Lord's cricket ground is one of the most iconic venues in the history of the game, meaning that fans of the sport looking for things to do in London will want to take a tour of the ground.

A Lord's Cricket Ground tour gives visitors a glimpse behind the scenes at the historic ground, where they will see many of the famous sights in world cricket.

Those embarking on a tour will see the fascinating story of how the sport came to life through a collection of paintings, photographs and artefacts covering the 400 years of its history.

Visitors will walk through the Long Room, which doubles up as an exclusive location to watch cricket with its panoramic views, and an art gallery centring around the sport.

They will also see the players' dressing rooms, complete with the famous Lord's Honours Boards which display exceptional batting and bowling performances in Lord's Tests.

Highlights of the exhibition include the Wisden Trophy and the world-famous Ashes urn.

The museum also holds bats, balls and kit donated by cricketing greats including Mahela Jayawardene, Glenn McGrath, Rahul Dravid, Paul Collingwood and Shane Warne.

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Posted by Michael Edwards