlesex Development League team, became the first club to win the MDL Trophy three times on Sunday (6 September) when they thumped Eastcote by 9 wickets to win the Rakesh Sethi Trophy.
Middlesex County Cricket League club Shepherds Bush CC have qualified for the semi-finals of the ECB National Club Championship with a four-wicket victory over Teddington CC.
The Women’s T20 World Cup fever captured a very tight-knit community in West London on the day of the Final, with Middlesex in the Community & Brent Indian Community Centre coming together to showcase cricket at its ability to unite. Before even a ball was bowled at Lord’s over 60 members of the Indian community in Brent gathered for an afternoon of cricket sessions, food and a World T20 Watch party.
