Through the Long Room with Kohli on Lord's upload break
The pavilion walk has passed eight million views, with Babar Azam's entrance and Yuvraj Singh's bell ceremony also drawing attention.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Virat Kohli walks out at Lord's
The bat stays in Virat Kohli's hand, but no shot is played. In "Virat Kohli walks out at Lord's," the attraction is the journey to the field: down wooden stairs, along a pavilion corridor and through the Long Room, with patrons watching him pass.
Near the doorway, Kohli briefly stretches his legs, receives a pat on the back and steps outside as the applause grows. It's a small piece of access from Marylebone Cricket Club's official channel, showing the passage between the pavilion's close quarters and the crowd beyond.
Lord's posted nothing new this week, yet its catalog added about 1.7 million views. The Kohli walk, which had passed seven million when we covered it earlier this month, is now above eight million. It accounts for well over half the channel's current daily viewing, far more than the other active titles, "Babar Azam Lord's walk out" and "Yuvraj Singh rings the five-minute bell."
Daily views are running above the channel's usual pace, while its subscriber count was unchanged over the week. Elsewhere in cricket, New Zealand Cricket had a larger week for views and added subscribers. At Lord's, the week's most active footage concerns not a boundary or a wicket, but the rituals around getting the game underway.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Lord's Cricket Ground right now
- Channel
- Lord's Cricket Ground
- Subscribers
- 1,290,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,671,473
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how the week looks for Lord's Cricket Ground and its active videos.
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What does Yuvraj Singh ring in one of Lord's active videos?
The upload is titled "Yuvraj Singh rings the five-minute bell."




