Pembroke CC 2026
CL Premiership
Pembroke beat Leinster by 13 runs.
Sydney Parade, 12 September.
Pembroke 185 (47.5 overs; Sanil Gupta 101*, Saqib Bahadur 2-31, Bilal Azhar 2-34, Mark Tonge 2-53)
Leinster 172 (44.5 overs; Mark Tonge 55; Luke Murray 2-12, B McDonough 3-35, Andrew Balbirnie 2-36)
Pembroke have won a remarkable five trophies in 2026 (CricketEurope)
Pembroke win by 13 runs and with Merrion losing, they are Premiership champions for the third year in a row. The 'drive for five' is complete. Quite remarkable season and there will have to be an extension for the trophy cabinet at Sydney Parade. All five trophies including two All-Irelands. Mostly without their quota of Irish internationals. Quality and depth. Kudos to them.
CL Premiership
Balbriggan lost to Pembroke by 72 runs.
Jack Harper Ground, 6 September.
Pembroke 269-6 (50 overs; A Sherriff 86, S Gupta 63, J Garth 36, M Cosgrave 35; S de Oliveira 3-52, J Hollard 2-37)
Balbriggan 197 (42 overs; K Curran 46, C de Freitas 24; A Balbirnie 3-25, P Lawson 3-27, B Mcdonough 2-43).
CL Premiership
Balbriggan lost to Pembroke by 72 runs.
Jack Harper Ground, 6 September.
Pembroke 269-6 (50 overs; A Sherriff 86, S Gupta 63, J Garth 36, M Cosgrave 35; S de Oliveira 3-52, J Hollard 2-37) Balbriggan 197 (42 overs; K Curran 46, C de Freitas 24; A Balbirnie 3-25, P Lawson 3-27, B Mcdonough 2-43).
Leinster Women's League
Merrion beat Pembroke by 9 wickets.
Anglesea Road, 5 September.
Pembroke 134-4 (20 overs; S Whaley 46*M Downes 24; N MacNulty 2-21)
Merrion 135-1 (20 overs; B Armstrong 54, A Squires 51*)
Leinster Women's League
Pembroke beat Malahide by 8 wickets.
Sydney Parade, 30 August.
Malahide 84 (16.1 overs; Freya Sargent 41; Anna Beale 3-12, Marama Downes 2-12, Mhairi Nicoll 2-13, Jessica Duffy-Mullen 2-17) Pembroke 88-2 (13.5 overs; Isobel Jennings 40*)
CL Premiership
Pembroke v Malahide - match abandoned
Sydney Parade, 29 August.
Malahide 103 (20.4 overs; Joe Prendergast 3-21, Paul Lawson 2-20, Olly Riley 2-20) Pembroke 40-0 (3.1 overs; Jonathan Garth 27*)
24 overs match.
National T20 Cup
Final: Pembroke beat Lisburn by 14 runs.
The Lawn, 23 August.
Pembroke 181-5 (20 overs; JJ Garth 82, J Tector 47, A Sheriff 29; N Whitworth 2-38) 
Lisburn 167-9 (20 overs; Judd Markham 68, Mike Jones 51; Byron McDonongh 5-20)
Byron McDonough with the match ball (CricketEurope)Leinster Premiership
Merrion beat Pembroke by 6 wickets.
Anglesea Road, 22 August.
Pembroke 166 (33.3 overs; Jack Tector 45, Danny Hogan 37; Mikey O'Reilly 4-29, Cornelius Botha 3-64, Sebastian Dijkstra 2-26) Merrion 167-4 (35.2 overs; Stephen Doheny 92, John Anderson 49*; Byron McDonough 3-30)
Leinster Women's League
Pembroke beat Leinster by 8 wickets.
Sydney Parade, 20 August.
Leinster 115-8 (20 overs; Alexandra Sheedy 56; Jessica Duffy-Mullen 2-10) Pembroke 116-2 (11.3 overs; Louise Little 48, Izzy McLean 39)
Irish Senior Cup
Final: Pembroke beat CSNI by 133 runs.
Clontarf, 16 August.
Pembroke 306-8 (50 overs; J Garth 117, A Balbirnie 73, M Cosgrove 35, J Tector 20; J West 4-45, A Leckey 2-85)
CSNI 176 (36.4 overs; R Hunter 46, S Thompson 32, H Dyer 22*, A Leckey 21; P Lawson 3-26, A Sheriff 2-13, T Tector 2-42)
Winners Pembroke (Cricket Ireland)Leinster Premiership
Pembroke lost to Railway Union by 4 wickets.
Sydney Parade, 15 August.
Pembroke 265 (49.2 overs; Addison Sherriff 95, Jonathan Garth 27, Tim Tector 26; Connor Walden 3-40, Ashil Prakash 3-60, Sean O'Brien 2-38)
Railway Union 268-6 (49 overs; Philippe le Roux 115*, Bruce Whaley 46, Abhay Tipnis 37; Tim Tector 3-28, Olly Riley 2-49)
Centurion Philippe Le Roux (Railway Union CC)Leinster Women's League
Rush lost to Pembroke by 7 wickets.
Kenure, 13 August.
Rush 200-4 (20 overs; Rebecca Lowe 79, Cate Pedersen 77*; Marama Downes 2-11) Pembroke 202-3 (18.3 overs; Louise Little 151* (66 balls), Susie Whaley 27*; Elizabeth Cohr 2-25)
National T20 Cup
Semi-final: Pembroke beat Newbuildings by 62 runs.
Sydney Parade, 12 August.
Pembroke 157 (19.3 overs; J Tector 39, A Sheriff 32, T Tector 24; Jared Wilson 3-27, Josh Wilson 3-35, J Dunn 2-26)
Newbuildings 95 (18.5 overs; G McKeegan 38; T Tector 2-9, A Sheriff 2-21)
Peat Salmon bowling for Newbuildings against Pembroke (Deryck Vincent)Leinster Senior Cup
Final: Pembroke beat Leinster by 222 runs.
