Lord's Cricket Ground London — London Spirit Home Ground | The Hundred
Lord's Cricket Ground - Travel Guide & Stadium Information
- Cricket stadium in London, United Kingdom with 31,100 capacity - complete travel and matchday guide
- Professional playing surface with modern facilities
- Transport: Nearest train station, tube line, and bus routes with walking times
- Parking: Official stadium parking £10 to £20, street parking options nearby
- Away fans: Dedicated section, entrance gates, and capacity allocation information
Key Facts
Lord's Cricket Ground Essential Details
Lord's Cricket Ground Basic Details
Stadium Capacity
31,100 spectators
Year Opened
1814
Address & Location
St John's Wood Road, London NW8 8QN
London, United Kingdom
Technical Specifications
Pitch Type
Grass
Stadium Type
Single-Sport Venue
Primary Sport
Cricket
Venue Classification
Stadium
Location & Maps
About Lord's Cricket Ground
About Lord's Cricket Ground
Lord's Cricket Ground is the most celebrated cricket venue on the planet — the Home of Cricket in every sense. Set in the leafy enclave of St John's Wood in north-west London, the 31,100-capacity ground has been the spiritual heart of the game since Thomas Lord established it on its current site in 1814. Owned and operated by the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), Lord's has hosted the Ashes, multiple World Cup finals including the unforgettable 2019 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup final, and now serves as the home ground of London Spirit in The Hundred. The iconic Grade II*-listed Victorian Pavilion, the futuristic NatWest Media Centre (winner of the 1999 RIBA Stirling Prize), and the famous 2.5-metre slope across the square make Lord's unlike any other cricket ground in the world. Visiting Lord's is a pilgrimage for cricket fans — whether attending a match, taking the guided tour through the Long Room and MCC Museum, or simply soaking up the heritage of the game's most storied venue. A £61.8 million redevelopment of the Tavern and Allen Stands (designed by WilkinsonEyre, completing 2027) will further enhance the ground's capacity and facilities for the next generation of cricket fans.
Visiting Lord's Cricket Ground
🏛️Stadium History
Thomas Lord established his first cricket ground in Marylebone in 1787, at what is now Dorset Square. Forced to move twice — first to Regent's Park in 1811, then to the present St John's Wood site in 1814 — Lord settled permanently just before the Napoleonic Wars ended. The MCC had been the custodian of the Laws of Cricket since 1788. The Victorian Pavilion was built in 1889–90 and is Grade II* listed. The Mound Stand (Michael Hopkins, 1987), the NatWest Media Centre (Future Systems, 1999 — Stirling Prize winner), and the Compton and Edrich Stands (2021 redevelopment) represent successive milestones in the ground's architectural evolution. The 2019 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Final — England vs New Zealand, decided by a super over after scores finished level — is widely considered the greatest limited-overs match ever played.
⚡Matchday Atmosphere
A day at Lord's is unlike any other cricket experience in the world. The combination of the historic Pavilion, the famous Long Room, the unique slope across the square, the perfectly kept outfield, and the sense of occasion that permeates every corner of the ground creates an atmosphere of reverence and excitement in equal measure. London Spirit fixtures in The Hundred bring a more accessible energy to Lord's — live music, family entertainment, a younger crowd — while retaining the ground's unmatched atmosphere. Lord's also hosts The Hundred Final each year in late August, the pinnacle occasion of the competition.
Getting to Lord's Cricket Ground
Getting to the Stadium
St John's Wood Tube & Marylebone Station
The closest London Underground station to Lord's is St John's Wood on the Jubilee Line, approximately 700 metres — a 9-minute walk — from the Grace Gate entrance on St John's Wood Road. The Jubilee Line connects directly from London Bridge, Waterloo, Westminster, Green Park, Bond Street, and Baker Street. Marylebone mainline station (Chiltern Railways) is approximately 600 metres — a 10-minute walk — from the ground and provides services from Birmingham, Oxford, and the Chiltern line. Paddington Station (Great Western Railway and Elizabeth Line) is approximately a 20-minute walk and serves West and South-West England and South Wales.
