We caught up with Issy Routledge and Finty Trussler, following Middlesex Women's record-breaking Vitality Blast victory over Gloucestershire at Radlett.
Guy Swindells caught up with Joe Cracknell following the opening day of our Rothesay County Championship clash against Northamptonshire.
We caught up with Middlesex Women's Head Coach, Marc Broom, ahead of our Vitality Blast clash against Gloucestershire, which gets underway at Radlett Cricket Club tomorrow.
Kevin Hand caught up with Tom Helm following our defeat to Surrey in the Vitality Blast
We caught up with Dane Vilas at Lord's to talk through his appointment as Interim Men's First Team Coach at Middlesex Cricket.
Kevin Hand caught up with Stephen Eskinazi following our thrilling one-run over Essex in the Vitality Blast at Lord's
We caught up with Graces Cricket Club ahead of tomorrow's Vitality Blast clash against Essex, which sees our annual pride fixture at Lord's. Graces Cricket Club is known as the world's first LGBTQ+ inclusive cricket club.
We caught up with Middlesex Women's Head Coach, Marc Broom, ahead of our Vitality Blast clash against Glamorgan, which gets underway at Colwyn Bay Cricket Club tomorrow.
The first round of the Victoria Park midweek cup took place recently with 32 teams across five divisions competing against one another. The cup itself saw 16 matches take place across the whole of one week.
We caught up with Graces Cricket Club ahead of tomorrow's Vitality Blast clash against Essex, which sees our annual pride fixture at Lord's. Graces Cricket Club is known as the world's first LGBTQ+ inclusive cricket club.
Tomorrow night will see Middlesex Cricket host our annual Rainbow Laces fixture as we take on Essex in the Vitality Blast at Lord’s.
We are now accepting nominations for the 2025 Cricket Collective Awards!
Middlesex in the Community held its second annual golf day at Batchworth Golf Club, Rickmansworth on Tuesday 10 June 2025.
Last week Middlesex in the Community contacted all recreational Clubs in the county, to offer advice over a change of regulation applied by the ECB in relation to transgender players in Women's and Girl's cricket.
After seven months of relative quiet, the club league season in Middlesex begins in earnest this weekend.
Middlesex in the Community in collaboration with the ECB hosted a Get Set Weekend showcase at North London Cricket Club, where countless volunteers alongside staff from MITC and the ECB rolled up their sleeves and got to work, preparing for another fantastic season of cricket.