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A dejected Ian Botham and Allan Lamb after losing their libel case against Imran Khan

Doug Padgett, Yorkshire batsman, hitting a six during charity match, also pictured, Len Hutton (left) and Godfrey Evans, wicket keeper, Circa 1965

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip offically open the Riverside, Durham County Cricket Clubs new ground at Chester-le-Street - meeting the players with Don Robson 13th October 1996

Children of the tenement blocks of Govan, Glasgow seen here playing a game of street cricket. September 1956

Bob Willis, model girl Penny Barnett in cricket outfit, and Wicket Keeper Derek Randall, get ready for the Cricket Season outside the London Press Club today. March 1979 P003688

Ray Illingworth was among the wickets as South Africa struggled to reach 186. His final figures were three for 15 in 17 overs. May 1960 P011977

Fred Trueman in 1949

Peter Willey and David Gower with the Benson and Hedges trophy 1985
Cricketers Peter Willey and David Gower with the Benson and Hedges trophy 1985

Graham Gooch and David Gower England v Australia 6th test at the Oval 1985
England v Australia 6th test at the Oval - Graham Gooch and David Gower

Old Trafford cricket ground 1961

Cricket Match in Mary-Le-Bone Fields, 1748, (1947). Creator: Charles Grignion
Cricket Match in Mary-Le-Bone Fields, 1748, (1947). Men playing cricket at Marylebone Fields, (now part of the City of Westminster, London). This is the earliest known depiction of a cricket match

The Master Jack Hobbs - Surrey and England Cricketer
The Master Jack Hobbs (1882-1963) - Surrey and England Cricketer - advertising card for Force cricket bats. Universally regarded by experts as one of the greatest batsmen in the entire history of

England wins The Ashes against Australia, Oval Cricket Ground, London, 1926, (1935). The enthusiastic crowd swarming across the ground to congratulate the English team

International Cricket Match at Kennington Oval, late 19th century. Creator: Unknown
International Cricket Match at Kennington Oval, late 19th century. Male spectators at a cricket match at the Oval cricket ground in Lambeth, south London

Lords Cricket Ground, 19th century. Creator: Unknown
Lords Cricket Ground, 19th century. Thomas Lord opened his first ground in Marylebone, London, in May 1787. In 1814 the ground moved to its current site in St Johns Wood

The Somerset County Cricket Team of 1905. The Captain is Samuel Moses James Woods (18671931) an Australian sportsman, who represented both Australia and England at Test cricket

Duchess of York - National Playing Fields Association
Elizabeth, Duchess of York (later Elizabeth the Queen Mother 1900-2002) at a flag day in aid of the National Playing Fields Association - London, Spring 1934

Giant grasshopper, close up

Detail of court side, Longwood Cricket Club, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, 1922. Longwood Cricket Club is a tennis and former cricket club which opened in 1877

The Rival Captains, 1906. Martin Bladen Hawke, 7th Baron Hawke of Towton (1860-1938) and Harry Meyer Archibald Primrose, 6th Earl of Rosebery (1882-1974)

Cricket at Moulsey Hurst, 1780, (1912)
Cricket at Moulsey Hurst, Surrey, 1780 (1912). Moulsey Hurst is located in what is now West Molesey, Surrey on the south bank of the River Thames above Molesey Lock

Cricket pavilion PLA01_03_0586
CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL SPORTS GROUND, PAVILION, GROVE PARK, BROMLEY, GREATER LONDON. Cricket players celebrating outside the west elevation of the pavilion in the City of London School Sports Ground

Hobbs Gates PLA01_03_0567
The Oval Cricket Ground, Kennington, Lambeth, Greater London. The Hobbs Gates at the Oval Cricket Ground, with the red brick sculpture commemorating English cricketer Leonard Hutton beyond

The Oval PLA01_03_0539
The Oval Cricket Ground, Kennington, Lambeth, Greater London. An elevated view looking west over the Oval Cricket Ground during a game in play between England and India

Lords memorial PLA01_03_0489
Lords Cricket Ground, Harris Garden, St John's Wood, City of Westminster, Greater London. The engraved tablet commemorating Lord Harris in the Harris Garden at Lord's Cricket Ground

Tavern Stand PLA01_03_0495
LORDS CRICKET GROUND, ST JOHNS WOOD ROAD, ST JOHNS WOOD, CITY OF WESTMINSTER, GREATER LONDON. Spectators feet protruding through railings on an upper tier of the Tavern Stand at Lord's Cricket

