Overview
The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) is a historic cricket club founded in 1787, based at Lord's Cricket Ground in St John's Wood, London. It has played a significant role in the development and governance of cricket worldwide. Originally established as a gentlemen's club, MCC was the governing body of cricket until 1989 and continues to hold copyright of the Laws of Cricket, acting as the custodian and arbiter of the game's rules.
MCC manages Lord's Cricket Ground, known as the "Home of Cricket," where it hosts domestic and international matches. The club organizes cricket tours and matches, including ad hoc MCC teams that compete at a first-class level. With approximately 18,000 Full Members and 5,000 Associate Members, MCC offers exclusive membership and provides cricket-related experiences, including tours and access to historic archives. The club attracts cricket enthusiasts, players, and tourists, reinforcing its global influence in the sport.
MCC manages Lord's Cricket Ground, known as the "Home of Cricket," where it hosts domestic and international matches. The club organizes cricket tours and matches, including ad hoc MCC teams that compete at a first-class level. With approximately 18,000 Full Members and 5,000 Associate Members, MCC offers exclusive membership and provides cricket-related experiences, including tours and access to historic archives. The club attracts cricket enthusiasts, players, and tourists, reinforcing its global influence in the sport.
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