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The Board of Middlesex County Cricket Club has commissioned an independent Governance Reform Programme as part of its commitment to ensuring that the Club’s governance arrangements remain effective, transparent and fit for the future.

Included is the full recording of the 2026 AGM and the Cricket Forum that followed. Additionally, you can view the slides presented to Members during the meeting and voting results

Please find below information regarding resolution 7 at this year's AGM: To approve an amendment to Rule 23.2 and the creation of Rules 17.8 and 23.12

INFORMATION REGARDING THE RATIFICATION OF APPOINTED DIRECTORS AT THE 2026 AGM

play_circle_outlineWatch the full recording from our Online Members Forum held on Thursday 12 March held at Lord's Cricket Ground.

One position of member-elected Director is up for election.
play_circle_outlineWatch the full recording from our Off-season Members Forum held on Tuesday 2 December 2025 at Lord's Cricket Ground.
play_circle_outlineMiddlesex Chair, Richard Sykes, summarises what was discussed at our Members' Forum and the launch of a members consultation process.
play_circle_outlineYesterday at Lord's, Chair, Richard Sykes, and CEO, Andrew Cornish, spoke to discuss the results of the recent member survey, underlining the strategic importance of seeking external investment.
play_circle_outlineLast night, the Club held its annual End of Season Members' Forum in the Thomas Lord Suite. There were discussions around cricket as well as external investment.

Today, Middlesex Cricket has issued a statement to members, and one publicly, to underline our position in regards to the ECB's current review of the Men's domestic structure from 2026 onwards.

Gloucestershire have advised us that Middlesex members will have to pay entry into this year’s match at Cheltenham College.

Members were advised at the SGM that there would be further documents circulated in the Members' Hub in follow up to the meeting. Links to all documents can be found here.