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An anthropological guide that will help you pick out the rosy-cheeked chaps at HQ

Mithali Raj and Meg Lanning scored half-centuries before four wickets for Sana Mir helped ensure victory for a Rest of the World XI against MCC at Lord's

The MCC has refused to take further consideration of the controversial residential development plans for the Nursery End at Lord's until work on other areas of the ground have been completed

Attempts to redevelop Lord's have been fraught with in-fighting, but this summer MCC will try again to decide on the way forward

You think MCC members have it easy when it comes to watching a Test at Lord's? Think again

Steven Finn showed glimpses of form with four wickets but Middlesex will still reflect that an inability to build pressure meant that Nottinghamshire held thre advantage after the first day at Lord's

There's something curiously wonderful about the fact that batting's big four - Tendulkar, Lara, Ponting and Kallis - never made Test hundreds at the home of cricket

The MCC's Masterplan for the redevelopment of Lord's remains on course after members rejected a motion for an independent inquiry into the processes, finances and governance of the club's ground development.

Substitutes who played a significant role while fielding in matches

His distinctive announcements and sense of humour were a feature of the Lord's media centre - Norman de Mesquita will be greatly missed

A peek at a tradition enshrined in the longer versions of the game

After the Queen's visit delayed the start of play on the first day at Lord's, a look at some other strange reasons why play was suspended at the home of cricket

Graeme Swann claimed his best Ashes figures of 5 for 44 on the second day and felt his dismissal of Chris Rogers constituted one of the worst pieces of cricket in Test history

Former England captain Michael Vaughan, in the Telegraph, paints a picture of the experience that awaits the English and Australian players on Thursday at Lord's

Men and women who lent character to cricket's HQ

The MCC committee has turned down a revised £75m offer for a downgraded development at the Nursery End at Lord's.

It's fair to say the occupiers of Beige Brigade HQ have had their fair share of run-ins with security at cricketing grounds around the world

After the incongruous site of spectators watching Olympic archery from the Long Room during the summer, Lord's has now been transformed into what looks like a speedway circuit - but not for long

Sourav Ganguly and Lord's have history