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.
Match report by ECB Reporters' Network supported by Rothesay
Middlesex Seniors enjoyed an outstanding season, with every side qualifying for their respective cup competitions. The standout achievement came from the Over 60s 2nd XI, who lifted the Cup after a memorable final victory over old rivals Surrey.
There is an exciting opportunity for an individual to join the team as a County Age Group Skills Coach
There is an exciting opportunity for an individual to join the MiTC team as a Community Coach on a one year fixed term contract
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.
Our second eleven friendly match against Essex, that was scheduled to begin on Monday 14th September has now been changed to a One-Day game which will take place on Wednesday 16th September.
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To 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.
