The Esme Irwin Premier League, the most prominent women’s league in Middlesex, have new winners in 2025 after North Hill lifted the trophy for the first time.
Middlesex In The Community were proud to host the recent London Loop event, following its successful launch as an annual event last year. Read all about it here...
So, What is up for grabs on Saturday 6 September, the final day of the Middlesex County Cricket League season.
The MITC Men’s Indoor Cricket Competition returns this year, at Laurel Park School in Arnos Grove.
On Monday we proudly celebrated a historic milestone as its new home of women’s and girls’ cricket, the QEII Ground on Swyncombe Avenue, was played on for the very first time.
Middlesex in the Community staff recently travelled to East Molesey Cricket Club to take on members of staff from the Surrey Cricket Foundation in a T20 match.
Angus Fraser looks ahead to the last few weeks across the Middlesex Premier Cricket League as we enter the final stages of the season.
Angus Fraser looks ahead to the last few weeks across the Middlesex County Cricket League as we enter the final stages of the season.
Match report provided by ECB Reporters Network supported by Rothesay.
We have named a squad of 13 for our penultimate Rothesay County Championship clash of the season, when we'll take on Lancashire at Emirates Old Trafford.
Middlesex Cricket are today delighted to announce that left-arm pace bowler, Noah Cornwell, has signed a contract extension that will see him remain at the Club until at least the end of the 2027 season.
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Watch the best of the action from the fourth and final day of our Rothesay County Championship clash with Derbyshire at Lord's yesterday.
Match report provided by the ECB reporters network supported by Rothesay
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We caught up with Interim Men's First Team Head Coach, Dane Vilas, following our draw with Derbyshire in the Rothesay County Championship at Lord's
Middlesex Under 18 Girls have reached the County T20 Cup Finals Day, where they'll take on Lancashire this Sunday in the first semi-final.
The Esme Irwin Premier League, the most prominent women’s league in Middlesex, have new winners in 2025 after North Hill lifted the trophy for the first time.
