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The 15 pages that link to Marylebone Cricket Club, each with the reason it gives.

• International Cricket CouncilRelated: Its authority over the Laws shaped the framework inherited by international cricket’s governing body.

• Lawn tennisRelated: Its early rules helped establish a common form of lawn tennis.

• CricketRelated: Its laws and ground helped standardize cricket beyond its English origins.

• First-class cricketRelated: Its decisions helped establish which matches and competitions received first-class recognition.

• ICC Cricket Hall of FameRelated: Its museum and cricket heritage formed the institutional setting for the Hall's 2009 launch.

• TennisRelated: Its rule revisions helped shape lawn tennis's early court and scoring conventions.

• BodylineRelated: The MCC considered the controversy and introduced restrictions in response.

• England cricket teamRelated: MCC organized early England tours and long influenced the national side's structure.

• Real tennisRelated: The club maintains rules and facilities for the sport at Lord’s.

• W. G. GraceRelated: MCC’s rules and authority shaped the cricketing world in which Grace became an iconic figure.

• Cricket batRelated: Its laws govern the bat’s legal form in cricket.

• History of cricketRelated: The club inherited cricket’s rule-making role as the game became more formally organized.

• History of tennisRelated: Its rules replaced aspects of Wingfield’s original format.

• Len HuttonRelated: Hutton made his first-class debut for MCC as a teenager.

• Sydney BarnesRelated: Barnes played for MCC teams and toured Australia with the club in 1911–12.