Adamstown CC 2026
Leinster 1st Team League
Adamstown beat North Kildare by 8 wickets.
Airlie Park, 23 August.
North Kildare 135 (41.1 overs; Yashraj Mate 26; Shravon Biju 3-24, Aryan Adelkar 3-46) Adamstown 137-2 (15.5 overs; Sidharth Biju 51*, Nithin Namburu 35*, Prabhanshu Kamal 32)
All Ireland Boys Cups
Under 13 Final: Coleraine lost to Adamstown by 51 runs.
Sandel Lodge, 18 August.
Adamstown 147-4 (20 overs; M Balamurugan 70, S Saliyan 19; D Cochrane 2-30)
Coleraine 96 (19.2 overs; Dylan Cochrane 38; T Shetty 2-7, S Saliyan 2-15, A Varadharajan 2-17)
Gavin Craig presents the trophy to the Adamstown U13 captain (Carwyn Guy)All Ireland Boys Cups
Under 13 Semi-final: Adamstown beat Bangor by 14 runs.
Ballyspallen, 18 August.
Adamstown 100-6 (20 overs; T Shetty 26, M M Balamurugan 20; B Andrews 2-8)
Bangor 86-5 (20 overs; T McIlwaine 21; N Jain 3-16)
The Bangor side which lost to Adamstown in the semi-final (Bangor CC)
Adamstown showed greater nous and gamecraft to defeat Bangor by 14 runs and book their place in the All-Ireland Under-13 final. Tharan Shetty top-scored with 26 and wicketkeeper Mithil Balamurugan added 20 as Adamstown posted 100 for six from their 20 overs. Bangor battled hard but were never allowed to build the decisive partnership, captain Teddy McIlwaine making 21 and Robbie Parker 13. The key performer was Nirvik Jain, whose excellent spell of three for 16 applied the brakes to Bangor’s chase. Ben Andrews finished unbeaten on 12, but Adamstown’s composure prevailed as Bangor closed on 86 for five, leaving the Leinster side deserved winners.
Leinster 1st Team League
Knockharley beat Adamstown by 15 runs.
Knockharley, 15 August.
Knockharley 268-7 Adamstown 253-9
Leinster 1st Team League
Adamstown beat Terenure by 4 wickets.
Airlie Park, 8 August.
Terenure 223 (43.2 overs; Kripesh Shetty 44*, Sophie Reid 39, Sidharth Nair 27, Gareth Morgan 24, Mick Cotter 20; Shravon Biju 2-35, Aryan Adelkar 2-47, Prabhanshu Kamal 2-43, Jaivir Oberoi 2-58). Adamstown 224-6 (38.3 overs; Prashanth Damodaran 90*, Abhishek Sam 29*, Dinesh David 27; Naveed Khan 2-38, Henry Dall 2-51)
Leinster 1st Team League
Adamstown beat Cork Harlequins by 97 runs.
Airlie Park, 2 August.
Adamstown 307-8 (50 overs; Dinesh David 129*, Sidharth Biju 32, Prabhanshu Kamal 27, Niranjan Muthu; Seanan Jones 3-51, Seneth Sumanasinghe 2-39)
Cork Harlequins 210 (30 overs; Ryan Joyce 71, Adam Hickey 37; Prabhanshu Kamal 4-57, Dinesh David 2-9, Shravon Biju 2-29)
Leinster 1st Team League
Adamstown lost to The Hills by 82 runs.
Airlie Park, 26 July.
The Hills 305-8 (50 overs; N Rooney 101, A Kavanagh 63, M Weldon 35; P Kamal 2-46) Adamstown 223 (43.4 overs; Prashanth Damodaran 65, Angad Bawa 41, Prabhanshu Kamal 28, Shreyas Rajesh 26*; Yaseen Sherzad 4-39, Cian Nulty 2-57, Tomas Rooney Murphy 2-61)
Leinster 1st Team League
Cork Harlequins lost to Adamstown by 2 wickets.
Farmers Cross, 19 July.
