Terenure CC 2026
Leinster 1st Team League
Cork Harlequins beat Terenure by 5 wickets..
Farmers Cross, 5 September.
Terenure 180 (30.1 overs; D Lynch 39, N Khan 30; M Brewster 3-33, U Khan 3-59, A Hickey 2-10, S Jones 2-61)
Cork Harlequins 185-5 (30.5 overs; D Sumanasinghe 102*; N Khan 2-46)
Leinster 1st Team League
Terenure lost to The Hills by 6 wickets.
Terenure, 23 August.
Terenure 129 (28.3 overs; SIdharth Nair 40, Bhavic Tukrel 30*; Cian Nulty 3-36, Febin Manoj 2-11, Killian McGrane 2-33, Tomas Rooney Murphy 2-36)
The Hills 133-4 (18.3 overs; Yaseen Sherzad 68*, Nathan Rooney 26; Bhavic Tukrel 2-21)
Leinster 1st Team League
Terenure lost to North Kildare by 5 wickets.
Terenure, 15 August.
Terenure 301-7 (50 overs; SIdharth Nair 59, Gareth Morgan 49, Zeeshan Mumtaz 42, Kripesh Shetty 25; Nazmus Monon 3-56, Nicholas Hunter 2-60)
North Kildare 304-5 (43.4 overs; Yash Kalasannavar 112*, Sayed Shah 57, Moize Haider 45, Ankit Pareek 35; Bhavic Tukrel 2-43, Henry Dall 2-64)
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
Terenure lost to Knockharley by 4 wickets.
Terenure, 2 August.
Terenure 214 (47 overs; Gareth Morgan 66*, Thomas Shand 42, Henry Dall 36, Aamir Bafanda 28; Brandon Kruger 4-16, Sumit Singh 3-39, Syed Mehdi 2-49)
Knockharley 217-6 (48.1 overs; Sumit Singh 35*, Daneyaal Janjua 30, Ehtesham Ahmed 28; Henry Dall 2-36)
Leinster 1st Team League
Terenure beat Cork Harlequins by 4 wickets.
Terenure, 26 July.
Cork Harlequins 240 (42.1 overs; D Sumanasinghe 90, U Khan 46, A Hickey 30; K Shetty 4-39, N Khan 2-24) Terenure 243-6 (36.3 overs; B Tukrel 53, Z Mumtaz 50, H Dall 37, S Nair 27; J Kalathera 2-22, U Khan 2-52)
Leinster 1st Team League
Knockharley tied with Terenure.
Knockharley, 19 July.
Knockharley 122 (38 overs; Sayed Zubair 52*; Aamir Bafanda 4-25, Thomas Shand 2-7, Bhavic Tukrel 2-19, Henry Dall 2-34) Terenure 122 (33.4 overs; Thomas Shand 26; Brandon Kruger 5-22, Daneyaal Janjua 3-25)
Leinster 1st Team League
Terenure beat North Kildare by 7 wickets.
Terenure, 12 July.
North Kildare 127 (27.5 overs; N Monon 30; N Khan 5-31, B Dillon 2-34) Terenure 132-3 (17.2 overs; D Lynch 37*, Z Mumtaz 34*, M Cotter 24; N Monon 2-24)
Leinster 1st Team League
The Hills beat Terenure by 76 runs.
The Vineyard, 27 June.
The Hills 339 (50 overs; L Blackford 103, N Rooney 59, Mohammad Sherzad 50, J Fletcher 40; B Dillon 3-63, H Dall 2-67, A Bafanda 2-67) Terenure 263 (45 overs; T Shand 81, Z Mumtaz 75, H Dall 37; K McGrane 3-51, R Payne 3-61)
The Hills stars (The Hills CC)
The Hills powered to a convincing 76-run CL First Team League victory over Terenure at The Vineyard, piling up 339 before dismissing the visitors for 263. Liam Blackford was the dominant figure, striking a superb 103, while Nathan Rooney provided late fireworks with 59 and Mohammad Yaseen Sherzad made 50. Joe Fletcher’s 40 helped sustain the momentum as Terenure’s attack was put under relentless pressure, Benjamin Dillon taking 3 for 63. Terenure’s reply suffered an immediate setback when Mick Cotter fell without a run, but Thomas Shand’s 81 and Zeeshan Mumtaz’s 75 kept them interested after Henry Dall’s 37. However, Killian McGrane and Roxton Payne claimed three wickets apiece as The Hills closed out a comprehensive win.
