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2021 Monday Night Youth Coaching Programme will be starting on the 10th May.

Our junior teams (U15s, U13s & U11s) returned to training last week

We look forward to welcoming everyone to the Lawn in 2021 and hopefully at some point into the refurbished pavilion.

We will be holding our AGM on Monday 8th February @ 8pm via Zoom.

If you are interested in sponsoring a match or ball for any of our 2020 1st XI or 2nd XI fixtures please contact Mark Fitzpatrick

Due to the delay to the start of the season, the committee is proposing that only 50% of the annual membership fee is paid for 2020

AN historic Schools Cup final will take place at Osborne Park on Friday when RBAI meet RBAI 2nd XI after the senior side defeated Wallace High by 120 runs in yesterday’s second semi-final.

Friday's Schools' Cup Final will be an all Inst. affair as the First XI brushed aside the challenge of Wallace High School in the second semi-final.

CARRICKFERGUS are out on their own at the top of the Premier League, the only team to have won their first two games – and already they have shown their strength in depth.

No change at the top of the Section One table as the top four all win, Derriaghy extending their unbeaten run to eight with victory over Templepatrick.

Round-up of the Premier League where there were victories for Carrick, North Down, Lisburn and CSNI.

RBAI 2ndXI shocked Campbell College recording a 21 run win in today's Schools' Cup semi-final.

Ballymena will face Cregagh in the NCU T20 Trophy final after a thrilling four-run win against Muckamore at Moylena.

Half centuries from Oliver Topping and Zac Solomon propelled Campbell College into the semi-finals of the Schools Cup after a convincing 118-run win over Methodist College Belfast.

Cregagh defeated Saintfield for the second time in four days as they followed up their league success on Saturday with a 40 run victory in the first of the T20 Trophy semi-finals.

Michael Waite's superb 169 ensured Wallace High School reached the semi-finals of this year's Schools Cup as they ran out 244 run winners against Friends' School.

Jordan Wade's hard hitting 77 ensured another 250+ total for Derriaghy as they continued their unbeaten start to the Section One League campaign.

CIYMS may have been forced to start the season without two of their Ireland squad members but they still made a winning opening defence to the Premier League.

Max Burton's brilliant century ensured Cliftonville Academy progressed in the NCU Senior Challenge Cup, while Jamie Rogers starred as Armagh edged out Saintfield in the other preliminary round game.

The NCU Premier League returned with a bang on Saturday as over 2,000 runs were scored across four matches and three players registered centuries.

Carrickfergus have the first trophy of the season in their clubhouse and on the basis of yesterday’s opening game in the Premier League, they seem certain to be in contention over the longer format.

Derriaghy won the top of the table clash with Cregagh and move 8 points clear of their nearest rivals.

Carrickfergus continued the form which saw the win the T20 Cup last week with a convincing eight-wicket win against North Down in the Premier League.

The local season takes a huge step forward tomorrow with the return of the NCU Premier League and the North West Premiership.

The annual MCC week in Northern Ireland due to start next Tuesday has been cancelled.

Derriaghy continue to be the early pace setters in Section One as they beat the weather and challengers Saintfield by four runs.

THE big players enjoy the big stage and one of the players of the season, Jacques Snyman ensured that Carrickfergus won the Lagan Valley Steels T20 Cup.

Like two heavyweight boxers, Carrick and CSNI fought it out for the right to be crowned Lagan Valley Steels T20 champions.

A MEMORABLE innings by Civil Service North captain Gary Wilson maintained his side’s unbeaten start to the season and sends them into the Lagan Valley Steels T20 Cup final at the Lawn as favourites.

Civil Service North and Carrick will meet in the final of the Lagan Valley Steels T20 Cup after two pulsating semi-finals.

The first two trophies of the season will be handed out this weekend in the NCU with the big one on Sunday after the final of the Lagan Valley Steels T20 Cup at The Lawn.

Three of the semi-finalists in the T20 Trophy have been decided as Cregagh, Saintfield and Muckamore record victories.