Cork Harlequins 177 (31.2 overs; Vikranth Masina 40, Adam Hickey 29; Abhishek Sam 3-38, Dinesh David 3-49, Jaivir Oberoi 2-34) Adamstown 179-8 (28 overs; Prashanth Damodaran 61*, Abhishek Sam 24; Seanan Jones 4-46, Matt Brewster 3-64)
Leinster 1st Team League
Knockharley beat Adamstown by 9 wickets.
Knockharley, 5 July.
Adamstown 114 (29.5 overs; N Namburu 25; B Kruger 3-26, K Ali 2-10, A Kayani 2-20) Knockharley 115-1 (16.1 overs; B Kruger 36*, D Retty 34*, S Zubair 34)
Leinster 1st Team League
North Kildare beat Adamstown by 14 runs.
The Maws, 27 June.
North Kildare 314-7 (50 overs; M Haider 77, Y Mate 67, A Sharma 35*, J Uddin 29; A Olaganathan 3-54, D David 2-71) Adamstown 300 (49.1 overs; P Damodaran 111, N Muthu 59, D David 25; Adnan Ahmadzai 4-33, N Monon 3-76, Asadullah Ahmadzai 2-60)
Alan Murray Cup
Group A: Adamstown lost to Railway Union by 7 wickets.
Airlie Park, 26 June.
Adamstown 132-6 (20 overs; S Biju 37, D David 27*; L Verma 2-11, A Tipnis 2-33)
Railway Union 135-3 (19 overs; A Tipnis 63*, T Hasler 39; S Jagadeesan 2-19)
Railway Union had a comfortable seven-wicket victory over Adamstown at Oak Hill. Adamstown posted 132-6, with Sidharth Biju making 37, Dinesh David finishing unbeaten on 27 and Lakashya Verma contributing 21. Abhay Tipnis was the pick of the Railway attack with 2-33. Tipnis then completed an excellent all-round display, anchoring the chase with 63 from 50 balls, including seven fours and a six. He shared a match-winning second-wicket stand of 90 with Ted Hasler, who struck 39, as Railway reached their target in the penultimate over.
Leinster 1st Team League
Adamstown lost to Terenure by 61 runs.
Airlie Park, 21 June.
Terenure 333-8 (50 overs; H Dall 157, S Nair 45, Z Mumtaz 27; A Bawa 3-50, D David 3-54) Adamstown 272 (49.3 overs; P Damodaran 104, J Oberoi 30, A Adelkar 28, S Biju 27; T Shand 3-46, B Tukrel 3-54, K Shetty 2-47)
Leinster Senior Cup
Round 3: The Hills beat Adamstown by 4 wickets.
The Vineyard, 20 June.
Adamstown 114 (30.5 overs; T Rooney Murphy 4-19, Muzamil Sherzad 3-24, Mohammad Sherzad 2-18) The Hills 115-6 (19.1 overs; N Rooney 41, Muzamil Sherzad 30; Aryan Adelkar 2-15, S Biju 2-37, S Jagadeesan 2-43)
The Hills booked their place in the semi-finals with a four-wicket victory over Adamstown in a low-scoring encounter at The Vineyard. Adamstown were dismissed for just 114 in 30.5 overs as The Hills' bowlers dominated. Tomas Rooney Murphy led the way with impressive figures of 4 for 19, while brothers Muzamil Sherzad (3-24) and Mohammad Sherzad (2-18) provided excellent support. The chase was completed in 19.1 overs despite a few setbacks. Nathan Rooney struck a decisive 41 from only 23 deliveries, including five fours and two sixes, while Muzamil Sherzad had earlier set the tone with a blistering 18-ball 30 featuring four sixes. Aryan Adelkar, Shravon Biju and Sharaj Jagadeesan all claimed two wickets apiece for Adamstown, but The Hills comfortably reached 115 for 6 to secure their place in the last four.
Leinster 1st Team League
Adamstown lost to Cork Harlequins by 2 wickets.
Airlie Park, 14 June.
