MCC SET FOR FIRST OF 93 DAYS OF CRICKET AT LORD’S IN 2016

And one day of the match for the Foundation Specsavers County Championship between Middlesex and Warwickshire on Sunday will be the first of 93 days of cricket in the Lord of the season.

Will be the home of the home of cricket ground hosts a wide range of games this year, ranging from two Investec test matches for the national team of Nepal's first ever visit to Lourdes.

As well as test matches against Sri Lanka and Pakistan, and England also play a property in London one day international at Lords in August.

Middlesex will play seven matches Foundation Specsavers County Championship and four NatWest combinations T20 explosion at Lourdes in 2016 - the last group prior to feature New Zealand's Brendon McCullum open the batting for the hosts in two days matches.McCullum also offers the MCC Spirit prestigious Cricket Cowdrey Lecture on June 6 .

There are 39 days of cricket scheduled on the ground nursery, including the Final Championship Cricket Women's British universities and colleges Sport, Cross Arrows CC against the Royal Navy CC.Reconstruction work on Warner new holder will continue in the season, with seating in the stands to be available in a timely manner England's match against Pakistan Invest, which begins on July 14 test.

MCC has also been renovated J.P. Center Morgan and the media, with the first two phases of the project are completed earlier this month.

The improvements include the lifts faster and more efficient, and new air-conditioning system, and funds the largest broadcasters and photographers improve facilities.

The second phase of the project will start immediately after the completion of the 2016 season.

Said Derek Brewer, Executive Director of the Millennium Challenge Corporation: "Everyone in the MCC is excited about the start of the season on Sunday, and we have a lot to look forward to throughout the year at Lourdes.

"We have a wide range of games in Lourdes this summer, with each game suitable enjoys hosting club.

"We have seen some changes in Lourdes during the winter, with a new Warner stands begin to take shape, and the first two phases of the completion of the restoration of J.P. Morgan Center for Media.

"I look forward to welcoming supporters, players and the media to the ground this year."