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 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 1st Team League
Terenure lost to Knockharley by 5 wickets.
Terenure, 14 June.
Terenure 186-9 (50 overs; Henry Dall 54, Aamir Bafanda 29, Vishnu Sadanandan 23, Sophie Reid 21; Jack Condie 3-42, Syed Medhi 2-47) Knockharley 187-5 (36.5 overs; Brandon Kruger 56, Sumit Singh 41*, Mubeen Ali 34, Sayed Zubair 32; Henry Dall 2-38, Aamir Bafanda 2-44)
Brandon Kruger (Baz Grimes)
Knockharley continued their impressive form with a five-wicket victory over Terenure after comfortably chasing down a target of 187. Earlier, Henry Dall top-scored with 54, striking eight fours, while Aamir Bafanda made 29 as Terenure posted 186-9. Jack Condie led the bowling attack with 3-42, supported by Syed Medhi's 2-47. The chase got off to a solid start as Sayed Zubair (32) and Brandon Kruger shared a half-century opening stand. Kruger continued his excellent season with 56, including eight boundaries. Although Terenure briefly fought back through Dall and Bafanda, an unbroken fifth-wicket stand of 67 between Sumit Singh (41*) and Mubeen Ali (34) guided Knockharley to the brink of victory, eventually clicnhing a five-wicket win with more than 13 overs to spare.
Alan Murray Cup
Group A: Railway Union beat Terenure by 97 runs.
Park Avenue, 8 June.
Railway Union 177-5 (20 overs; L McCarthy 66, H Hamilton 54*; S Bacha 2-29) Terenure 80 (17.5 overs; J Srivastava 4-15, A Tipnis 2-7, M Canniffe 2-8)
Railway Union cruised to a commanding 97-run victory over Terenure in their Group A clash at Park Avenue. Promoted to open the batting, Liam McCarthy made the most of the opportunity with a blistering 66 from just 32 balls, striking six fours and five sixes to set the tone for the innings. He shared the bulk of Railway’s 177-5 with Hayden Hamilton, who anchored the effort superbly with an unbeaten 54 from 49 deliveries, including four fours and a six. Syed Bacha was Terenure’s most successful bowler with 2-29. Any hopes of a competitive chase quickly disappeared as Terenure’s batting struggled throughout. Jaagrat Srivastava ripped through the line-up with 4-15, while Abhay Tipnis and Mark Canniffe claimed two wickets apiece as Terenure were dismissed for a disappointing 80
Leinster 1st Team League
North Kildare beat Terenure by 2 wickets.
The Maws, 7 June.
Terenure 166 (40.1 overs; Mick Cotter 46, Sid Nair 25; Nurulain Boda 3-38, Nazmus Monon 2-16, Akhilesh Sharma 2-19, Adnan Ahmadzai 2-46) North Kildare 167-8 (38.1 overs; Yash Kalasannavar 58, Asadullah Ahmadzai 32, Adnan Ahmadzai 27; Henry Dall 3-43, Aamir Bafanda 2-32)
North Kildare edged a tense two-wicket victory over Terenure at The Maws after a dramatic finish in the Leinster Cricket League First Team League. Terenure were bowled out for 166 in 40.1 overs despite a solid start from Mick Cotter, whose 46 from 55 balls included three sixes. Cotter and Henry Dall (17) added 52 for the first wicket before Sid Nair contributed 25, but the innings lost momentum as wickets fell regularly. Nurulain Boda claimed 3-38, while Nazmus Monon, Akhilesh Sharma and Adnan Ahmadzai each took two wickets. North Kildare's chase was built around Yash Kalasannavar's fluent 58, featuring seven fours, and they appeared comfortable at 99-2. However, Terenure fought back brilliantly, reducing them to 152-8 before North Kildare finally scrambled over the line with 11 balls to spare, despite three wickets for henry Dall.
Leinster 1st Team League
The Hills beat Terenure by 6 wickets (DLS).
The Vineyard, 1 June.
