Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) said on Thursday that Moeen Ali and Meg Lanning gave honorary life memberships. Explaining that they have retired from the international cricket in the last two years, the duo agreed to accept the club’s greedy membership offer. In 2014, Moeen tested for the first time in Lord’s and scored a total of 6,678 runs and collected 366 small gates in three formats. He won the ashes twice, over 50 and won the T20 world cups and has a test error on his behalf. Moeen also holds the fastest half -century record in the T20 jack for the UK.
“It is a tremendous honor to see McC worthy of honorary life membership.
On the other hand, at the age of 18, Meg first released Australia and became one of the largest dough during a 13 -year career. He also seized Australia to win more than 50 World Cups, Four T20 World Cups and Commonwealth Games Gold Medal. He scored 17 centuries in all three forms and jumped Australia in 182 of his 241 matches, and he joined 8,352 in the international jack.
“I am excited to be a part of a prestigious club of MCC, and to follow in the footsteps of a long fantastic cricket from both Australia and the world. As I have always been honored to accept the invitation, as the Lord has played both internationally and abroad,” he said.
Legendary Fast-Bowler Sir James Anderson presented Mark Nicholas’ honorary life member at the outside of Lord’s at the outside of Lord’s, where he played the final test match in July 2024, and MCC completed to add three members to Life members in the last 12 months. “With the preparation of the first international action of the new season, MCC has been approved as honorary life members with the preparation of the new season.
“The list of Honorary Life Members, the list of Honorary Life, includes most of the greatest cricketists playing the game, and this is not an exception.
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