Ben Kosky of the ECB Reporters Network visited our Middlesex Mavericks Project, which has seen a group of asylum seekers bond and unite through cricket.
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This week, the Middlesex in the Community team have been delivering a summer cricket camp at the Hounslow Jamia Masjid, opening the game of cricket up to hundreds of children from the local community.
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We popped along to Spikes Bridge Park in Southall to film a Women's only walking cricket project the Club are running for members of the local Southall community.
Middlesex Cricket has today issued a statement to underline our commitment to inclusivity and to condemn the violent disorder that is currently plaguing the country.
There's an exciting opportunity to join Middlesex in the Community as a Community Coach Apprentice.
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Earlier this week, we visited a summer camp at Heathfield Junior School in Richmond, where our community coaches have been delivering national programmes (All Stars and Dynamos).
Earlier this week, Middlesex in the Community were involved in delivering a holiday activity camp over three days for 100 school children between the ages of 8-12.
Middlesex Cricket is extremely proud of the work it is doing in its local communities, stretching right across the 17 metropolitan boroughs it represents – connecting with south Asian communities right across north London.
Middlesex in The Community held a cricket showcase at Hounslow Jamia Masjid as part of South Asian Heritage Month.
Congratulations to Latymer School, who beat Highgate School to win the Under 15 Girl's 2024 Schools Cricket Association of Middlesex competition.
What do you call a team that has essentially been created, coached and cared for by one individual, and his name is Mikey Thompson.....
After piloting 2 successful programs in 2023 and receiving great feedback from participants, Middlesex in The Community are pleased to partner with GLL to introduce Walking Cricket across Middlesex.
Over 40 women participated in the festival designed to get players of all abilities involved in the sport.
Notting Hill and Ealing High School won the SCAM U13 Girls Cup when they defeated Lady Eleanor Holles School by 50 runs.
Merchant Taylors' School win the SCAM U19 Cup Final beating Bolder by three wickets.
Queen Elizabeth School, Barnet win the SCAM U13 Boys Final following an 80-run victory over St. James Senior Boys School