Sydney Parade, 1 August.
Pembroke 335-6 (50 overs; Jonathan Garth 113, Harry Tector 94, Addison Sherriff 38*, Andrew Balbirnie 27; Thomas O'Connor 2-66, Bilal Azhar 2-56) Leinster 113 (28.4 overs; Saqib Bahadur 48; Daniel Murray 3-23, Paul Lawson 3-14, Addison Sherriff 2-10, Olly Riley 2-25)
Winners Pembroke (Cricket Leinster)Leinster Women's League
Pembroke beat Merrion by 10 wickets.
Sydney Parade, 30 July.
Merrion 116/6 (20 overs; Bella Armstrong 33, Annabel Squires 24; Marama Downes 2-17) Pembroke 122/0 (9.1 overs; Louise Little 84*, Isobel Jennings 34*)
Louise Little (CricketEurope)Leinster Premiership
Pembroke beat North County by 9 wickets.
Sydney Parade, 25 July.
North County 142 (32.2 overs; E Richardson 31; G Hoey 3-29, P Lawson 2-10, D Murray 2-12, A Sherriff 2-36) Pembroke 143-1 (22 overs; T Tector 86*, M Cosgrave 37*)
Leinster Women's League
Phoenix lost to Pembroke by 7 wickets.
Phoenix Park, 23 July.
Phoenix 101/6 (20 overs; Aditiba Chudasama 29; Anna Beale 2-15) Pembroke 102/3 (11.4 overs; Marama Downes 39, Izzy McLean 33; Aditiba Chudasama 2-15)
Pembroke won comfortably, beating Phoenix by seven wickets at Phoenix Park. Aditiba Chudasama top-scored with 29 in Phoenix’s 101 for six, while Anna Beale took two for 15. Marama Downes struck 39 and Izzy McLean made 33 as Pembroke raced to 102 for three in only 11.4 overs.
Irish Senior Cup
Semi-final: Pembroke beat Malahide by 70 runs.
Sydney Parade, 19 July.
Pembroke 354-4 (50 overs; T Tector 169*, A Balbirnie 101, L Tucker 30; J Martins 2-67) Malahide 284 (45.4 overs; G Ford 114, J Martins 91; B McDonagh 4-53, G Hoey 3-62, A Sheriff 2-35)
Tim Tector (CricketEurope)Leinster Premiership
Pembroke lost to Clontarf by 19 runs.
Sydney Parade, 18 July.
Clontarf 341-8 (50 overs; Curtis Campher 79, Mitchell Thompson 56, Seamus Lynch 44, Eoghan Delany 30, Samuel Morgan 28, John McNally 25*; Daniel Murray 3-51, Byron McDonough 2-76) Pembroke 322-6 (50 overs; Addison Sherriff 97, Jonathan Garth 67, Danny Hogan 62*, Jack Tector 32, Macdara Cosgrave 28; Reuben Wilson 3-69, David Delany 2-46)
Curtis Campher and Mitchell Thompson (Clontarf CC)Leinster Women's League
Leinster lost to Pembroke by 9 wickets.
Rathmines, 16 July.
Leinster 78/9 (20 overs; Susie Whaley 4-17, Mhairi Nicoll 3-8, Marama Downes 2-6) Pembroke 79/1 (8 overs; Susie Whaley 48*)
Susie Whaley (Pembroke CC/Cricket Leinster)Alan Murray Cup
Final: Pembroke beat Leinster by 5 wickets.
Sydney Parade, 11 July.
Leinster 145 (19.5 overs; M Patel 54, T Johnson 33; B McDonough 3-13, G Hoey 3-21, A Sherriff 2-37) Pembroke 148-5 (15.4 overs; H Tector 41, A Sherriff 39, L Tucker 34*; B Azhar 3-29, J Carroll 2-34)
Winners Pembroke (Cricket Leinster)Alan Murray Cup
Semi-Final: Pembroke beat Phoenix by 8 runs.
Sydney Parade, 11 July.
Pembroke 154-9 (20 overs; H Tector 57, J Tector 28, J Garth 24; J Maginnis 3-32, B White 2-25, G Dockrell 2-36) Phoenix 146 (19.5 overs; G Dockrell 46; A Sherriff 4-30, P Lawson 3-19, B McDonough 2-15)
Gavin Hoey (Cricket Leinster)Leinster Senior Cup
Semi-final: Pembroke beat The Hills by 13 runs.
Sydney Parade, 5 July.
Pembroke 245 (48.5 overs; G Hoey 113, P Lawson 54; M Sherzad 4-42, T Rooney Murphy 2-39, K McGrane 2-68)
The Hills 232-9 (50 overs; J Fletcher 56, N Rooney 48, T Rooney Murphy 28, M Robertson 25; M Berry 2-25, B McDonough 2-31, O Riley 2-38, A Sherriff 2-43)
Centurion Gavin Hoey (Pembroke CC/Cricket Leinster)Leinster Premiership
Pembroke beat Civil Service by 5 wickets.
Sydney Parade, 4 July.
Civil Service 177 (31.5 overs; H Khogiani 60, E Silva 28; A Sherriff 6-35, P Lawson 3-26) Pembroke 180-4 (31.2 overs; M Cosgrave 46, J Tector 41*, A Sherriff 39, J Garth 34)
Addison Sherriff produced a fine all-round display as leaders Pembroke beat Civil Service at Sydney Parade. Civil Service were bowled out for 177 in 31.5 overs, with Hedayat Khogiani holding the innings together with an unbeaten 60. Edson Silva made 28, while Ankit Gusain and Vijay Adhikari both added 24, but Sherriff repeatedly cut through the order. The Pembroke seamer finished with excellent figures of 6 for 35, while Paul Lawson claimed 3 for 26 to ensure the visitors were kept within range. Pembroke’s chase was well controlled. Macdara Cosgrave made 46, Jonathan Garth 34 and Sherriff completed a strong personal day with 39. Jack Tector then guided the home side over the line with an unbeaten 41 as Pembroke reached 180 for 4 in 31.2 overs.