Adamstown 246 (39.4 overs; Angad Bawa 75, Dinesh David 36, Prasanth Prabhu 35, Shreyas Rajesh 31; Ibrahim Ahsan 3-21, Seanan Jones 2-20, Preston Searra 2-31) Cork Harlequins 250-8 (49.2 overs; Seanan Jones 86*, Vikranth Masina 27, Callum Stevenson 25, Adam Hickey 21; Arvind Olaganathan 2-43, Shravon Biju 2-47)
Cork Harlequins pulled off a remarkable two-wicket victory over Adamstown thanks to a match-winning innings from Seanan Jones. Adamstown posted a competitive 246, built around Angad Bawa's explosive 75 from just 45 balls, featuring five fours and seven sixes. Bawa shared a second-wicket partnership of 108 with Shreyas Rajesh (31), while Dinesh David (36) and Prasanth Prabhu (35) also contributed. The chase appeared to be slipping away at 120-6, but Jones produced a superb unbeaten 86 from 78 deliveries, striking 10 fours. With support from Magesh Kumar (17) and Preston Searra (14), he guided Cork Harlequins to 250-8 with four balls remaining to seal a memorable win.
Leinster Senior Cup
Round 1: Adamstown beat Civil Service by 45 runs.
Oak Hill, 12 June.
Adamstown 224-5 (Abdul Khader 66, Dinesh David 58, Prashanth Damodaran 42, Sidharth Biju 27; Vijay Adhikari 2-38)
Civil Service 179 (18.2 overs; Edson Silva 45, Hedayat Ullah Khogiani 42, Rahul Jadhav 22, Arjun Chandrasekar 20; Shravon Biju 3-23, Arjan Adelkar 3-33, Jaivir Oberoi 2-56)
Adamstown booked their place in the Leinster Senior Cup quarter-finals with a convincing 45-run replay victory over Civil Service at Oak Hill. Abdul Khader top-scored with 66, while Dinesh David made 58 and Prashanth Damodaran added 42 in Adamstown’s 224-5. Civil Service started brightly through Edson Silva (45) and Hedayat Ullah Khogiani (42), but regular wickets halted the chase. Shravon Biju claimed 3-23, while Arjan Adelkar took 3-33 as Civil Service were dismissed for 179. Adamstown now travel to face The Hills in the quarter-final.
Alan Murray Cup
Group A: Pembroke beat Adamstown by 109 runs.
Sydney Parade, 8 June.
Pembroke 226-4 (20 overs; A Sheriff 90, J Garth 76, G Hollins 23*; J Oberor 2-37) Adamstown 117-9 (20 overs; P Damodaran 29; P Lawson 3-11, B McDonough 3-23)
Pembroke underlined their impressive strength in depth with a crushing 109-run victory over Adamstown. Missing all of their international players, Pembroke barely skipped a beat as Addison Sheriff and JJ Garth produced a match-winning second-wicket partnership of 145 in just 12 overs. Sheriff blasted 90 from only 43 balls, striking six fours and seven sixes, while opener Garth hammered 76 from 44 deliveries with five fours and five sixes. Greg Hollins then provided a late flourish with an unbeaten 23 as Pembroke posted a formidable 226-4. Adamstown never threatened the target despite Prasanth Damodaran’s 29. Paul Lawson (3-11) and Byron McDonough (3-23) led the bowling effort as Pembroke restricted their opponents to 117-9.
Leinster 1st Team League
Adamstown lost to Knockharley by 7 wickets.
Oak Hill, 7 June.
Adamstown 104 (33 overs; Nithin Namburu 25; Ahmed Kayani 5-19, Syed Mehdi 2-22, Aabis Mirza 2-23) Knockharley 107-3 (19.4 overs; Brandon Kruger 50*, Sayed Zubair 36; Aryan Adelkar 3-20)
Ahmad Kayani of Knockharley (Baz Grimes)
Knockharley climbed to the top of the First Team League table with a comfortable seven-wicket victory over Adamstown at Oak Hill. The foundations were laid by Ahmed Kayani, whose outstanding figures of 5-19 helped dismiss Adamstown for just 104 in 33 overs. Nithin Namburu top-scored with 25, while Syed Mehdi and Aabis Mirza claimed two wickets apiece. Knockharley made light work of the chase, reaching 107-3 in 19.4 overs. Brandon Kruger anchored the innings with an unbeaten 50 from 60 balls, including two fours and three sixes. He shared an opening stand of 67 with Sayed Zubair, who struck 36 from 32 balls. Aryan Adelkar took all three wickets for Adamstown, finishing with 3-20.
