Olympic Events in Lords Cricket Ground
Lords Cricket Ground is a cricket
venue in St John Wood, London. Named after its founder, Thomas Lord, it belongs
to the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) and the cricket clubhouse MIDDLESEX, that
England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and European Cricket Council (ECC), and
by August 2005.
International Cricket Council (ICC) cricket at Lord's and is
widely known as the world's oldest sports museum in the house: the Lord is not
in its original location, the third of three reasons that 1787-1814 set: In his
first , The Lord's old ground was now Dorset Square, where now stands. His
second reason, Mr. Middle Ground in 1811 was used from 1813 until abandoned to
make way for the construction of a canal by the terrorist group to the trustee.
The presence of the Lord's ground is about 230 feet north-west in the middle.
The renovation was designed by the Lord, which will promote the capacity of
another 10,000, and adding housing and ice have been proposed.
The current stands at Lord's are as follows in a clockwise
direction:
The Pavilion
Mound Stand
Tavern Stand
Allen Stand
Warner Stand
Edrich Stand
Grand Stand
Compton Stand
Media Centre
For the Lord is one of the
locations for the Summer Olympic Games in 2012. The Archery Contest will take
before the pavilion with the archers in front of the level and goals in front
of a large part of the Lord down position is a tennis court.
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