Leinster Women's League
Malahide beat Pembroke by 6 wickets.
The Village, 2 July.
Pembroke 145-3 (20 overs; Susie Whaley 61, Marama Downes 40, Clare Shillington 27) Malahide 146-4 (20 overs; Anna Kerrison 60, Sorcha O'Carolan Murphy 20; Mhairi Nicoll 2-25).
Anna Kerrison was Malahide’s last-over hero as they edged Pembroke in a dramatic finish. Pembroke posted 145 for 3 thanks to Susie Whaley’s unbeaten 61, with support from Clare Shillington’s 27 and Marama Downes’ 40. Malahide’s chase was kept alive by Kerrison, despite useful contributions from Sorcha O’Carolan Murphy and Sarah Condron. Needing 16 from the final three balls, Kerrison struck six, four, six to finish unbeaten on 60 and seal a famous win.
Leinster Women's Cup
Semi-final: Balbriggan beat Pembroke by 9 wickets.
Jack Harper Ground, 30 June.
Pembroke 173-4 (20 overs; L Little 43, S Forbes 40, M Downes 37) Balbriggan 174-1 (17.1 overs; L Maritz 123*, C Gounden 29)
Leinster Premiership
Malahide beat Pembroke by 4 wickets.
The Village, 28 June.
Pembroke 271-9 (50 overs; J Garth 97, A Balbirnie 55, M Cosgrave 53; J Newland 4-46, D O'Halloran 2-65) Malahide 274-6 (46.5 overs; J Martins 84, M Ford 59*, G Ford 38, A Doyle 32; A Sherriff 2-34, B McDonough 2-45)
Leinster Women's League
Pembroke walkover v The Hills.
Sydney Parade, 27 June.
Pembroke The Hills
Leinster Women's League
Pembroke beat Balbriggan by 44 runs.
Sydney Parade, 27 June.
Pembroke 232-4 (20 overs; C Shillington 63*, L Delany 59, M Downes 43, I Jennings 26) Balbriggan 188-2 (20 overs; C Gounden 94*, J Hoal 31)
Alan Murray Cup
Group A: Terenure lost to Pembroke by 10 runs.
Terenure, 26 June.
Pembroke 183 (20 overs; J Tector 58, A Sherriff 26; A Bafanda 3-33, K Shetty 2-37, N Khan 2-38, T Shand 2-42)
Terenure 173-9 (20 overs; H Dall 112; L Murray 4-22, O Riley 2-21, P Lawson 2-32)
Pembroke booked their place in the Alan Murray Cup semi-finals with a hard-fought 10-run victory over Terenure. Jack Tector set the tone with a blistering 58 from just 28 balls, including four fours and five sixes, sharing a rapid 68-run second-wicket stand with Addison Sherriff (26) as Pembroke posted 183. Terenure's top order collapsed, but Henry Dall produced a magnificent lone hand, smashing 112 from 63 deliveries with 17 fours and a six. Dall was finally dismissed with 18 needed from the last over, leaving Pembroke to celebrate victory.
Leinster Senior Cup
Round 3: Pembroke beat Balbriggan by 38 runs.
Sydney Parade, 21 June.
Pembroke 316-6 (50 overs; H Tector 76, A Sheriff 71, J Tector 58*, L Tucker 47, G Hoey 34; M Hollard 3-56, S de Oliveira 2-65) Balbriggan 278 (48.2 overs; J Hollard 83, C de Freitas 52, D Lues 26; B McDonough 3-48, J Prendergast 2-31, G Hoey 2-49)
Pembroke continued their impressive pursuit of silverware with a hard-fought 38-run victory over Balbriggan in the third round of the Leinster Senior Cup at Sydney Parade. The hosts were in early trouble at 21 for 2 after the quick departures of JJ Garth and Tim Tector, but a superb third-wicket partnership of 140 between Addison Sherriff and Harry Tector restored control. Sherriff struck 71, including six boundaries, while Tector made 76 with two fours and two sixes. Pembroke accelerated impressively in the closing stages. Lorcan Tucker blasted 47 from just 39 balls before Jack Tector's unbeaten 58 from 36 deliveries helped add 93 for the fifth wicket. Gavin Hoey then provided the late fireworks, smashing 34 from only 11 balls as Pembroke posted 316 for 6. Balbriggan appeared beaten at 51 for 4 and later 152 for 6, despite Chris de Freitas making 52. Jordan Hollard launched a spirited counterattack with a 66-ball 83, but Pembroke's total proved beyond reach as the cup holders advanced.
Leinster Premiership
Pembroke beat Balbriggan by 88 runs.
Sydney Parade, 20 June.
Pembroke 285 (49.5 overs; A Sherriff 72, J Garth 63, T Tector 45, J Tector 27; S de Oliveira 4-50, K Curran 3-49, M Hollard 2-46) Balbriggan 197 (37.1 overs; K Curran 54, C de Freitas 44, C Fletcher 30; P Lawson 3-48, O Riley 2-34, B McDonough 2-38)
Pembroke maintained their unbeaten record and strengthened their grip on top spot in the Premier League with an emphatic 88-run victory over Balbriggan at Sydney Parade. The leaders posted 285 all out from 49.5 overs, built around excellent contributions from Addison Sherriff (72), JJ Garth (63) and Tim Tector (45). Seb de Oliveira claimed 4 for 50 for the visitors. Balbriggan's reply never seriously threatened the target despite a battling 54 from Kai Curran and 44 from Chris de Freitas. Paul Lawson led the Pembroke attack with 3 for 48, supported by Olly Riley and Byron McDonough, as Balbriggan were dismissed for 197. The win keeps Pembroke comfortably clear at the summit.