Bus Routes 13, 113, 139 & 189
Several TfL bus routes serve stops within easy walking distance of Lord's. Routes 13 and 113 run along Wellington Road to the east of the ground, stopping closest to the North Gate and Heyhoe Flint Gate, and are within comfortable walking distance of the Grace Gate. Route 13 runs from Golders Green station (Northern Line) via St John's Wood, Oxford Street, and Aldwych. Route 113 runs from Edgware (Northern Line) via St John's Wood and Oxford Circus. Routes 139 and 189 run along Grove End Road to the west of the ground, stopping closest to the Grace Gate. Route 274 also passes nearby on Aberdeen Place. All TfL routes accept contactless, Oyster, or app payment — cash is not accepted.
Driving & Parking
Driving to Lord's is strongly discouraged. There are significant parking restrictions affecting non-residents on all streets surrounding the ground, and the area falls within the London Congestion Charge Zone (daily charge applies Monday to Friday, 7am–6pm). The nearest public car park is Q-Park St John's Wood at Kingsmill Terrace, London NW8 6AA, approximately 600 metres from the ground. Limited street parking may be available in surrounding residential streets but is heavily restricted and time-limited on matchdays. The ground is within the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) — check your vehicle's compliance before travelling.
Walking from Nearby Stations & Attractions
Lord's is well-suited to walking from multiple nearby points. From St John's Wood Tube station: a 9-minute walk south-east along Grove End Road to the Grace Gate. From Marylebone Station: a 10-minute walk north-west along Lisson Grove and St John's Wood Road. From Baker Street Tube (Jubilee, Bakerloo, Metropolitan, Circle, Hammersmith & City Lines): approximately 15 minutes walking north through Regent's Park. From Paddington Station: approximately 20 minutes walking north via Edgware Road. The area is also served by Santander Cycle docking stations on Abbey Road, St John's Wood Road, Wellington Road, Lodge Road, Lisson Grove, and Prince Albert Road — an excellent cycling option.
Stadium Tours
Lord's Classic Tour
Tour Description
The Lord's Classic Tour is the definitive cricket ground tour experience — a guided journey through the Home of Cricket led by expert MCC guides. The tour takes visitors through the Grade II*-listed Victorian Pavilion and its celebrated Long Room (through which players have walked to the field for over 130 years), the MCC Museum (the world's oldest sporting museum, home to the iconic Ashes urn and first World Cup trophies), the players' dressing rooms, the famous NatWest Media Centre, and onto the outfield itself. An essential pilgrimage for any cricket fan visiting London.
Pricing & Duration
Adult tickets cost £25, children's tickets are £16, and concession tickets are available for £20. The complete stadium tour experience lasts 100 minutes, providing comprehensive access to the stadium's most exclusive areas.
Tour Highlights
The Lord's Classic Tour includes grade ii*-listed victorian pavilion and long room, mcc museum with the ashes urn and world cup trophies, players' home and away dressing rooms, natwest media centre (award-winning architecture), outfield access and pitch-side views, honours boards listing centuries and five-wicket hauls, giving visitors a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's most famous stadiums. Tours run daily throughout the year (subject to match and event schedules). Multiple departure times available each day. Not available on Test match and major match days when the ground is in use. Check lords.org for the current schedule and any closures. Book online via lords.org or the MCC app. Booking in advance is strongly recommended, especially during peak summer tourist season (June–August) and school holidays. Group bookings for 15+ available via the tours team at lords.org.
Players' Dining Room Experience
Tour Description
The Lord's Players' Dining Room Experience is a premium guided tour combined with a three-course lunch in the historic Players' Dining Room inside the Pavilion — one of the most exclusive dining rooms in world sport. Running only a few times each month, this is a rare opportunity to dine in the same room used by international cricket teams and MCC members, with the full Classic Tour preceding the meal. An unmissable experience for the most devoted cricket fans and an exceptional corporate or special-occasion gift.
Pricing & Duration
Adult tickets cost £90, children's tickets are Price on request, and concession tickets are available for Price on request. The complete stadium tour experience lasts 180 minutes, providing comprehensive access to the stadium's most exclusive areas.