Terenure 201-7 (37 overs; S Nair 56, T Shand 46, H Dall 38; M Sherzad 2-12) The Hills 208-4 ( 31.3 overs; N Rooney 68, M Sherzad 35, L Blackford 26; B Tukrel 3-41) (Delayed start - match reduced to 37 overs. The Hills target: 207.)
The Hills recorded a six-wicket DLS victory league win over Terenure at The Vineyard in a match reduced to 37 overs per side. Terenure posted 201-7, with Sid Nair top-scoring with 56, while Tom Shand made 46 and Henry Dall added 38. Mohammad Sherzad was the pick of The Hills bowlers, returning impressive figures of 2-12. Chasing a revised target of 207, The Hills got off to a flying start thanks to Muzamil Sherzad, who blasted 35 from just 18 balls, striking five fours and two sixes. Nathan Rooney then produced a devastating innings, hammering 68 from only 34 deliveries, including eight sixes and a four, to put the result beyond doubt. Liam Blackford earlier contributed 26 as The Hills reached 208-4 in the 32nd over to seal a comfortable victory.
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.
National Cup
Round 2: Sandyford beat Terenure by 51 runs.
Marlay Park, 24 May.
Sandyford 164-9 (40 overs; A Pandey 28, R Potluri 26; V Sadanandan 4-21, B Turkel 2-49) Terenure 113 (33.2 overs; H Dall 37; M Ishtiyaq 3-16, A Pandey 3-21, S Rao 3-30)
Sandyford produced one of the shocks of the National Cup second round with a superb 51-run win over fancied Terenure at Marlay Park. Batting first, Sandyford posted 164 for 9 from their 40 overs with Abhishek Pandey top-scoring with 28 and Rachan Potluri adding 26. Vishnu Sadanandan was the standout bowler for Terenure, claiming 4 for 21, while Bhavic Turkel took 2 for 49. Terenure were expected to chase the target comfortably but Sandyford’s bowlers had other ideas. Henry Dall battled hard for 37, but wickets fell regularly as the innings never gained momentum. Manan Ishtiyaq and Pandey both claimed three wickets, taking 3 for 16 and 3 for 21 respectively, while Skando Rao also picked up 3 for 30. The victory keeps Sandyford’s cup dream alive and sends them into the next round full of confidence.
Leinster Senior Cup
Round 1: Terenure lost to The Hills by 13 runs.
Terenure, 16 May.
The Hills 160 (36.4 overs; M Sherzad 61, L Blackford 29; B Tukrel 4-35, A Bafanda 2-19, H Dall 2-20) Terenure 147 (31.3 overs; S Nair 49,B Tukrel 32, H Dall 31; T Rooney Murphy 3-29, K McGrane 2-15, M Sherzad 2-22, M Weldon 2-38) (42 overs match.)
The Hills booked their place in the next round with a hard-fought 13-run victory over Terenure in a gripping clash that ebbed and flowed throughout. Opener Muzamil Sherzad gave The Hills an explosive start, smashing 61 from just 50 balls with seven fours and three sixes. He shared a superb second-wicket stand of 82 with overseas professional Liam Blackford, who contributed 29. However, from a commanding 93 for 1, The Hills collapsed dramatically to 160 all out in 36.4 overs. Bhavic Tukrel led the fightback with excellent figures of 4 for 35, while skipper Henry Dall and Alex Bafanda claimed two wickets each. Terenure’s chase remained finely balanced throughout. Sid Nair struck 49 with six fours and two sixes, while Dall made 31 and Tukrel completed an impressive all-round display with 32. But The Hills held their nerve in the closing stages as skipper Tomas Rooney-Murphy took 3 for 29, supported by two wickets apiece from Killian McGrane, Matthew Weldon and Sherzad. Their reward is a home tie against the winners of Civil Service/Adamstown.
National Cup
Round 1: Killyclooney lost to Terenure by 6 wickets.
Killyclooney, 9 May.
