| P | W | T | NR | L | Pts | NRR | |
| Kampong | 18 | 14 | 0 | 1 | 3 | 29 | 1.72 |
| VRA | 18 | 11 | 0 | 2 | 5 | 24 | 0.72 |
| Punjab | 18 | 11 | 0 | 2 | 5 | 24 | 0.63 |
| HCC | 18 | 10 | 0 | 2 | 6 | 22 | 0.35 |
| HBS | 18 | 8 | 0 | 1 | 9 | 17 | 0.17 |
| Hermes DVS | 18 | 8 | 0 | 1 | 9 | 17 | -0.05 |
| Voorburg | 18 | 7 | 0 | 2 | 9 | 16 | 0.16 |
| VOC | 18 | 6 | 0 | 1 | 11 | 13 | -1.18 |
| Excelsior | 18 | 5 | 0 | 1 | 12 | 11 | -0.73 |
| Sparta | 18 | 3 | 0 | 1 | 14 | 7 | -1.63 |
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VOC lost to Excelsior by 66 runs. Hazelaarweg, 5 May.
Excelsior 320-4 (50 overs; S Troost 107*, R Tonder 97, S Rahaley 43*, R Verhagen 28)
VOC 254 (50 overs; T Bharaj 87, A Jain 47; A Naqvi 3-40; N Etman 2-29, K Edward 2-48)
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HCC beat Voorburg by 5 wickets. De Diepput, 5 May.
Voorburg 327-7 (50 overs; C de Lange 104, P Hatzoglou 59 G Kaplan 46, H Melville 42; J Brown 4-76)
HCC 328-5 (47.3 overs; B Gorlee 122, Y Patel 51*, T Staal 46, O White 39, H Overdijk 38; T de Leede 2-58, C Mumba 2-74)
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Kampong beat Punjab by 77 runs. Utrecht, 5 May.
Kampong 320-6 (50 overs; L Bangs 85, L Ingram 68, L Berry 53, P Jacod 46*, A Roy 29*; S Kamal 2-71)
Punjab 243 (45.2 overs; J Vandiar 109, S Zulfiqar 57; A Roy 5-56, S Kumar 3-31)
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Hermes-DVS beat VRA by 103 runs. Harga, 5 May.
Hermes DVS 219-8 (50 overs; D Doyle 74, A Ostling 29, N Statham 25; B Fletcher 2-38, D Abhinay 2-39, P Ruffell 2-46, L Turmaine 2-46)
VRA 116 (33 overs; J Cassidy 27, D Abhinay 25; R Elenbaas 3-30, N Woermeijer 2-13, H Jabakhail 2-16)
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HBS beat Sparta by 4 wickets. Craeyenhout, 5 May.
Sparta 210 (47.3 overs; L Boorer 51, J Steenbergen 39, K Klesse 28; W Barresi 3-43, J Mey 2-35, B Boddendijk 2-35, J Rossouw 2-40)
HBS 211-6 (47.2 overs; W Barresi 85, R Mason 33; J Snoep 2-36, J Scheepers 2-46)
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Oman lost to Nepal by 10 runs.
Muscat, 19 October.
Nepal 280 (50 overs; R Paudel 80, DS Airee 69, D Khanal 57, I Pandey 29; S Faisal 5-57, J Odedra 3-44, S Shrivastava 2-61)
Oman 270-7 (50 overs; J Singh 89, H Mirza 87, H Shah 40*; DS Airee 2-56, L Rajbanshi 2-57)
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Canada beat Nepal by 24 runs.
Muscat, 17 October.
Canada 256 (50 overs; Y Samra 105, A Johnson 36, H Thaker 34, H Tariq 30; L Rajbanshi 4-39, S Lamichhane 3-49, DS Airee 2-49) Nepal 232 (46 overs; A Kumal 87, DS Airee 27, I Pandey 21, G Jha 21, A Sheikh 20; S Singh 3-38, S Patel 2-32, K Sana 2-50)
A single down the ground brings Samra to 100
A century from Yuvraaj Samra (117 balls, 11x4, 4x6) carried Canada to 219 before he was the fourth wicket to fall. No late surge from them as Sandeep Lamichhane took two in two and Lalit Rajbanshi claimed his fourth off the final delivery. Not the total Canada looked to be heading for and Nepal will be confident that they can chase it down. Nepali opener Arjun Kumal seemed to have things under control but he was sixth out with 63 needed off nine overs. Gulshan Jha and Karan KC added 22 of them, but three wickets in the 46th over from Sheel Patel including a run-out wrapped up the innings leaving Nepal's last hope Karan KC stranded on 17* . Great celebrations by the Canadians who snatched a win that looked unlikely for almost all of the Nepal innings.
