Updated On: 10 July, 2025 07:49 AM IST | Mumbai | Clayton Murzello
An alphabetical recall of Test matches at the spiritual headquarters of cricket

Test debutant Sourav Ganguly in full flow during his century for India against England at Lord’s on June 22, 1996
Azharuddin. A bittersweet Lord’s Test in 1990 because Mohd Azharuddin won the toss and inserted the opposition. Thank you very much, said Graham Gooch as he and his fellow batsmen thrived. Azhar responded with a splendid hundred; according to him, his finest at the time.
Bedi. Cricket manager Bishan Singh Bedi was not in favour of his captain Mohd Azharuddin’s decision to bat first at Lord’s in 1990 and Bedi’s disapproval reached the media.
Cottari. Two brothers with the same first name figured in the 1936 Lord’s Test — all-rounder CK Nayudu and leg-spinner CS Nayudu. CK captained India in the inaugural Test in 1932, after which Wisden described him as “a man of high character and directness of purpose.”