Tour Highlights
The Players' Dining Room Experience includes full lord's classic tour content, exclusive players' dining room access, three-course lunch with wine, dining in one of sport's most historic rooms, small group for a personalised experience, giving visitors a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's most famous stadiums. Runs on selected dates only — typically once or twice per month. Availability is strictly limited by the small group sizes. Not available on major match days. Dates are published in advance on lords.org. Advance booking is essential via lords.org or the MCC tours team. Sells out quickly — book as far in advance as possible. Smart casual dress code applies for the dining room.
Hotels Near Lord's Cricket Ground
Where to Stay
The Landmark London
Accommodation Type & Location
Luxury accommodation - 12-minute walk or 5-minute taxi
Pricing
Rates from £250 to £600 per night
Description
A magnificent Grade II-listed Victorian railway hotel on Marylebone Road, The Landmark London is one of the capital's grandest 5-star properties and within easy reach of Lord's. Its stunning eight-storey atrium Winter Garden is a London landmark in its own right, and the hotel's combination of heritage grandeur and contemporary luxury makes it the finest upscale base for visiting cricket fans. Chiltern Railways from Marylebone Station (adjacent) provides a rapid onward connection for Test match travel.
Danubius Hotel Regents Park
Accommodation Type & Location
Mid-range accommodation - 10-minute walk from Lord's
Pricing
Rates from £100 to £200 per night
Description
The Danubius Hotel Regents Park sits on Prince Albert Road overlooking the park, just a 10-minute walk from Lord's Grace Gate. It is the closest full-service hotel to the ground and a long-standing favourite of visiting cricket teams and fans. Rooms offer park or city views, and the hotel's proximity to the Tube at St John's Wood makes the rest of London highly accessible. A reliable, comfortable mid-range base with genuine cricket heritage — many touring sides have stayed here over the decades.
Hub by Premier Inn London Marylebone
Accommodation Type & Location
Budget accommodation - 15-minute walk or 2 stops on Jubilee Line
Pricing
Rates from £75 to £140 per night
Description
Hub by Premier Inn's compact Marylebone property delivers Premier Inn's trademark reliability at the lower end of London pricing. Rooms are smaller than a standard Premier Inn but well-designed and modern, and the Marylebone location is excellent for Lord's access — a 15-minute walk or a single Jubilee Line stop to Baker Street. The brand's no-frills approach keeps costs down without sacrificing comfort, making it the best-value option for fans attending multiple days of cricket.
The Arch London
Accommodation Type & Location
Boutique accommodation - 15-minute walk or 5-minute taxi
Pricing
Rates from £180 to £380 per night
Description
Tucked into a row of converted Georgian townhouses in Marylebone, The Arch London is one of the city's best boutique hotels — intimate, beautifully designed, and filled with individually styled rooms that reflect the character of the neighbourhood. The hotel's award-winning Hunter 486 restaurant is one of the area's finest, and its personal service and attention to detail set it firmly apart from larger chain properties. An ideal choice for cricket fans who want character and quality in equal measure.
Dining at Lord's Cricket Ground
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Lord's Cricket Ground Accessibility
Accessibility
Accessible Entrances & Routes
Lord's Cricket Ground has multiple accessible entrances suitable for wheelchair users and those with reduced mobility. The Grace Gate on St John's Wood Road is the main entrance and is accessible. Stewards are positioned at all gates on matchdays to assist visitors. The redeveloped Compton and Edrich Stands (2021) have significantly improved accessibility across the eastern side of the ground, with step-free routes, lifts, and level concourses. Contact the Lord's access team in advance of your visit to discuss specific requirements and confirm the best entrance and route for your seating area.
Wheelchair Viewing Bays & Companion Seats
Dedicated wheelchair viewing bays with companion seats are located in multiple areas around the ground, including in the Compton Stand, Edrich Stand, and Grandstand. The 2021 redevelopment of the Compton and Edrich Stands substantially increased the number of accessible seats at Lord's and improved the quality of sightlines from accessible positions. Each disabled ticket-holder is entitled to one free companion ticket. Accessible seating must be booked in advance by contacting the Lord's ticket office directly. Do not book through standard online channels for accessible seating — call or email the box office to ensure correct placement and companion ticket allocation.
Accessible Toilet Facilities
Accessible toilet facilities are available throughout the ground, located within each main stand. The 2021 Compton and Edrich Stand redevelopment included new accessible toilet facilities at every level. Stewards can direct visitors to the nearest accessible facility from any area of the ground on matchdays. Accessible toilets are available throughout the concourse. Ask any steward for directions to the nearest facility.
