Waringstown’s 3rd XI travelled to Muckamore on Sunday to take on their second XI.

Waringstown’s second string travelled to Belmont to take on CIYMS’s seconds in their final Junior One game of the season

Waringstown beat Merrion by 85 runs to win the Irish Senior Cup

Waringstownn play Merrion at Stormont in the ISC final this Saturday

Communication with our members and supporters

Thirds beat Instonians II and Fourths beat Carrick III

Waringstown continued their fine recent form with another two wins at the weekend.

Senior Squad continue preparation for the 2018 Season.

The U15s lost by 67 runs to a strong CSNI XI in the Graham Cup last night at Stormont.

Having played in 15 Tests, 80 One Day Internationals and 16 Twenty20’s for Zimbabwe, Craig Ervine goes down as one of the most high profile players to have competed in the NCU in recent times.

Carrickfergus again finished inside the top four in the Premier League in 2018, ending the season behind CIYMS and Waringstown in third.

I ran a series of polls to determine a NCU Team of the Year, so I thought it was time I picked my own. Finding the right balance can be a tough task considering there are a lot of all-rounders towards the top of both the batting and bowling charts.

Instonians suffered from a plethora of injuries during the 2018, with many key personnel missing at different points throughout the campaign, but they still finished fourth in the Premier League.

Muckamore secured their place in the Premier League for another season this year, finishing seventh having collected 20 points from 14 games (5 wins, 8 losses, 1 no result).

Waringstown opening batsman Adam Dennison was the standout performer this year, hitting a NCU-high 1335 runs at an average of 51.35.