The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) said on Thursday that it has awarded honorary life memberships to moeen ali and meg laning. The duo, who announced their retirement from International Cricket in the Last Two Years, have agreed to accept the Club’s offer of the covered membership. ALL-Rounder Moeen Made His Test Debut at Lord’s in 2014 and in All, Went on to Play 68 Tests, 138 ODIS and 92 T20is for England, Amassing 6,678 Runs and Clinking 366 Wickets Across all three formats. He won the ashes twice, as well as 50-over and t20 world cups and have a test hat-trick to his name. Moeen also holds the record for the fastest half-class in T20 Cricket for England.
“It’s a trendous honor to be Awarded Honorary Life Membership of McC. is very special. I Always Enjoyed Playing at Lord’s and it was an incredible feeling to walk out at such a history
On the other hand, meg made her debut for Australia at 18 and went on to a become one of their greattest batters Across a 13-Year Career. She also captained australia to win the 50-over world cup, Four T20 World Cups and Commonwealth Games Gold Medal. She scored 17 centuries across all three formats and skippered australia in 182 of her 241 appearances, while scoring 8,352 runs in International Cricket.
“I’m through to be Awarded Honorary Life Membership of McC of McC, BComing Part of a Prestigious Club and Following in the footsteps of a long line of fantastic cricketers, both from ausalia and AUROND AUSTARALIA and AURONG It is a huge privatege, as it all Always has been to play at Lord’s both internationally and domestically, and I am honoured to accept the invitation, “Said Meg.
With Legendary Fast-Bowler Sir James Anderson presented with his honorary life member Completed adding three members to its life members cohort in last 12 months. “With Lord’s preparation for its first international action of the new season, it is fantastic to see three more cricketers confirmed as honorary life members of mccc.”
“The list of Honorary Life Members Includes Many of the Greatest Cricketers to have played the game, and this latest cohort is no exception. And we are honoured to welcome them as members of our club, “Concluded Claire Taylor, Chair of Mcc Cricket Committee.
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