Leinster Senior Cup
Round 1: Civil Service v Adamstown - match abandoned.
Phoenix Park, 1 June.
Adamstown 137-9 (30 overs; A Bawa 27, S Biju 23; D Ranolia 3-29, A Kare 2-18) Civil Service 40-0 (4.2 overs; E Silva 31*) (Delayed start - match reduced to 30 overs.)
Civil Service and Adamstown will have to do it all again after their first round tie at Phoenix Park was also abandoned. In a match reduced to 30 overs per side following a delayed start, Adamstown posted 137-9. Angad Bawa top-scored with 27, while Sidharth Biju made 23. Devender Ranolia led the Civil Service bowling effort with 3-29, supported by Abhishek Kare's 2-18. Civil Service looked firmly on course for victory when the heavens opened. Edson Silva producing a blistering unbeaten 31 from only 16 balls, including three fours and three sixes as they were on 40 for 0. The abandonment will be particularly frustrating for Civil Service, who appeared in complete control. The sides will now meet again at Oak Hill within the next 11 days to decide the quarter-final opponents for The Hills.
Leinster 1st Team League
Adamstown lost to North Kildare by 89 runs.
Airlie Park, 31 May.
North Kildare 294 (46.2 overs; Asadullah Ahmadzai 79, Y Kalasannavar 64, J Uddin 45, Adnan Ahmadzai 25; D David 2-32, S Biju 2-35, A Adelkar 2-37, A Olaganathan 2-40) Adamstown 205 (39 overs; P Damodaran 115, A Bawa 32; N Monon 4-50, N Hunter 3-13, A Sharma 2-33)
In the Adamstown innings, North Kildare wicketkeeper Yash Kalasannavar took eight catches!
Alan Murray Cup
Group A: Terenure beat Adamstown by 5 wickets.
Terenure, 29 May.
Adamstown 104 (19.1 overs; K Shetty 5-12, B Tukrel 4-20) Terenure 108-5 (15 overs; S Nair 49*; D David 3-13)
A devastating bowling display from Kripesh Shetty and Bhavic Tukrel set Terenure on their way to a five-wicket victory over Adamstown. The visitors were dismissed for just 104 in 19.1 overs, with Shetty producing outstanding figures of 5-12 and Tukrel providing excellent support with 4-20. Only Abdul Khader and number 11 Shravon Biju offered significant resistance, both contributing 21 in an otherwise disappointing batting effort. Terenure made a brisk start to the chase thanks to Donal Lynch's 21 and Mick Cotter's 20, but Adamstown fought back through Dinesh David, whose 3-13 reduced the hosts to 67-5 and gave the visitors hope. Any nerves in the home camp were quickly settled by Sid Nair, who anchored the innings superbly. His unbeaten 49 from 34 balls, featuring four fours and three sixes, guided Terenure safely over the line.
Leinster Senior Cup
Round 1: Civil Service v Adamstown - match abandoned.
Phoenix Park, 16 May.
Civil Service 1-0 (0.5 overs) Adamstown
Just five balls were possible in the scheduled tie between Civil Service and Adamstown. This game will now be played on Monday June 1st.
National Cup
Round 1: Bangor beat Adamstown by 16 runs.
Upritchard Park, 9 May.
Bangor 271-7 (40 overs; A Kirkpatrick 77*, S Yeates 47, I Butler 43, B Harrison 32, G Prince 25*; N Padmaprabhu 2-41) Adamstown 255-9 (40 overs; S Biju 51, JS Oberoi 51, P Damodaran 46, N Namburu 26, A Bawa 22; G Prince 2-41, S Yeates 2-70)
Bangor and Adamstown served up one of the day’s highest-scoring contests. Bangor's Sam McMillan showed what a leveller sport can be - a century one week, bowled first ball the next. The hosts recovered to post 271-7, with 77 not out from Andrew Kirkpatrick that included four sixes. Former New Zealand international Ian Butler also cleared the ropes on four occassions in his 43, while Seb Yeates (47) and overseas star Brodie Harrison were also in the runs. They needed them all as Adamstown closed on 255-9 with half-centuries from Irish youth international Shravon Biju and Jaivir Singh Oberoi.