Blue Badge Parking
A limited number of Blue Badge parking spaces are available within the Lord's car park on matchdays for disabled visitors. These must be reserved in advance by contacting the Lord's access team. The car park is accessible from Wellington Road. Note that general public parking at Lord's is very limited — this facility is specifically for Blue Badge holders who have reserved in advance. Blue Badge parking must be pre-booked by contacting the Lord's access team at least one week before the fixture. Spaces are very limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis among applicants.
Hearing Loop System
An induction hearing loop system is installed in the Allen Stand and in the Compton and Edrich Stands for spectators who use hearing aids with a T setting. The PA system broadcasts match commentary and public safety announcements throughout the ground. Contact the access team in advance to confirm loop availability in your specific seating area. Contact the Lord's access team to confirm hearing loop availability in your preferred seating area before booking your ticket.
Audio Commentary & Assistance Dogs
Audio commentary is available for visually impaired spectators at Lord's through the ball-by-ball radio commentary service (Test Match Special on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra and BBC Sounds). Registered guide dogs and assistance dogs are welcome throughout the ground. Stewards are trained to assist visually impaired visitors and can provide a personal escort service on request. Notify the Lord's access team when booking your ticket if you require assistance dog facilities or personal escort support on arrival.
Steward Escort & Mobility Support
Trained stewards are available throughout the ground on matchdays to assist visitors with mobility requirements, providing escort services, guidance through crowds, and assistance reaching seating areas. Folding wheelchairs and pushchairs may be stored at gates during the match. Visitors requiring mobility assistance are encouraged to notify Lord's in advance so that appropriate arrangements can be made. Contact the Lord's access team before your visit to discuss specific mobility requirements and arrange any appropriate assistance. Early arrival on matchdays is recommended for visitors who need steward support.
Lord's Cricket Ground Ticket Information
Ticket Prices
General Admission — Adult Tickets
Seating Area & Price Range
Grandstand & General Seating Areas tickets range from £22 to £45 for the london spirit season ticket packages covering all home group-stage fixtures available via thehundred.com. mcc membership provides priority access to test match and international tickets..
Description
Standard adult admission to London Spirit home fixtures in The Hundred at Lord's. Lord's tickets for The Hundred are priced higher than most other Hundred venues, reflecting the iconic status of the ground. Each ticket covers the double-header (women's and men's matches). Prices vary by fixture — the opening match and The Hundred Final command the highest prices.
What's Included
These unreserved or reserved seating in the grandstand and general seating areas, offering excellent views of the famous lord's playing surface. the grandstand is recommended for the best combination of views and atmosphere for first-time visitors. tickets include entry to london spirit double-header fixture (women's and men's), matchday entertainment, live music, access to all general concourse food and drink outlets, mcc museum entry free on match day, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
General Admission — Junior Tickets
Seating Area & Price Range
Grandstand & General Seating Areas tickets range from £5 to £5 for the junior season ticket options available via thehundred.com..
Description
Junior admission for children under 16 to London Spirit home fixtures in The Hundred. Children under 3 are admitted free of charge. Lord's is committed to making The Hundred accessible for families.
What's Included
These junior seating for children under 16 alongside accompanying adults. the hundred at lord's is an ideal family day out — the combination of fast cricket, live entertainment, and the iconic ground creates an unforgettable introduction to cricket for younger fans. tickets include entry to london spirit double-header fixture, matchday entertainment and live music, family activity areas, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Premium Seating Tickets
Seating Area & Price Range
Warner Stand & Compton/Edrich Stands tickets range from £55 to £120 for the mcc membership (with waiting list) provides permanent access to the pavilion and priority international ticket purchasing rights..
Description
Premium reserved seating for London Spirit fixtures, providing the best views of the playing surface and an enhanced matchday experience with wider, allocated seating in the most sought-after areas of the ground.