Leinster Women's League
Pembroke lost to Clontarf by 7 wickets.
Sydney Parade, 18 June.
Pembroke 138-7 (20 overs; Laura Delany 42, Marama Downes 30; Hannah Lee 2-20) Clontarf 141-3 (19.2 overs; Genevieve Morrissey 54*, Robyn Searle 23, Rosie Neuman-Jones 21*)
Clontarf continued their impressive form in the Leinster Women's Premiership with a seven-wicket victory over Pembroke in a closely fought contest. Pembroke posted 138 for 7 from their 20 overs, with Laura Delany making an encouraging first appearance since her move from Leinster. The Ireland international struck 42 from 38 balls, including three boundaries, and shared a third-wicket partnership of 69 with Marama Downes, who contributed a brisk 30 from 26 deliveries. Hannah Lee was the pick of the Clontarf attack with figures of 2 for 20. Robyn Searle gave Clontarf's chase a solid platform with a run-a-ball 23 that included three fours, but Pembroke fought back to leave the game finely balanced. The decisive blow came in an unbroken fourth-wicket stand of 80 between Genevieve Morrissey and Rosie Neuman-Jones. Morrissey anchored the innings superbly with an unbeaten 54 from 52 balls, striking three fours, while Neuman-Jones finished 21 not out as Clontarf reached 141 for 3 with four balls to spare.
Irish Senior Cup
Round 3: Lisburn lost to Pembroke by 228 runs.
Wallace Park, 14 June.
Pembroke 322-8 (50 overs; A Balbirnie 97, A Sheriff 77, J Garth 59, J Tector 36, T Tector 22; N Whitworth 4-75, E Wilson 3-48) Lisburn 94 (22.2 overs; N Jones 21; G Hoey 5-23, A Sherriff 3-28)
Gavin Hoey took five wickets (CricketEurope)
Pembroke powered into the semi-finals of the Irish Cup with another devastatingly impressive performance against Lisburn at Wallace Park. Having already won at The Lawn and Shaw’s Bridge in the competition this season they completed the hat-trick of wins against the top three NCU clubs with a thumping 228 runs victory. Andrew Balbirnie led the way with 97 (five fours three sixes), given out lbw to Neil Whitworth and he was backed up 59 from JJ Garth, 36 from captain Jack Tector and significantly by professional A Sheriff He hit 77 from 47 balls with 10 fours and a six as the Lisburn bowlers were put to the sword. Neil Whitworth did end up with four wickets, but at a cost of 75 runs and Ewan Wilson had three for 48 from his eight overs. Lisburn needed all their top batters to fire but Ross Adair was caught at mid-off in the first over to Sheriff, who also had Whitworth caught behind for 16 and when Gavin Hoey joined the attack he had Ben Calitz caught at slip for 11. That left Lisburn 55 for five and Hoey did the rest, wrapping up the tail to finish with five for 23 in just 6.5 overs. What odds an away draw in the semi-final to an NCU club in the semi-final? They will have no fears.
Leinster Premiership
Leinster lost to Pembroke by 83 runs.
Rathmines, 13 June.
Pembroke 241-7 (50 overs; Greg Hollins 69, Addison Sherriff 56, Olly Riley 28*, Andy Balbirnie 26; Jai Moondra 2-41) Leinster 158 (37.4 overs; Saqib Bahadur 43, Monil Patel 40, Younas Ahmadzai 20; Addison Sherriff 3-25, Joe Prendergast 3-44, Paul lawson 2-45)
Pembroke strengthened their grip on top spot in the Leinster Premiership with an 83-run victory over Leinster. The leaders recovered impressively from difficult positions at 46-3 and 103-5 to post 241-7. Greg Hollins anchored the innings with a fine 69, including seven fours and two sixes, while Addison Sherriff contributed 56, striking three fours and two sixes. Olly Riley provided a late flourish with an unbeaten 28 from just 16 balls, clearing the ropes twice. Leinster's chase never gained sustained momentum as wickets fell in clusters throughout the innings. Saqib Bahadur made 43 and Monil Patel added 40, but Pembroke's bowlers maintained control. Sherriff completed an excellent all-round display with 3-25, while Joe Prendergast took 3-44 as Leinster were dismissed for 158 in 37.4 overs.
Leinster Women's League
Pembroke beat Rush by 13 runs.
Sydney Parade, 11 June.
Pembroke 137-8 (20 overs; Izzy McLean 29, Susie Whaley 28*. Marama Downes 23; Mabel O'Donohoe 4-32, Elizabeth Cohr 2-19) Rush 124 (18.5 overs; Cate Pedersen 58*; Mhairi Nicholl 3-28, Anna Beale 2-24, Kimli McDonald 2-29)
Pembroke emerged victorious by 13 runs after an evenly contested encounter with Rush. Pembroke posted 137-8 from their 20 overs, with Izzy McLean making 29, Susie Whaley finishing unbeaten on 28 and Marama Downes contributing 23. Mabel O'Donohoe starred with the ball for Rush, taking 4-32, while Elizabeth Cohr claimed 2-19. Rush's reply was carried by Cate Pedersen, whose unbeaten 58 from 45 balls included six fours. However, she lacked support as wickets fell around her, with Mhairi Nicholl (3-28), Anna Beale (2-24) and Kimli McDonald (2-29) guiding Pembroke to victory.
Leinster Senior Cup
Round 2: Pembroke beat Phoenix by 10 wickets.
Sydney Parade, 9 June.
