Ticket information and availability

There are now no more major matches at Lord's this season but you can still visit 'The Home of Cricket' on an official Tour of Lord's.

Check the Lord's fixtures list for matches for the 2009 season.

Delay in fixture confirmation

The England and Wales Cricket Board, as a result of a number of tours that need to be rescheduled to accommodate the postponed ICC Champions Trophy, advised all grounds that there are likely to be changes in the provisional schedules for the early season matches in 2009.

MCC is awaiting confirmation of the schedule from ICC and ECB and will advise again as soon as the confirmed schedule for 2009 is complete.

Regrettably, this position necessitates delaying the despatch of Priority Application Forms until the New Year.

As things currently stand it is MCC’s intention to send out forms as soon as possible in January.

Ashes 2009

Answers to most queries regarding the Ashes 2009 can be found on our Ashes 2009 pages.

Sale conditions and FAQs

Ticket purchasers must read the ticket sale conditions and the Ground regulations.

To assist with your booking, the Ticket & Ballot Frequently Asked Questions cover a range of queries you may have.

For non-major matches at Lord’s there is no reserved seating and admission is made by payment at the Ground
entrance on the day.

^{Warning: unauthorised ticket sales. Genuine tickets for major matches at Lord's are obtainable only from MCC or its authorised agents.}

^{The Club hereby gives notice of its policy to identify tickets being illegally re-sold or transferred to unauthorised agents or other third parties. Holders of such tickets, which may be stolen, shall be refused admittance to the Ground or removed from the Ground and interviewed by the Metropolitan Police.}

^{Please note that MCC does not sell advance tickets for the fifth day of npower Test matches at Lord's. If a Test Match continues into the fifth day, admission is made by payment at the Ground entrance on the day.}