What's Included
These premium reserved seating in the warner stand (directly opposite the pavilion, offering the finest views of both ends) and the modernised compton and edrich stands (completed 2021). these areas offer superior sightlines, wider seats, and an elevated experience above general admission. tickets include allocated premium seat, best viewing positions, access to premium concourse facilities, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Hospitality — Corporate Packages Tickets
Seating Area & Price Range
Hospitality Suites & Boxes tickets range from £300 to £800 for the annual corporate membership and multi-fixture packages available via the lord's commercial team..
Description
Official Lord's corporate hospitality packages for London Spirit and international fixtures, providing premium pitch-facing views, full catering, dedicated service, and access to some of the most coveted hospitality spaces in cricket. Subject to availability — packages for Lord's hospitality are extremely sought after and should be booked well in advance.
What's Included
These lord's offers some of the most prestigious corporate hospitality in world sport, with private boxes, exclusive lounges, and bespoke packages for the hundred and international fixtures. hospitality experiences include the iconic long room (on selected occasions), private dining rooms within the pavilion, and pitch-facing executive suites offering unrivalled views and service. tickets include premium allocated seating or private box, welcome reception, full hospitality catering, dedicated host, premium matchday programme, access to exclusive hospitality spaces, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Lord's Cricket Ground FAQs
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What is the capacity of Lord's Cricket Ground?Featured
Lord's Cricket Ground has a current capacity of 31,100. A £61.8 million redevelopment of the Tavern and Allen Stands, designed by WilkinsonEyre, is underway and will increase capacity to approximately 32,200 upon completion in 2027. Construction pauses during the 2025 and 2026 cricket seasons to minimise disruption.
Which team plays at Lord's in The Hundred?Featured
Lord's Cricket Ground is the home of London Spirit in The Hundred. London Spirit men's and women's teams play their home group-stage fixtures at Lord's, with matches typically staged as double-headers. Lord's also hosts The Hundred Final at the end of August each year.
What is the nearest tube station to Lord's Cricket Ground?Featured
St John's Wood station on the Jubilee Line is the nearest tube station, approximately 700 metres from the Grace Gate — around a 9-minute walk. The Jubilee Line connects directly from Waterloo, Westminster, Green Park, Bond Street, and Baker Street without a change. Marylebone mainline station (Chiltern Railways) is also approximately 10 minutes' walk.
Is parking available at Lord's Cricket Ground?Featured
Parking at Lord's is extremely limited and the ground strongly recommends using public transport. There are significant restrictions on surrounding streets, and the area is within the London Congestion Charge Zone. A limited number of Blue Badge spaces are available for disabled visitors by advance reservation (access@lords.org). The nearest public car park is Q-Park St John's Wood at Kingsmill Terrace, NW8 6AA.
When was Lord's Cricket Ground founded?
The present Lord's Cricket Ground was established in 1814 by Thomas Lord — though Lord had operated two previous grounds since 1787, beginning in what is now Dorset Square. The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has been based at Lord's since its founding in 1787 and has owned the ground since Lord's time. The Victorian Pavilion, the ground's most iconic structure, was built in 1889–90 and is Grade II* listed.
Can I visit Lord's Cricket Ground without a match ticket?
Yes — Lord's offers daily guided tours (the Lord's Classic Tour) that provide full access to the Pavilion, Long Room, MCC Museum, players' dressing rooms, NatWest Media Centre, and the outfield. Tours run most days of the year and cost £25 for adults and £16 for children. A premium Players' Dining Room Experience (including a three-course lunch) is also available on selected dates. Book at lords.org.
What is the MCC Museum at Lord's?
The MCC Museum at Lord's is the world's oldest sporting museum, established in 1864. Its highlights include the iconic Ashes urn (arguably sport's most famous trophy), the first Men's and Women's Cricket World Cup trophies, memorabilia from over 200 years of the game, and extensive archives of cricket history. Museum entry is included with a Lord's Classic Tour ticket, or is free to visitors with a valid match ticket on international and Hundred match days.
Is Lord's Cricket Ground accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes. Lord's has multiple accessible entrances, with the Grace Gate on St John's Wood Road being the main accessible entry point. The 2021 Compton and Edrich Stand redevelopment significantly improved accessibility, adding step-free routes, lifts, and accessible toilet facilities. Dedicated wheelchair viewing bays with companion seats are available by advance booking. Blue Badge parking is available by reservation. Contact access@lords.org in advance of your visit.
What is the bag policy at Lord's Cricket Ground?
