Ground Regulations at Lord’s apply to all spectators, including the prohibition of musical instruments, flags and fancy dress.
Tickets will go on sale to Barmy Army members for England vs Sri Lanka at Lord’s on Monday 10 June at 11am. To purchase your tickets from the website please head to barmyarmy.com or call us on 01932770077.
About Barmy Army
The Barmy Army was founded by David Peacock, Paul Burnham and Gareth Evans during England’s 1994/95 Ashes tour of Australia. What started as a small group of 30 backpackers staying in hostels living their dream by watching the Ashes Down Under has now evolved into the world-famous supporters’ club that it is today. We are incredibly proud of the culture we have created and the reception we receive on every tour, where we are welcomed with open arms.
We are privileged to go to some of the greatest countries in the world and enjoy their exceptional hospitality. Anyone and everyone is invited to join in and help us create the atmosphere we’re famous for, whether it’s for Jerusalem after the first ball of every innings or staying all day. The feedback from the player’s past and present has been always been fantastic. To be told you are the ‘best supporters in the world or invaluable ’12th man’ is something we are exceptionally proud of. Even if you don’t want to sing the songs we are famous for, you are still welcome at the Barmy Army! Our mission is to maximise the support for all, so we are here for you, whether it is your first tour pr your 150th test. From first-class membership with a great range of benefits to the club class email subscription, we hope we can enhance your enjoyment of supporting England and achieve our goal to make watching cricket more fun and popular.
About Marylebone Cricket Club
There are few clubs in the world that have made as big impact on any sport as MCC has made on cricket. From its iconic ground in north-west London, MCC had led the game for over 200 years and helped take it from national pastime to a global obsession. At out heart is Lord’s, the Home of Cricket. Taking care over every detail, MCC is dedicated to growing its reputation as the most celebrated and admired venue in cricket. Everything the Club does is for the good of the game; from working with local communities to growing cricket’s global influence. Founded in 1787, MCC is recognised as the sole authority on the game’s Laws. There are approximately 18,350 Full and 6,000 Associate Members of MCC.
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