Phoenix 79/9 (11 overs; Ben White 31*, Tyrone Kane 21; Joe Prendergast 2-9, Paul Lawson 2-14, Olly Riley 2-14, Byron McDonough 2-24) Pembroke 80/0 (7.4 overs; Tim Tector 55*, JJ Garth 21*)
Holders Pembroke continued their bid for a third successive Leinster Senior Cup title with a commanding 10-wicket DLS victory over Phoenix. Reduced to 11 overs, Phoenix struggled to build momentum and closed on 79-9, with Ben White making an unbeaten 31 and Tyrone Kane contributing 21. Pembroke's bowlers shared the wickets, Joe Prendergast, Paul Lawson, Olly Riley and Byron McDonough all claiming two apiece. Pembroke made light work of the revised target, racing to 80 without loss in just 7.4 overs. Tim Tector blasted an unbeaten 55 from 26 balls, striking seven fours and two sixes, while JJ Garth finished 21 not out as Pembroke eased into the next round.
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 Premiership
Cork County lost to Pembroke by 82 runs.
Mardyke, 6 June.
Pembroke 237-4 (35 overs; M Cosgrave 64, A Sheriff 62, J Tector 51, G Hollins 41*; E O'Sullivan 2-34, T Prophet 2-35)
Cork County 155-9 (35 overs; J Hartill 65, N Anjum 43; A Sheriff 5-20, P Lawson 2-41)
Addison Sheriff (CricketEurope)
Pembroke strengthened their position at the top of the Cricket Leinster Premier League with an emphatic 82-run victory over Cork County at the Mardyke. The visitors posted an imposing 237 for 4 from their 35 overs, built around a superb second-wicket partnership of 114 between Macdara Cosgrave and Addison Sheriff. Cosgrave struck 64 from 70 balls, including five fours and two sixes, while Sheriff blasted 62 from just 57 deliveries with four boundaries. The acceleration continued late in the innings as Jack Tector made 51 from 41 balls and shared a rapid 60-run stand in seven overs with Greg Hollins, who finished unbeaten on 41 from 24 balls, hitting four fours and two sixes. Cork County's chase never seriously threatened the target as the required rate steadily climbed. Josh Hartill battled hard for 65 from 80 balls and, alongside Nabeel Anjum (43), added 77 for the fifth wicket to provide some resistance. Sheriff completed an outstanding all-round performance by claiming 5 for 20, ensuring Pembroke maintained their commanding lead at the summit.
Leinster Senior Cup
Round 1: Phoenix v Pembroke - match abandoned.
Phoenix Park, 1 June.
Pembroke 197-9 (36 overs; D Hogan 55, T Tector 41, G Hollins 35; G Dockrell 3-29, B White 2-34, S McNicholl 2-51) Phoenix 104-3 (16 overs; G Dockrell 36*, J Munjal 30, T Kane 25; B McDonagh 2-21) (Delayed start - match reduced to 36 overs. Phoenix target: 148.)
Phoenix’s Leinster Senior Cup clash with holders Pembroke was abandoned due to thunder and lightning at Phoenix Park, with the hosts appearing well placed to secure a quarter-final victory. In a match reduced to 36 overs per side after a delayed start, Pembroke posted 197-9. Tim Tector dominated an opening stand of 55, striking 41 from 37 balls with four fours and three sixes. Danny Hogan anchored the innings with 55 from 72 deliveries, including four fours and three sixes, while Greg Hollins made a run-a-ball 35 and Sanil Gupta added a brisk 27. George Dockrell starred with the ball, taking 3-29, while Ben White and Sean McNicholl claimed two wickets each. Set a revised target of 148 in 23 overs, Phoenix lost Shane Getkate first ball but recovered impressively. Johit Munjal struck 30 from 28 balls, Tyrone Kane made 25 with five fours, and Dockrell blasted an unbeaten 36 from 32 deliveries. Phoenix had reached 104-3 after 16 overs and looked on course for victory before the weather brought proceedings to a premature end.
Leinster Women's League
Balbriggan beat Pembroke by 9 wickets (DLS).
Jack Harper Ground, 30 May.
Pembroke 121-4 (17 overs; S Forbes 63*; E Knight 2-18) Balbriggan 104-1 (9.5 overs; C Gounden 51*, M Landsman 32*)
Leinster Women's League
The Hills lost to Pembroke by 10 wickets.
The Vineyard, 30 May.
The Hills 83 (17.5 overs; J Duffy-Mullen 2-7, M Nicoll 2-16) Pembroke 24-0 (2.3 overs; S Forbes 51*, I Jennings 34*)
Alan Murray Cup
Group A: Pembroke beat Railway Union by 4 wickets.
Sydney Parade, 29 May.
Railway Union 133-7 (20 overs; H Hamilton 34, A Tipnis 30; A Sheriff 3-30, P Lawson 2-22, B McDonough 2-28) Pembroke 135-6 (19.3 overs; D Hogan 48, T Tector 25; A Tipnis 2-17)
Pembroke secured a four-wicket victory over Railway Union in a closely contested T20 encounter at Sydney Parade. Railway Union posted 133-7 from their 20 overs, with Hayden Hamilton top-scoring with 34 and Abhay Tipnis contributing 30. The pair laid the foundations with a valuable 57-run partnership that occupied eight overs. Pembroke’s bowlers kept things under control, however, with Addison Sherriff claiming 3-30, while Paul Lawson and Byron McDonough each picked up two wickets. The chase initially looked straightforward as Tim Tector and Danny Hogan dominated the Railway attack. Hogan struck an impressive 48 from just 32 balls, including nine fours and a six, while Tector added 25. Their 76-run stand came in only seven overs and appeared to have put Pembroke firmly in command. Railway Union battled back admirably, tightening the scoring rate and taking regular wickets to keep the outcome in doubt. Tipnis led the resistance with 2-17 as the pressure mounted. Despite the late wobble, Pembroke held their nerve to reach 135-6 with three balls remaining and seal a hard-earned win.
Irish Senior Cup
Round 2: Instonians lost to Pembroke by 121 runs.
Shaw's Bridge, 24 May.