Bags are permitted at Lord's but are subject to search on entry. To speed up entry, Lord's recommends bringing only essential items and leaving bags at home where possible. Prohibited items include alcohol brought from outside the ground, glass containers, large bags, and items that may cause danger or offence. Soft drinks in sealed plastic bottles may be permitted — check the current matchday guidance on lords.org before attending.
How much do London Spirit tickets cost for The Hundred?
London Spirit tickets for The Hundred at Lord's start from £22 for adults and £5 for children under 16. Prices vary by fixture and seating area — the opening match and The Hundred Final attract premium pricing. Lord's Hundred tickets are typically higher-priced than other venues given the iconic location. Book early via thehundred.com or lords.org as popular fixtures sell out quickly.
What food and drink is available inside Lord's on matchdays?
Lord's has a wide range of food and drink outlets within the ground on matchdays, including multiple concourse kiosks, bars, restaurants, and the Lord's Tavern adjacent to the Grace Gate. The ground offers a variety of hot and cold food, alcoholic and soft drinks, and specialist options including vegetarian and halal choices. Premium dining is also available for hospitality ticket-holders. The Lord's Tavern may be reserved exclusively for ticketholders on the biggest matchdays.
What is unique about the Lord's Cricket Ground pitch?
The Lord's pitch is famous for its natural slope of approximately 2.5 metres from the Grandstand side to the Tavern side — the most pronounced slope of any major international cricket ground in the world. This slope profoundly affects how the ball behaves and is a key tactical consideration for all players. The slope runs across the square rather than end to end, meaning bowlers attack it from different angles at the Pavilion End versus the Nursery End. The unique playing surface is part of what makes Lord's cricket so distinctive.
Latest News
£61.8 million Tavern and Allen Stand redevelopment begins at Lord's
FeaturedPublished
10 September 2025
Article Summary
The Marylebone Cricket Club announced the commencement of its landmark £61.8 million redevelopment of the Tavern and Allen Stands at Lord's Cricket Ground. Designed by award-winning architects WilkinsonEyre, the new stands will increase capacity to approximately 32,200 upon completion in 2027. The Allen Stand redevelopment began in September 2025, adding 190 seats, eight wheelchair-accessible positions, and improved facilities including pitch-facing bars on all three levels and a 60-seat café. The Tavern Stand redevelopment follows, with the unique roof profile inspired by the shape of upturned traditional slip cradles. Construction pauses during the 2025 and 2026 cricket seasons to avoid disruption to fixtures.
Lord's hosts The Hundred Final for fifth consecutive year
Published
31 August 2025
Article Summary
Lord's Cricket Ground hosted The Hundred Final for the fifth consecutive year on Sunday 31 August 2025, cementing its role as the permanent home of the competition's showpiece occasion. The 2025 Final saw Oval Invincibles men's team claim the trophy, while Northern Superchargers won the women's competition. Over 30,000 fans packed Lord's for the double-header, with the ground's atmosphere described by commentators as the finest in the competition's history. The Hundred Final at Lord's has quickly established itself as one of the most sought-after tickets in the English sporting calendar.
Lord's named host venue for 2025 ICC Men's Champions Trophy Final
Published
9 March 2025
Article Summary
Lord's Cricket Ground was confirmed as the host of the 2025 ICC Men's Champions Trophy Final and South Africa won the World Championship title, defeating Australia in the Final in a closely contested match. The fixture drew a near-capacity crowd to the Home of Cricket, underlining Lord's continuing role as the pre-eminent international cricket venue in Europe and a fitting venue for global cricket's flagship events.
Compton and Edrich Stand redevelopment transforms eastern side of Lord's
Published
22 July 2021
Article Summary
The £50 million redevelopment of the Compton and Edrich Stands, completed in 2021, transformed the eastern side of Lord's Cricket Ground with modern, light-filled seating tiers, dramatically improved accessibility, wider concourses, enhanced food and drink facilities, and new accessible toilet provisions at every level. The two stands now provide over 11,000 seats on the eastern boundary and significantly improved sightlines compared to the previous structures. The project was completed on time and within budget, and received widespread praise from fans, players, and the cricket community for successfully modernising Lord's while respecting the ground's heritage.
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