Leinster 1st Team League
Terenure lost to Adamstown by 37 runs.
Terenure, 3 May.
Adamstown 277-8 (50 overs; D Anthony 106, S Biju 57, S Rajesh 40; B Dillon 3-58, K Shetty 3-74) Terenure 240 (42.5 overs; H Dall 118*; A Adelkar 3-11, S Biju 2-33, J Oberoi 2-52)
Adamstown centurion Dinesh Anthony (Adamstown)
A brilliant century from Dinesh Anthony was the backbone of Adamstown's 37-run win at Terenure. Dinesh clubbed 12 fours and two sixes in his 106, adding 134 for the fifth wicket with Shreyas Rajesh (40). Sidharth Biju had got the innings off to a fast start with 1 52-ball 57 that had 10 fours. Ben Dillon and Kripesh Shetty each took three wickets, but a total of 277 for 8 was always going to be challenging. To their credit Terenure gave it a right go thanks primarily to an unbeaten 118 from skipper Henry Dall (12 fours, 3 sixes), but support was lacking aside from Mick Cotter's 22 as they ended on 240 - three wickets for Aryan Adelkar (3-11).
Leinster 1st Team League
The Hills lost to Adamstown by 8 runs.
The Vineyard, 26 April.
Adamstown 184 (35.5 overs; Sid Biju 53, P Damodaran 39, N Namburu 27, A Bawa 20; C Nulty 5-39, M Sherzad 2-17, S Di Bartolomeo 2-34) The Hills 176 (34 overs; M Sherzad 43, S Di Bartolomeo 32, C Nulty 21; A Singh 3-30, N Namburu 2-35, S Biju 2-36)
Cian Nulty took five wickets for The Hills in a losing cause (The Hills CC)
The Hills were stunned as they lost by eight runs to Adamstown at The Vineyard. Sid Biju top-scored with 53 as Adamstown made 184 - five wickets for Cian Nulty. Mohammed Sherzad hit a brisk 43 and there were runs too for overseas player Stefano Di Bartolomeo (32) in the reply but Adamstown prevailed in a tense finish - Aditya Singh 3-30, Nithin Namburu 2-35, Shravon Biju 2-36 the main wicket takers in a famous win.
Cricket Leinster 1st Team League
| P | W | T | NR | L | BP | Pts | |
| The Hills | 14 | 12 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 45 | 297 |
| Knockharley | 14 | 9 | 1 | 1 | 3 | 38 | 242 |
| North Kildare | 14 | 7 | 0 | 0 | 7 | 25 | 165 |
| Adamstown | 14 | 6 | 0 | 0 | 8 | 31 | 151 |
| Terenure | 14 | 4 | 1 | 0 | 9 | 37 | 129 |
| Cork Harlequins | 14 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 11 | 4 | 49 |
Cricket Leinster T20 Cup, Group A
| P | W | T | NR | L | Pts | NRR | |
| Pembroke | 3 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 12 | 2.08 |
| Railway Union | 3 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 8 | 1.73 |
| Terenure | 3 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 4 | -1.28 |
| Adamstown | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 | -2.72 |
Adamstown win All Ireland U13 Boys title
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Adamstown produced a fine all-round display to defeat Coleraine by 51 runs and clinch the All-Ireland Under-13 title at Sandel Lodge.
Prabhu stars as Adamstown chase down Terenure
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Prashanth Prabhu produced a superb unbeaten 90 as Adamstown chased down 224 to defeat Terenure by four wickets.
Hills beat Adamstown to stay top
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The Hills powered to an 82-run victory over Adamstown after Nathan Rooney’s brilliant century laid the foundations for an imposing total of 305 for eight.
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