 He continued playing club cricket for another four years, scoring his hundredth hundred for Leinster against Halverstown, during which an opposing bowler was overheard to say to his team mates, "This bloody Lambert just won't quit".After his playing career ended, he served as president of the Irish Cricket Union three times, in 1931, 1932 and 1947.He also served as an Irish selector for a number of years.