Pembroke 214-9 (50 overs; S Gupta 60*, T Tector 46; A White 3-37)
Instonians 93 (22 overs; R McKinley 21; P Lawson 4-33, B McDonough 3-35, A Sheriff 2-11)
Pembroke bowling heroes Byron McDonough, Addison Sherriff and Paul Lawson (Barry Tucker/Pembroke CC)
NCU Premier League champions Instonians crashed to their third defeat in four days, in three different competitions, as Pembroke showed their strength in depth in the Irish Cup. Without their Ireland Test players plus the injured Barry McCarthy and JJ Garth, Pembroke bowled out Instonians for just 93 to win by 121 runs. Sunil Gupta top scored for the visitors with 60 not out from 52 balls, while Bryon McDonough hit two sixes in an unbeaten 17 in the last wicket partnership. McDonough then made the breakthrough, having Neil Rock caught for 10 with only Robert McKinley in his first match of the season providing any resistance as Instonians crashed to 60 for eight. Paul Lawson, McDonough and Addison Sheriff shared the wickets.
Leinster Premiership
Pembroke beat Phoenix by 26 runs.
Sydney Parade, 23 May.
Pembroke 248 (47.5 overs; A Sherriff 66, D Hogan 58, S Gupta 27; J Maginnis 3-22, B White 2-42, S McNicholl 2-53) Phoenix 222 (46.4 overs; G Dockrell 79, J Munjal 42, S Getkate 35; B McDonough 4-55, P Lawson 2-24)
Pembroke stayed on course for a successful title defence with a 26-run victory over Phoenix at Sydney Parade despite fielding an understrength side. Addison Sherriff top-scored with 66, striking eight fours in a polished innings, while Danny Hogan added 58 with five boundaries and a six as Pembroke posted 248 all out in 47.5 overs. S Gupta chipped in with 27, while James Maginnis was the pick of the Phoenix attack with 3-22. Ben White and Sean McNicholl both claimed two wickets. Phoenix looked well placed in the chase after a flying start from Johit Munjal and Shane Getkate, who added 91 for the opening wicket. Munjal made 42 and Getkate 35 before George Dockrell kept the pursuit alive with a superb 79. However, the middle and lower order collapsed under pressure as Byron McDonough ripped through the batting with four wickets. Paul Lawson provided excellent support with two scalps as Phoenix were dismissed for 222 in 46.4 overs.
Leinster Women's Cup
Round 1: Pembroke beat Clontarf by 4 runs.
Sydney Parade, 21 May.
Pembroke 133-7 (20 overs; I Jennings 37; K O'Toole 2-22) Clontarf 129-9 (20 overs; R Searle 41, G Morrissey 39; M Nicoll 3-17, O Prendergast 2-19)
Pembroke edged into the second round of the Leinster Cricket Union Women’s Senior Cup with a dramatic four-run victory over Clontarf at Sydney Parade. A competitive Pembroke total of 133 for 7 was built around a solid 37 from Isobel Jennings, while Katie O'Toole impressed with the ball for Clontarf, taking 2 for 22. In reply, Clontarf fell agonisingly short on 129 for 9 despite strong efforts from overseas professional Robyn Searle, who made 41, and Genevieve Morrissey with 39. Pembroke held their nerve in the closing overs thanks to an excellent bowling display led by Maire Nicoll’s 3 for 17 and 2 for 19 from Orla Prendergast.
Irish Senior Cup
Round 1: Waringstown lost to Pembroke by 8 wickets.
The Lawn, 9 May.
Waringstown 300 (46.3 overs; A Dennison 91, S Stolk 74, M Topping 48, J McCollum 33, T Mayes 29; G Hoey 5-63, B McDonough 3-41) Pembroke 303-2 (43.4 overs; T Tector 152*, M Cosgrave 51, A Sheriff 47, H Tector 45*)
Tim Tector made a brilliant 152 (CricketEurope)
A chanceless 152 not out by Tim Tector won the match of the round against six-times winners Waringstown as they chased down the home side’s 300 with more than six overs to spare. Tector hit just 17 fours and shared stands of 115 with Macdara Cosgrave, 90 with Addison Sheriff and 98 with brother Harry in a dominant batting display. And they did it without regular opening batter JJ Garth who dislocated a finger and Barry McCarthy who injured his left knee when bowling his seventh over. Waringstown also lost Graham Hume after bowling just 11 balls, with a back injury but it was the loss of their last six wickets for 13 runs which proved fatal for the Villagers. Gavin Hoey was the Pembroke bowling star with five wickets after Steve Stolk and Adam Dennison had put on 119 for the first wicket.
Leinster Women's League
Clontarf lost to Pembroke by 1 run.
Castle Avenue, 7 May.
Pembroke 143-7 (20 overs; E Mullen 35, S Forbes 28; K O'Toole 2-22) Clontarf 142-6 (20 overs; R Searle 50; A Beale 2-25)
There was a real thriller at Castle Avenue where Pembroke held their nerve to win a last- ball thriller by one run. Chasing 144, a half century from Robyn Searle, and 22 apiece took them to the brink of victory with three needed from the final two balls. Anna Beale however dismissed Barry, then ran out Sinead Thomson as she tried for the second run that would have tied the game. Earlier, Eimear Mullen (35), Sarah Forbes (28) and Clare Shillington (21) were all in the runs in a Pembroke total of 143 for 7 - Katie O'Toole (2-22) the pick of the Clontarf bowlers.
Leinster Premiership
Pembroke beat Merrion by 7 wickets.
Sydney Parade, 4 May.
