Middlesex Cricket can today announce its disability fixtures for the 2026 season, with the D40 First Eleven, D40 Second Eleven and Super 9s all in action once again.
Congratulations to Jay Villiers, Anisha Dissanayake and Stuart Stanley who were all recongnised in the 2025 ECB Coaches Awards.
Middlesex in the Community are hosting an Ashes Heroes Dinner in February to raise money for the Disability cricket tour to Dubai.
There is an exciting opportunity to join the Middlesex in the Community team as our ACE Development Officer
There is an exciting opportunity for an individual to join Middlesex In The Community as a Community Squad Coach to a play a role in the Cricket Cities programme
Stoke Newington CC, MITC and Hackney Council have teamed up to launch a new walking cricket programme for men and women aged 50+ starting on Friday 16 January.
On Thursday 4th December, Middlesex in the Community, hosted the first edition of the North London Community Cup at the Dome Community Centre in Camden.
play_circle_outlineLast week, we held our Selby Active Cricket Programme Launch Event at The Selby Centre in Tottenham, with former England Internationals Angus Fraser and Devon Malcolm in attendance.
Over the last 2 weeks, 9 clubs battled it out in the MITC Men’s Indoor Competition to determine who would represent the county in the ECB National Competition.
The last weekend of September saw Old Trafford, home of Lancashire County Cricket Club, play host to the 2025 National Tapeball Finals.
On Friday at Lord’s, during the tea interval on day three of the Rothesay County Championship match between Middlesex and Gloucestershire, MITC said a small thank you to the umpires and scorers that oversee and document the game.
The £5,000 cheque will help towards the costs of the disability squad’s groundbreaking tour to the United Arab Emirates in early 2026, which was announced earlier today.
Middlesex Disability Cricket is proud to announce its first-ever international pre-season tour, set to take place in Dubai in early 2026.
Last week, during the second day of Middlesex's final Rothesay County Championship clash against Gloucestershire at Lord's, Middlesex in the Community (MITC) presented their Cricket Collective Awards for 2025.
The Middlesex Junior Cricket Association (MJCA) enjoyed one of its finest years in 2025 with two of its junior sides – Sunbury U15s and Old Merchant Taylors U13s – playing in Finals at Lord’s. The matches took place on Sunday 14 September.
Long-standing Middlesex member, Martin Carr, will be raising money for Middlesex in the Community once again in 2025 during the upcoming Rothesay County Championship fixture against Gloucestershire.
