1) When was Marylebone Cricket Club founded?
a) 1787
b) 1861
c) 1877
d) 1903
2) Who was the first owner of Lord’s cricket ground?
a) Lord Salisbury
b) Thomas Lord
c) Lord Melbourne
d) Neville Chamberlain
3) Who bought Lord’s cricket ground in 1825?
a) Winston Churchill
b) Thomas Asquith
c) Stanley Baldwin
d) William Ward
4) When did Marylebone Cricket Club lay down cricket’s Code of Laws?
a) 1854
b) 1862
c) 1788
d) 1904
5) When did Marylebone Cricket Club appoint its first groundsman?
a) 1855
b) 1864
c) 1776
d) 1914
6) Which county in 1877 adopted Lord’s as its county ground?
a) Glamorgan
b) Surrey
c) Middlesex
d) Yorkshire
7) What are the colours of Marylebone Cricket Club?
a) Blue and green
b) Red and yellow
c) Black and white
d) Black and red
8) When was Imperial Cricket Conference, that took over some functions of Marylebone Cricket Club, set up?
a) 1901
b) 1914
c) 1909
d) 1945
9) What is the term of the President of Marylebone Cricket Club?
a) One year
b) Two years
c) Three years
d) Four years
10) When did most of the functions of Marylebone Cricket Club pass on to International Cricket Council and England and Wales Cricket Board?
a) 1987
b) 1993
c) 1997
d) 2000
Marylebone Cricket Club Quiz Answers
1) When was Marylebone Cricket Club founded?
a) 1787
2) Who was the first owner of Lord’s cricket ground?
b) Thomas Lord
3) Who bought Lord’s cricket ground in 1825?
d) William Ward
4) When did Marylebone Cricket Club lay down cricket’s Code of Laws?
c) 1788
5) When did Marylebone Cricket Club appoint its first groundsman?
b) 1864
6) Which county in 1877 adopted Lord’s as its county ground?
c) Middlesex
7) What are the colours of Marylebone Cricket Club?
b) Red and yellow
8) When was Imperial Cricket Conference, that took over some functions of Marylebone Cricket Club, set up?
c) 1909
9) What is the term of the President of Marylebone Cricket Club?
a) One year
10) When did most of the functions of Marylebone Cricket Club pass on to International Cricket Council and England and Wales Cricket Board?
b) 1993
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