The Middlesex Members' Group has been introduced to help aid the flow of information throughout the club for 2019 onwards.
The group of six club members, who have all volunteered their time to help the club improve communications from top to bottom, will work closely with club officials to ensure that key club messages and information is effectively and transparently disseminated to the membership at large.
The group will also have a direct line straight to the Middlesex Executive Board, in order to be able to provide answers to any members’ questions or issues that arise in a timely fashion, and will meet at regular points throughout the year to ensure that the process continues to yield the best results for the club’s members.
In addition to this, at selected matches throughout the season, members of the club’s Executive Board will be available in the Middlesex Room to answer members’ questions in person, providing a relaxed forum in which to discuss any issues of concern face to face. The dates of these Q&A events will be publicised when confirmed.
Fourth-placed Middlesex face Wales who are third on the table at Pontarddulais Cricket Club in Swansea on Sunday in what looks set to be a close encounter between strong sides.
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Recalled from his loan spell at Derbyshire, we caught up with Tom Lace today at Lord's, head of his Middlesex debut tomorrow against Leicestershire in the Specsavers County Championship.
Middlesex return to Lord’s tomorrow where they’ll pick up their Specsavers County Championship campaign looking to secure their first four-day win of the year.
Following a convincing 168 run victory over Worcestershire, Middlesex will be hoping to carry that winning momentum into their third match of the season away to Durham.
Middlesex’s victory over Kent at the Spitfire Ground in Canterbury on Tuesday night saw them qualify for tomorrow’s semi-final play-off match against Lancashire – their reward for finishing as South Group runners up with a record of six wins from eight games played in the competition’s group stage.
Another superb performance at Lord’s yesterday against Glamorgan put Middlesex in pole-position to claim a knockout place in the South Group of the Royal London One-Day Cup. They will head to Canterbury tomorrow knowing that anything but defeat to Kent will see them qualify for Friday’s play-off match to secure a place in the semi-finals.
On Sunday Middlesex host Worcestershire in the County Championship at Mill Hill School. This is the London side's second competitive match of the season and they will be looking to register their first win in the competition.
Stuart Law’s rejuvenated Middlesex One-Day side return to Lord’s tomorrow where they’ll take on a Glamorgan outfit who have found some form of their own ahead of their visit to St. John’s Wood.