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| P | Pts | NRR | |
| USA | 36 | 49 | 0.65 |
| Scotland | 36 | 45 | 0.71 |
| Netherlands | 32 | 38 | 0.22 |
| Oman | 32 | 33 | -0.09 |
| Namibia | 36 | 33 | -0.28 |
| Nepal | 36 | 30 | 0.00 |
| Canada | 36 | 29 | -0.33 |
| UAE | 32 | 19 | -0.92 |
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Ireland U19s share spoils on South African tour as Biju and Shields impress
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Ireland Under-19s enjoyed a worthwhile trip to South Africa, winning two and losing two of their four 50-over matches in Potchefstroom against North West University and a North West Invitational XI.
Ireland U19s bounce back with emphatic nine-wicket win
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Ireland Under-19s responded in convincing fashion to their opening tour defeat as they swept aside a much weaker Potch XI by nine wickets in a one-sided contest.
Ireland U19s well beaten in South African opener
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Ireland Under-19s made a difficult start to their South African tour as they suffered a comprehensive 101-run defeat against an NWU Invitational XI.
Life or death for Simi Singh
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Ger Siggins on the recent retirement of Simi Singh and his remarkable brush with death.
Ireland squads named for Namibia and Zimbabwe tours
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Ireland will embark on an extensive programme of winter cricket in southern Africa over the next two months as preparations intensify for the crucial 2027 World Cup Qualifier.
Ireland U19 Girls turn to passport holders for Namibia World Cup build-up
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Ireland Under-19 Women will step up their preparations for January’s World Cup with a six-match T20 tour of Namibia later this month — although the composition of the squad is likely to generate as much discussion as the cricket itself.
Biju to lead Ireland Under-19s on South Africa tour
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IRELAND Under-19s will begin the next stage of their development towards the 2028 World Cup with a four-match tour of South Africa next week.
Joyce appointed batting coach
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Ed Joyce has set himself the task of making Ireland’s line-up more consistent in the build-up to next year’s crucial World Cup qualifiers, after he was announced as the new High Performance Batting coach.
Joyce back in green as Ireland’s new batting coach
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Ed Joyce is back in Irish cricket after being appointed Cricket Ireland’s new High Performance Batting Coach, with a remit covering the senior men’s squad and the male talent pathway.
Hunter climbs to 11th in ICC rankings
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Ireland wicket-keeper Amy Hunter has been rewarded for an impressive ODI series against England by moving up to a career-best 11th position in the ICC Women’s ODI Batting Rankings.
England complete clean sweep as Kelly bows out
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England duly completed a clean sweep of their three-match ODI series against England in sunny Worcester and left Ireland still waiting for their first win in the World Cup qualifying.
Kelly heading home
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Arlene Kelly called time on her international career in Worcester yesterday — bowing out as Ireland suffered a third successive defeat in their World Cup qualifying series against England.
Back to the drawing board for Ireland
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It was back to the drawing board for Gaby Lewis at Derby as her Ireland side were bowled out for 165 and lost the second one-day international to England by six wickets, and with it the three-match series.
Women against girls as England thump Ireland
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It was women against girls at the County Ground in Derby as England swept to a second victory in their ODI series against Ireland.
Wilson has work to do after 4-0 drubbing
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If new head coach Gary Wilson was under any illusion as to how tough it will be for Ireland to qualify for next year’s one-day international World Cup a 4-0 drubbing by Afghanistan over the past 10 days will have brought the size of the task into sharp focus.
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NCU Review 19: Saintfield
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Saintfield endured a disappointing season in Section One, finishing seventh despite some outstanding individual performances, most notably from overseas professional Werner Brand, who enjoyed a truly exceptional campaign, and Ethan Hanna with the ball.
Strabane signal trophy ambitions with double signing
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Strabane have signalled their intentions to challenge for major honours in 2027 with the signing of highly-rated all-rounder Alan Mathew from North County.
Simpson relishing Newbuildings return after three years at Fox Lodge
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Teenage wicketkeeper-batter Charlie Simpson is looking forward to a fresh challenge after deciding to return to treble winners Newbuildings following three successful seasons with Fox Lodge.
LCU Review 18: The Hills
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The Hills will be back where they believe they belong in 2027 after sweeping all before them to claim the Leinster First Team League title in emphatic fashion.
NCU Review 18: Lurgan
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Lurgan were left reflecting on what might have been after narrowly missing out on promotion to the Premiership following a thrilling final night of high drama in Section One.
NCU Review 17: Donacloney Mill
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Donacloney Mill endured a frustrating season in Section One, finishing fifth in the table after a campaign that promised much but ultimately failed to deliver a sustained challenge for honours.
