NWCU Women's Cup 2026
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Fox Lodge lost to Bonds Glen by 7 wickets.
Ballymagorry, 20 July.
Fox Lodge 95/9 (20 overs; Mollie Devine 40, Kara Bates 22*; Lucy Thompson 3-34, Rihanna Young 2-13, Stephanie Wilkinson 2-8)
Bonds Glen 99/3 (13.1 overs; Emily Young 30*, Rihanna Young 26*)
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Eglinton lost to Coleraine by 6 wickets.
Eglinton, 20 July.
Eglinton 78/8 (20 overs; Kia McCartney 3-4, Amy Caulfield 2-6)
Coleraine 80/4 (12.3 overs; Amelia Guy 23; Catherine Kee 2-10)
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Bready beat St Johnston by 9 wickets.
Magheramason, 20 July.
St Johnston 41 (14.4 overs; L Rodgers 3-7, Alexa Barr 2-9, Abbey Kelly 2-9)
Bready 42/1 (5.3 overs)
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St Johnston lost to Brigade by 2 wickets.
The Boathole, 19 July.
St Johnston 194-9 (50 overs; M Rankin 56, C Olphert 23, D Lapsley 20; D Barr 3-25, T McKeegan 3-42, R Macbeth 2-21)
Brigade 197-8 (42.3 overs; G Roulston 67, I Hussain 42, J Smallwoods 27; D Anthony 3-46, G McCarter 2-28, S Macbeth 2-49)
Michael Rankin (CricketEurope)NW Premiership
Strabane lost to Newbuildings by 225 runs.
Strabane Park, 19 July.
Newbuildings 370-6 (50 overs; P Salmon 172, J Wilson 100*, J Thompson 56; M Mohsin 3-67, M Aggarwal 2-51)
Strabane 145 (35.2 overs; C Graham 44, R Logue 34; J Wilson 3-12, R Hunter 3-34)
Jared Wilson scored a century (Carwyn Guy)NWCU Women's Cup
Group A: Coleraine lost to Bready by 3 wickets.
Sandel Lodge, 19 July.
Coleraine 174/5 (30 overs; Amy Caulfield 87, Kenya McCartney 35; Jodie Spence 2-19) Bready 176/7 (28 overs; Mansi Bhavsar 39, E Wasson 25, Sophie Hamilton 21*; Hannah Skinner 3-24)
The Bready Famous Five (Bready CC)Group B: Bonds Glen beat Fox Lodge by 5 wickets.
Bonds Glen, 28 June.
Fox Lodge 157-6 (27 overs; Mollie Devine 92, Elle Moore 35; Leah Thompson 3-12) Bonds Glen 168-5 (15 overs; Rihanna Young 42, Leah Thompson 34; Elle Moore 3-45)
Group A: Eglinton lost to Coleraine by 8 wickets.
Eglinton, 7 June.
Eglinton 74-6 (17 overs; Cara Lamberton 13; Anna McGurk 2-3, Kenya McCartney 2-7) Coleraine 75-2 (10.4 overs; Kia McCartney 27 not out, Connie Block 16 not out, Kenya McCartney 15)
Kia McCartney and Connie Block (Stephen McCartney)
Coleraine enjoyed an emphatic eight-wicket victory over Eglinton in the latest Women's Cup group-stage encounter. Eglinton struggled to build momentum after being asked to bat, finishing on 74-6 from their 17 overs. Cara Lamberton top-scored with 13, while Coleraine's bowlers shared the wickets around. Anna McGurk produced an economical spell of 2-3, with Kenya McCartney also impressing with 2-7. The chase was completed comfortably in the 11th over. Kia McCartney led the way with an unbeaten 27, while Connie Block made 16 not out and Kenya McCartney added 15 as Coleraine cruised to victory.
Group A: Bready v Coleraine. Match abandoned.
Magheramason, 17 May.
Bready Coleraine
Another washout in the North West with no play possible.
Group B: Bonds Glen beat St Johnston by 10 wkts.
Bonds Glen, 10 May.
St Johnston 80 (23.4 overs; A McKnight 32; S Wilkinson 3-12, Lucy Thompson 3-16, R Young 2-14) Bonds Glen 81-0 (8 overs; E Young 34*, R Young 24*)
Emily and Rihanna Young added 81 (Bonds Glen CC)
Bonds Glen ran out convincing 10-wicket winners in their Group B Cup game at home to St Johnston. The Saints batting failed to fire with only Abbie McKnight's 32 setting the standard as they were bowled out for 80. Stephanie Wilkinson and Lucv Thompson each took three wickets, while Rihanna Young claimed two. Young them turned her attention to the batting, making an unbeaten 24, while her sister Emily hit an unbeaten 34 as they sealed victory in eight overs.
Group A: Coleraine walkover v Eglinton.
Sandel Lodge, 10 May.
Coleraine Eglinton
Coleraine get the points after Eglinton were unable to field a side.
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