Watching the cricket PLA01_03_0477
Stanmore Cricket Club, Stanmore Hill, Stanmore Common, Harrow, Greater London. Spectators watching a game of cricket at Stanmore Cricket Club, Harrow

Cricket Green PLA01_03_0463
Cricket Green, Mitcham, Merton, Greater London. A cricket match in play on the pitch on Cricket Green, Mitcham, with The White House in the centre beyond the pitch

Watching the cricket PLA01_03_0440
Kew Green, Kew, Richmond upon Thames, Greater London. Two people on a bench on Kew Green watching a cricket match played by Kew Cricket Club. Cricket has been played on Kew Green since the 1730s

Watching the cricket PLA01_03_0421
Ealing Cricket Club, Corfton Road, Ealing, Greater London. Spectators seated in folding chairs with a dog watching a cricket match at Ealing Cricket Club on Corfton Road, Ealing

W G Grace PLA01_03_1288
Lord's Cricket Ground, Coronation Garden, St John's Wood, City of Westminster, Greater London. The statue of William Gilbert Grace in the Coronation Garden at Lord's Cricket Ground

W G Grace PLA01_03_1284
The Champion, Wells Street, Marylebone, City of Westminster, Greater London. A stained glass window depicting cricketer William Gilbert Grace in the Champion public house in Wells Street, Marylebone

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Worcester County Cricket Club under flood water from the River Severn, Worcester, Worcestershire, 2019

Cricket on the beach JLP01_08_001074
MINEHEAD, WEST SOMERSET. A group of people playing cricket on the beach, with a young boy as batsman, during a Laing staff outing to Minehead

Howzat JLP01_08_095921
Laing Sports Ground, Rowley Lane, Elstree, Barnet, Greater London. A cricket match being played between Laings Sports Club and the Blue Circle cricket club

Close up view of man holding cricket ball, Azad Maidan, Mumbai, India

Cricket at Oval Maidan, Mumbai, India

Cricketer Imran Khan at home in his bedroom

Cricketer Imran Khan in his bachelor pad in London

Stoke City vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers: Pre-Season Clash at the Bet365 Stadium (25th July 2018)
stoke city football club - Stoke City v WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS pre season game at the bet365 Stadium, Stoke on Trent 25th JULY 2018 - © phil greig 2018 - created by phil greig greigphotofor

Bamburgh Castle, a medieval fortress, Grade I Listed Building constructed on top of a craggy outcrop of volcanic dolerite, overlooking a cricket ground, Bamburgh, Northumberland, England

Cricket Sport Art 3
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Cricket Sport Art 2
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Cricket Sport Art 1
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Lords Cricket Ground
Lord's Cricket Ground, commonly known as Lord's, is a cricket venue in St John's Wood, London. Named after its founder, Thomas Lord

Temperance message Jack Hobbs

Temperance message Jack Hobbs early 1900s

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"Cricket: A Timeless Tradition at Lords Cricket Ground" Step into the hallowed grounds of Lords Cricket Ground, where art and sport collide in a mesmerizing display. As you wander through this historic venue, you'll be transported to a world where Middlesex County Cricket Club and England's finest players have left their mark. The walls are adorned with exquisite artwork that pays homage to the rich heritage of cricket. From the iconic image of Middlesex CCC and England MCC gracing the field to the captivating scenes captured in Lords Cricket Ground Fine Art collection, every brushstroke tells a story. Lords Cricket Ground is more than just a stadium; it is an institution revered by cricket enthusiasts worldwide. The mere mention of "Cricket Lords" evokes images of legendary matches that have unfolded on these very pitches. As you explore further, photographs like "Lords Cricket Ground 24418_024" and "Lords Cricket Ground 24418_035" transport you back in time, capturing moments frozen forever in history. You can almost hear the roar of the crowd as Trent Bridge comes alive in "Trent Bridge, Nottingham 20520_009. " Even advertisements find their place among these sacred walls - an old Triumph Renown motor car ad reminding us how deeply ingrained cricket is within British culture. But it's not just about professional matches; cricket has always been rooted in community spirit. The image depicting a match at Hambledon from 1777 showcases how this beloved sport brings people together across generations. No discussion about cricket would be complete without mentioning W. G. Grace - one of its greatest icons. His legacy lives on within these walls, inspiring future generations to strive for greatness both on and off the pitch. And let's not forget those idyllic village greens where children dreamt of becoming stars themselves - immortalized beautifully in "Cricket on Village Green. " These images remind us that cricket isn't just a game; it's a way of life.