Twenty20 Cricket at Lord's

Reference

MCC/CRI/3/37

Date:

2002-04-26 - 2006-07-11

Level of description

file

Extent

3 folders

Part of

Department Correspondence and Papers (MCC/CRI/3)

Scope and Content

Correspondence, memoranda and reports relating to the hosting of Twenty20 cricket matches at Lord's, compiled by R D V Knight, MCC Secretary and Chief Executive. Includes documents relating to the proposal for MCC to host the Twenty20 Cup Final in 2003 and 2004, minutes of meetings of the 20-over Working Party compiled by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), paper on a proposal for financial assistance from the Auckland Cricket Association Club Management scheme, memorandum from Terry Blake of ECB notifying MCC that they would wish for Lord's to stage the 2003 Twenty20 Cup Final, copy of application submitted by MCC to Westminster City Council for a music licence to accompany finals day [the request was rejected by Westminster Council], papers on the promotional and marketing plans for Twenty20 Finals day, report of recommendations by ECB for the format of the Twenty20 Cup competition in 2004, minutes of a meeting of MCC and Middlesex County Cricket Club staff to consider arrangements for the Twenty20 Cup match between Middlesex and Surrey at Lord's in July 2004, list of marketing activities planned for the Twenty20 Cup match at Lord's in 2004, list of requirements for televised Twenty20 matches, thoughts on Twenty20 from county chief executives, draft report of noise monitoring for the Twenty20 match on 15 August 2004, report by ECB entitled 'Twenty20 Cup Marketing Plan for all First-Class Counties' produced in December 2003.

Associations

Roger David Verdon Knight
Westminster City Council
Middlesex County Cricket Club
England and Wales Cricket Board

Subject

Twenty20 Cup, twenty20 cricket

Institution name

Marylebone Cricket Club

Conditions governing access

Closed

Language

English

Size

3 folders

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