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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 are now accepting nominations for the 2025 Cricket Collective Awards!
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.
The group assesses County Grant Fund (CGF) applications, challenges proposals to ensure robustness, and makes impartial recommendations to executive officers. Their work ensures that public and private investment is directed where it can make the greatest impact.
The Middlesex Junior Cricket Association’s programme of winter cricket reached its climax at Lord’s on Sunday (30 March 2025) after a winter of highly competitive and enjoyable indoor cricket.
Last week, during half-term week, we were delighted to host a Street Cricket Tape Ball competition at the Club's Indoor School in Finchley.
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Catch the best bits from the finals of the MITC Men's Indoor Competition in Arnos Grove, where North London Muslims Cricket Club defeated Hampstead Cricket Club in the final!
On Saturday, four of the county’s social cricket clubs competed in the first edition of the MITC Social Indoor Cricket Tournament.
Gunnersbury were crowned winners of Middlesex in the Community's Indoor Competition earlier this week - finishing ahead of Stanmore and Stoke Newington after three great weeks of cricket.
Group F produced an exciting round of fixtures last weekend in the MITC Indoor Cricket Competition hosted at Laurel Park School in Enfield.
Following the successful start of the MITC Indoor Club competition last week, as groups A & B kicked off proceedings, this week it was the turn of groups C, D & E to get in on the action.
Night one of the Middlesex Women’s Indoor League at Laurel Park School was a huge success and great fun that saw lots of wickets, runs and some spectacular pieces of fielding.
Saturday saw the return of club indoor cricket as Middlesex in the Community hosted the first round of group stage games at Laurel Park School in Arnos Grove.