LCU Review 17: Terenure
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Terenure endured a disappointing season as they finished fifth in the six-team First Team League, with their struggles all the more frustrating given some outstanding individual performances.
LCU Review 16: North Kildare
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North Kildare finished third in the Leinster First Team League after a season that underlined both their potential and their inconsistency.
Clontarf turn to O’Rourke to drive next generation
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Clontarf have appointed highly-regarded coach Brían O’Rourke as their new Head of Coaching & Youth Development in a major move aimed at strengthening the club’s player pathway.
From Sion Mills glory to tragedy in New Jersey: the remarkable story of William Patterson
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More than a century after his death, the story of William Patterson provides a fascinating link between the great linen industry of the North West, the early days of Sion Mills cricket and one of the most notorious heatwaves in American history.
LCU Review 15: Knockharley
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Knockharley enjoyed a solid 2026 campaign in the Leinster First Team League, finishing second behind runaway champions The Hills after a season in which they produced enough quality to separate themselves from much of the chasing pack.
NCU Review 16: Derriaghy
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Derriaghy endured an anxious 2026 campaign, flirting with relegation for much of the season before finding enough form at the right time to preserve their Section One status.
NW Review 16: Letterkenny
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Letterkenny’s first season in the North West Championship proved to be a difficult learning experience, with the Donegal side finishing bottom of the table and suffering relegation after finding the step up in standard tougher than they had hoped.
NW Review 15: Killyclooney
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Killyclooney will look back on 2026 as a season of real promise, but also one of missed opportunity, after a strong promotion challenge faded during the closing stages of the Championship campaign.
LCU Review 14: Cork Harlequins
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Cork Harlequins endured a tough 2026 season in the First Team League, finishing bottom of the six-team competition after struggling to find the consistency required to climb away from the foot of the table.
NCU Review 15: Cregagh
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Cregagh endured a difficult 2026 campaign, finishing ninth in NCU Section One after a season in which they were rarely able to field anything resembling a settled side.
Hunter and Wilson lead the honours at historic North West awards night
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The North West Cricket Union staged its annual awards presentations in historic surroundings as the ceremony was held for the first time in Derry’s iconic Guildhall.
NCU Review 14: Cooke Collegians
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Cooke Collegians endured a deeply disappointing 2026 season, finishing bottom of NCU Section One and suffering relegation after a campaign in which they were rarely able to build any sustained momentum.
LCU Review 13: Adamstown
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Adamstown finished fourth in the Leinster First Team League in 2026, completing a solid if unspectacular campaign in a competition that continues to struggle for affection among the senior clubs operating below the Premiership.
NW Review 14: Glendermott
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Glendermott’s centenary season ultimately became one of near misses, with the Rectory side going close on three fronts without managing to turn a promising campaign into the silverware they craved.
NW Review 13: Eglinton
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Eglinton’s return to Championship surroundings took longer than they would have liked, and in the end that sluggish opening proved costly as a strong second half was not quite enough to force them into the promotion places.
NCU Review 13: Carrickfergus
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Carrickfergus made absolutely sure there would be no debate about their Premiership credentials in 2026, winning NCU Section One for the second successive season and, this time, opting to take their place in the top flight.
LCU Review 12: Rush
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Rush produced one of the most dramatic finales of the Leinster season, completing a remarkable Great Escape on the final day to preserve their Premiership status when relegation had appeared almost inevitable.
NCU Review 12: Bangor
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Bangor came perilously close to doing a “Devon Loch” in the closing stages of their Section One promotion challenge, but ultimately staggered over the line in second place to secure a return to the NCU Premiership.
Historic occasion at The Mardyke
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A Munster Over-50s XI took to the field for the first time in a landmark occasion for veterans cricket in the province, producing an entertaining contest against Old Ignatians in Cork.
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Munster cricket will enter one of the fastest-growing areas of the game next week when the province stages its first ever Over-50s fixture at The Mardyke.
Raise the Roof
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Cork County CC are running a raffle to fund much-needed roof repairs at The Mardyke.
Holders Cork County beaten in Munster Senior Cup
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Harlequins, Limerick, Galway and Kerry reach Munster Senior Cup last four.
MCC make it two from two against Munster Heat
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Two wins in two days for MCC over hosts Munster Heat as they followed up Saturday’s success with a 38-run victory in Cork
MCC too strong for Munster Heat in tour opener
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MCC got their Southern Ireland week tour off to a perfect start with a commanding 136-run victory over Munster Heat at The Mardyke after a dominant all-round display.
University of Galway teach Athlone severe lesson
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The University of Galway second XI recorded a whopping 371-run win over Athlone at The Lydican on Sunday.
Death of Noel Giltinan
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There was sad news over the weekend following the death of Noel Giltinan.
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