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The third Test match between India and England will be played at Lord’s most historic ground, but do you know that this "Cricket maize" The foundation of the ground said was laid by a cricketer whose son scored just 18 runs throughout his career? Let’s know every important information related to the glorious history of Lords.
who is Thomas Lord who named ‘Lords’
Lord’s Cricket Ground started with Thomas Lord, who was a Yorkshire cricketer and bowler of the 18th century. He played a total of 59 first class matches in his career and took 148 wickets. However, he got the real identity as a field manufacturer. He erected the stadium that became the most prestigious ground in world cricket in the coming time.
Thomas Lord’s son was also named Thomas Lord and he was also a cricketer, but his career was nothing special. He played a total of 5 first class matches and scored just 18 runs, as well as a wicket.
How did Lord’s establish?
In 1787, Thomas Lord created the first Lord’s Ground (Dorset Square) in Marylbone, London.
When the ground was small, in 1809 it was transferred to Lison Grove (Regents Park) called Middle Ground.
When Regents Canal was constructed on that ground, the ground of the ground was acquired.
After this, Thomas Lord created a third and permanent ground in St. John’s Wood, which is known as today’s Lord’s Cricket Ground.
who is the real owner of Lord’s?
Today Lord’s owe is with the Marilebone Cricket Club (MCC). MCC was also established in 1787 itself. MCC is not just a club, but a guardian of cricket rules. In 1788, the first official rules of cricket were made by MCC. Even today, the foundation of all ICC rules is laid by the suggestions of MCC.
On 22 June 1814 & nbsp; MCC played the first domestic match against Hertfordshire. After that the first international Test match was played on 21 July 1884 at Lord’s ground, in which England competed with Australia.
Today’s Lord’s ground & nbsp;
Lords Stadium has a viewer capacity of 31,100 today. The pavilion’s red bricks, Honors Board, Media Center and the slight slope of the ground gives it a different identity from the rest of the grounds. Every cricketer in the world considers playing in Lord’s the biggest achievement of his career.
The ongoing Test series between India and England is on 1-1 and now the third match will be played on this historic ground. For many Indian players, this will be a chance to get into Lord’s for the first time, which can become a historic moment in itself.