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Lord's

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About Lord's

Lord’s Cricket Ground, known world as the Home of Cricket, is one of the most iconic and historic sporting venues. Owned by Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), Lord’s has been at the heart of the game since opening at its current St John’s Wood site in 1814.

The ground hosts a wide range of events throughout the year, including international and domestic cricket fixtures, community events, museum visits, conferences, hospitality and weddings. Lord’s is also home to the MCC Museum, which houses the world’s oldest sporting collection.

 Renowned for its distinctive architecture, including the Grade II* listed Pavilion and the award-winning Media Centre, Lord’s blends tradition with modern facilities. The venue welcomes visitors from across the globe and remains committed to improving accessibility and inclusivity for all guests.

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