Merrion 224-9 (50 overs; S Stanton 55, J Forbes 43, C Botha 27; A Sherriff 2-38, P Lawson 2-40, B McCarthy 2-47) Pembroke 225-3 (40 overs; T Tector 96, H Tector 61*, L Tucker 35*)
Tim Tector led the chase with 96 (Rodney Smythe)
Pembroke's Galacticos once again showed their quality and depth as they fielded no fewer than six internationals and an overseas player as they brushed aside the challenge of Merrion at Sydney Parade. In truth they didn't have to get out of second gear as they restricted the visitors to 224 for 9. Skipper Sean Stanton made 55 (5 fours, 4 sixes) and Jamie Forbes 43 in a sixth wicket stand of 82 after they were wobbling at 71 for 5. The wickets were shared with two apiece for Addison Sherriff, Paul Lawson and Barry McCarthy. Tim Tector broke the back of the chase as he clubbed 13 fours and 2 sixes in an 86-ball 96, sharing a third wicket stand of 78 with brother Harry, who also added an unbroken 79 for the fourth with Lorcan Tucker (35*). Harry's unbeaten 61 came at better than a run-a-ball with five fours and one maximum.
Leinster Premiership
Rush lost to Pembroke by 198 runs.
Kenure, 2 May.
Pembroke 383-8 (50 overs; A Sheriff 106, H Tector 61, J Garth 53, L Tucker 42, G Hoey 41; I Bird 2-61, A Neary 2-82, A Abbasi 2-84) Rush 185 (31.3 overs; A Taniwal 64, N Totakhil 34; B Mcdonough 2-23, A Sherriff 2-28, H Tector 2-33, G Hoey 2-48, L Murray 2-51)
Addison Sheriff (Cricket Leinster)
There's a new sheriff in town - the name's Addison - with the Australian overseas player showed why he's so highly rated by New South Wales. Of course it helps when you stride to the wicket at 151 for 3 with 25 overs still left thanks to Pembroke's star-studded line-up full of internationals. One of those Harry Tector made a run-a-ball 61 (8 fours, 1 six), while JJ Garth also impressed with 53 and Lorcan Tucker a rapid 42. Sheriff found the small confines of Kenure very much to his liking as he thumped 9 fours and 5 sixes in a 64-ball 106. Gavin Hoey continued the carnage as he smote five maximums in a 19-ball 41. A final total of 383 for 8 )38 fours, 14 sixes) meant not many of the Rush attack were checking their figures at the break. The chase was never on, with only Abidullah Taniwal's quickfire 44-ball 64 (5 fours, 5 sixes) the highlight of their modest final total of 185. The wickets were shared with two apiece for Byron Mcdonough 2-23, Addison Sherriff 2-28, Harry Tector 2-33, Gavin Hoey 2-48, and Luke Murray 2-51. What's even more frightening is that Pembroke were without three of their internationals - Barry McCarthy, Josh Little and Andrew Balbirnie!
Leinster Women's League
Pembroke lost to Phoenix by 62 runs.
Sydney Parade, 26 April.
Phoenix 167-3 (20 overs; G Dempsey 57, Z Craig 47, A Tector 30) Pembroke 105 (18.4 overs; A Tector 3-9, Z Craig 3-31, D Dalwood 2-21)
Leinster Premiership
Railway Union lost to Pembroke by 8 wickets.
Park Avenue, 25 April.
Railway Union 181 (49.2 overs; A Tipnis 38, C Walden 31, Bob Carr 22, R Smith 21; A Sherriff 3-28, H Tector 2-24, G Hoey 2-44) Pembroke 182-2 (37.1 overs; Tim Tector 74, JJ Garth 74*; L McCarthy 2-31)
Champions Pembroke got the defence of their crown off to a winning start with an eight wicket win at Railway Union. The hosts posted 181 with Abhey Tipnis top scoring with 38, while there were runs too for Conor Walden (31), Bob Carr (22) and Ryan Smith (21). Addison Sherriff impressed on debut with three wickets, while there were two apiece for Irish internationals Harry Tector and Gavin Hoey. The chase was a straightforward one thanks to a century stand between openers Tim Tector and JJ Garth, both of whom scored 70s. The pair batted sensibly, putting away the bad balls in their partnership of 146. Tim Tector was the more aggressive of the two, hitting six fours and two sixes in his 74 from 76 balls, before being bowled by Liam McCarthy. Like London buses, McCarthy then castled Harry Tector first ball. There were no further alarms as JJ Garth finished unbeaten on 74 (7 fours), while overseas professional Sherriff made an unbeaten 16 as the win was sealed in the 38th over. On this showing the holders will take some stopping.
Cricket Leinster Premiership
| P | W | T | NR | L | BP | Pts | |
| Pembroke | 16 | 11 | 0 | 1 | 4 | 51 | 283 |
| Merrion | 16 | 12 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 41 | 281 |
| Balbriggan | 16 | 10 | 0 | 1 | 5 | 46 | 258 |
| Malahide | 16 | 9 | 0 | 1 | 6 | 39 | 231 |
| Railway Union | 16 | 7 | 0 | 3 | 6 | 37 | 214 |
| Leinster | 16 | 7 | 0 | 2 | 7 | 40 | 205 |
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 |
Cricket Leinster Women's Premier League
| P | W | T | NR | L | BP | Pts | |
| Merrion | 15 | 13 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 48 | 308 |
| Pembroke | 15 | 11 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 45 | 265 |
| Clontarf | 15 | 10 | 0 | 0 | 5 | 60 | 260 |
| Balbriggan | 15 | 10 | 0 | 0 | 5 | 48 | 248 |
| Malahide | 16 | 9 | 0 | 0 | 7 | 34 | 214 |
| Phoenix | 16 | 5 | 0 | 1 | 10 | 36 | 148 |
| Rush | 15 | 4 | 0 | 1 | 10 | 32 | 124 |
| Leinster | 15 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 11 | 3 | 83 |
| The Hills | 16 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 13 | 4 | 49 |
- Pembroke v Lisburn, All Ireland T20 final (23 August)
- Pembroke, All Ireland T20 presentations (23 August)
- Pembroke v Newbuildings, All Ireland T20 Cup semi-final (2) (12 August)
- Pembroke v Newbuildings, All Ireland T20 Cup semi-final (1) (12 August)
- Pembroke v Balbriggan (21 June)
- Clontarf Women v Pembroke Women (8 May)
- Pembroke v Merrion (4 May)
LCU Preview 9: Pembroke
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Pembroke complete remarkable 'drive for five' with Premiership triumph
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Pembroke end Balbriggan hopes and stay in title race
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McDonough guides Pembroke to National T20 title
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In form Little delivers again
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Three down, two to go for Pembroke
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Pembroke ticked off box number three of their five-trophy target with a 133 run win over Civil Service Northern Ireland at Clontarf yesterday, with JJ Garth's second cup final century of the summer the decisive contribution.