Killyclooney 203 (40 overs; T Dougherty 28, C Mehaffey 23, A Nicholl 21, A Moan 21, A Colhoun 20; H Dall 3-13, N Khan 3-50, B Dillon 2-47) Terenure 208-4 (27.5 overs; S Nair 64*, M Cotter 52, Z Mumtaz 38, D Lynch 29*; M Gordon 2-33)
Naveed Khan appeals (CricketEurope)
Terenure produced one of the most fluent chases of the round, overhauling Killyclooney’s 203 in under 28 overs. Sid Nair’s unbeaten 42-ball 64 included 5 fours and 5 sixes, while opener Mick Cotter’s fluent 52 (10 fours, 1 six) ensured a six-wicket win. There were runs too for Zeeshan Mumtiaz (38), and Donal Lynch, who made a run-a-ball unbeaten 29. Earlier, Tim Dougherty was one of five batters to pass 20, but none passed 30 after disciplined bowling from skipper Henry Dall and Naveed Khan, each of who took three wickets, while Ben Dillon claimed two.
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
Terenure beat Cork Harlequins by 7 wickets
Terenure, 26 April.
Cork Harlequins 164 (36.5 overs; Umer Khan 59, A Hickey 41, D Joyce 26; K Shetty 4-34, B Dillon 2-29, A Bafanda 2-46) Terenure 166-3 (21.3 overs; S Nair 53*, H Dall 52, G Morgan 25; U Khan 2-23)
It's a funny old game as Greavsie once said. Cork Harlequins travelled with ten men and at 90 for 8 it looked a forlorn journey. Enter stage left Umer Khan who hit 6 sixes and three fours in a 33-ball 59 as the 9th and last wicket added 64. Kripesh Shetty took four wickets, while there were two apiece for Ben Dillon and Amir Bifanda. Sid Nair (53*) and Henry Dall (52) added 90 for the third wicket in the chase as Terenure reached 140 for 2 in the 19th over. The stand was ended but Terenure had little trouble in clinching a seven-wicket win.
Leinster 1st Team League
Terenure beat North Kildare by 6 wickets (DLS).
Oakhill, 23 April.
North Kildare 156-5 (28 overs; A Ahmadzai 71*, A Dar 44*; D Cleary 4-28) Terenure 194-4 (26.5 overs; H Dall 64, J Prendergast 43*, M Cotter 41, S Reid 33*; N Hunter 3-42) (Target: 192 in 28 overs)
Leinster Senior Cup
Preliminary Round: Terenure beat Knockharley by 5 wickets (DLS).
Terenure, 18 April.
Knockharley 271-7 (50 overs; D Janjua 100*, M Nawaz 36, S Zubair 33, E Ahmed 29, S Ali 26; K Shetty 2-52, Z Mumtaz 2-52, H Dall 2-53) Terenure 168-5 (22 overs; H Dall 101*; J Condie 2-37) (Target 168 in 24 overs.)
Henry Dall's unbeaten hundred won it for Terenure (Cricket Leinster)
Terenure captain Henry Dall scored a brilliant unbeaten hundred to lead his team to a five-wicket (DLS) win over Knockharley. Daneyaal Janjua thumped nine sixes in a 78--ball unbeaten hundred as the visitors posted 271 for 7 - two wickets apiece for Kripesh Shetty, Zeeshan Mumtiaz and Dall. Gareth Morgan went early in the chase but Mick Cotter (23) and Dall steadied the ship with a half century stand. Rain meant a revised target of 168 in 24 overs and thanks to Dall they coasted to the win as the Australian hit 18 boundaries in his 74-ball unbeaten 101 to seal the win with two overs to spare.
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 1st Team League
| P | W | T | NR | L | BP | Pts | |
| The Hills | 15 | 13 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 44 | 316 |
| Knockharley | 15 | 10 | 1 | 1 | 3 | 42 | 267 |
| North Kildare | 15 | 7 | 0 | 0 | 8 | 26 | 166 |
| Adamstown | 15 | 6 | 0 | 0 | 9 | 32 | 152 |
| Terenure | 15 | 4 | 1 | 0 | 10 | 39 | 131 |
| Cork Harlequins | 15 | 2 | 0 | 2 | 11 | 7 | 72 |
Impressive Terenure beat Harlequins
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Terenure completed an impressive four-wicket victory over Cork Harlequins after chasing down 241 with more than 13 overs to spare.
King Henry leads Terenure to cup win
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Henry Dall scored a sublime unbeaten century as Terenure got their 2026 season off to a winning start with a five-wicket (DLS) win over Knockharley in the preliminary round of the LHW Senior Cup.
LCU Previews 13: Terenure
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Terenure are looking forward to a second season in the First Team League, after a decent first campaign where they lost games at key points to put pressure on at the top.
Terenure, Dublin
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