The world according to Garth
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JJ Garth is developing a welcome habit of producing his best when the stakes are highest. Fresh from a century in the Leinster Cup final, the Pembroke opener repeated the feat on an even bigger stage, scoring 117 as his side defeated CSNI to win the Irish Senior Cup.
Pembroke show quality and depth to capture Irish Cup
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Pembroke lifted the Irish Senior Cup for the second time after a commanding 133-run victory over CSNI at Clontarf, with JJ Garth producing a Player of the Match century at the heart of another impressive all-round display.
Pembroke and CSNI battle in Irish Cup final
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That issue has raised its ugly ahead again, with today's game overshadowed by some obdurate administrators who refused to allow the teams pick from their best players.
Brilliant Le Roux punctures Pembroke title hopes
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Pembroke's title ambitions suffered a significant setback as a superb unbeaten century from Philippe Le Roux inspired Railway Union to a four-wicket victory in a tense contest.
Pembroke aiming to keep clean sweep dream alive
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JACK TECTOR wants Pembroke to embrace the occasion as they chase a third trophy of a potentially remarkable five this season.
Little century powers Pembroke to victory
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Louise Little produced a spectacular unbeaten 151 as Pembroke chased down 201 to beat Rush by seven wickets in a high-scoring encounter.
Pembroke power past Newbuildings to keep quintuple dream alive
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Pembroke's remarkable quest for a domestic clean sweep of five trophies remained firmly on course after they thrashed Newbuildings by 62 runs in their All-Ireland T20 Cup semi-final.
Are Pembroke the greatest Irish club side ever?
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Never before has a more talented bunch of players been assembled under the same banner here. Seven of the men's first team - Andrew Balbirnie, Lorcan Tucker, Tim and Harry Tector, Gavin Hoey, Barry McCarthy and Josh Little - have played for Ireland in the last nine months, with Byron McDonough set to make his debut next week.
Pembroke continue Drive for Five
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Pembroke completed the second leg of their Drive for Five last night, taking the LHW Leinster Senior Cup after a one-sided final in Sydney Parade.
Record 16th triumph for Pembroke
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Pembroke won the Leinster Senior Cup for a record 16th time with a crushing 222 runs victory over Leinster CC
Pembroke face Leinster in Senior Cup final
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One down and “a busy few weeks to come” is how Pembroke skipper Jack Tector sums up the season, ahead of the Leinster Senior Cup final against Leinster at Sydney Parade on Saturday.
Little powers Pembroke to emphatic victory
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Louise Little produced a blistering unbeaten 84 as Pembroke Women swept aside Merrion by 10 wickets in a one-sided Premier League contest.
Pembroke beat North County to stay top
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Pembroke stayed top of the table with a routine nine-wicket victory over North County, comfortably chasing a modest target of 143.
Pembroke power into Irish Senior Cup final
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Competition favourites Pembroke reached the Irish Senior Cup final with a 70-run victory over Malahide at Sydney Parade and remain firmly on course to add to their 2019 success.
Clontarf beat Pembroke to tighten title race
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Clontarf handed leaders Pembroke their second defeat of the season with a 19-run victory in a high-scoring contest.
Pembroke crowned Leinster T20 champions
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Pembroke lifted the Leinster T20 Cup after completing an impressive five-wicket victory over Leinster in the final at Sydney Parade, capping a dramatic day in which both sides had first come through contrasting semi-finals.
Hoey heroics as holders Pembroke survive Hills scare
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Holders Pembroke survived a major scare before squeezing past The Hills by 13 runs to book their place in the Leinster Senior Cup final, where they will host Leinster in the decider on Saturday August 1.
Joy of six for Pembroke
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Premiership wins for Pembroke, Phoenix, Balbriggan, Civil Service, Malahide and Cork County
Pembroke continue to set pace in Premiership
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Pembroke strengthened their position at the top of the Cricket Leinster Premier League with an emphatic 82-run victory over Cork County at the Mardyke. There were victories too for Merrion and Balbriggan.
Pembroke deliver statement win
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NCU Premier League champions Instonians crashed to their third defeat in four days, in three different competitions, as Pembroke showed their strength in depth in the Irish Cup. Wins too for Leinster, Rush, CSNI, Malahide, Lisburn, Railway and Woodvale.
Pembroke depth to be tested in Phoenix cup tie
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Pembroke's strength in depth will be under scrutiny when they begin their defence of the Leinster Senior Cup on Saturday in Phoenix Park.
Pembroke pulverise Waringstown
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Tim Tector did not know if he had just hit his highest senior score but after winning the Irish Cup match of the round for Pembroke, it was hardly top of his priorities.
New Sherriff in town as Pembroke win again
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There were wins in the Leinster Premiership for Pembroke, North County, Clontarf, Balbriggan, Merrion and Malahide.
LCU Previews 2: Pembroke
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How do you improve on almost perfection? After back-to-back domestic doubles Pembroke will once again go in search of further silverware and will be favourites for every competition they enter.
Double signing for Pembroke
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Pembroke have announced the signing of overseas players for both their men's and women's sides.
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