After they followed their opening day victory against Waringstown by losing three consecutive matches, not many would have expected Lisburn to be finishing in the Twenty20 Cup top-four.

FOR the first time since 2010, neither North Down nor Waringstown will be in the NCU T20 Cup final.

Lisburn made the semi-finals as they edged out North Down in a low-scoring winner takes all match against North Down at Wallace Park.

LIisburn completed the semi-final line-up for the T20 Cup with a three wickets victory over North Down which was more comfortable than the margin would suggest.

Derriaghy win the battle of the table-toppers leaving Donacloney Mill, Cregagh, Saintfield and Cliftonville Academy all sharing second spot.

Muckamore are the first side into the semi-finals of the NCU T20 Trophy after a five wickets win against Cliftonville Academy at Moylena.

Jacques Snyman’s second century of the season ensures a T20 Cup semi-final berth for Carrickfergus after a five-run win over holders CIYMS at Belmont on Friday night.

Jacob Mulder is back at CIYMS having reversed his decision to go back permanently to his native Australia.

Ruhan Pretorius will be back in action in the first of all eight teams’ double-headers, tonight and tomorrow, to complete the group stages of the NCU T20 Cup.

Civil Service North remain the team to beat as they added the scalp of previously unbeaten Carrickfergus in the top of the table clash at Middle Road.

It’s a three-way tie at the top of the NCU Section One table after Derriaghy, Saintfeld, and Donacloney Mill all made it three wins from three.

Civil Service North top the table after their fourth win of the season. Wins too for CIYMS, Lisburn and Waringstown.

John Matchett took three wickets and scored an unbeaten half century as CIYMS thumped Lisburn by eight wickets in their T20 Cup clash at Wallace Park on Friday night.

Muckamore have re-signed batsman Adam McDaid from Ballyspallen.

Ben and James Rose helped Instonians to their first win of the season as they chased 127 to beat Woodvale by five wickets with nine balls to spare.

CIVIL Service North and Carrickfergus missed the chance to extend their advantage at the top of the T20 Cup last night when both matches were called off after yesterday’s rain.

Gareth Harrison slammed an unbeaten 72 to help Saintfield beat Cliftonville Academy by six wickets as they chased 134 to win with eight balls to spare.

CIVIL SERVICE NORTH lead the way in the Lagan Valley Steels T20 Cup, the only team to win their first three matches.

Donacloney Mill and Derriaghy both make it two out of two share top spot in Section One.

There were wins on Saturday in the LVS T20 Cup for CSNI who top the table, North Down, Carrickfergus and CIYMS.

Jacques Snyman’s brilliant 121 was the catalyst for a resounding 116-run win for Carrickfergus against Lisburn, while North Down trounced Woodvale by ten wickets.

THERE is more than a hint of irony that Woodvale’s first match of the season is at The Green in Comber tonight because lining up against North Down will be Ruhan Pretorius and Aditya Adey.

Luke Georgeson's unbeaten 75 propelled CSNI to victory over CIYMS in their LVS T20 clash at Stormont.

Instonians seamer James Magee's five wicket haul was in vain after torrential rain washed out their T20 clash with Waringstown between innings at The Lawn.

Muckamore have rewarded the outstanding service and contribution of John McCormick by naming one end of their ground in his honour.

Murray Commins cannot play for CIYMS after the Home Office confirmed what the NCU suspected; the South African has arrived in Northern Ireland, as a professional cricketer, with the wrong visa to play sport.

Men's and Women's Cup sponsor Gallagher have added their support to a new Women's Challenge Plate competition.

THERE are fears that CIYMS could be without their Irish-qualifying South African Murray Commins for the foreseeable future.

WHAT a start to the 2021 NCU season. Only two games in the Lagan Valley Steels Cup beat the weather but one produced a last ball finish and the other an outstanding innings.

Two matches managed to survive the weather in the NCU and it was Uptown Top Rankin for Lisburn who edged out Waringstown in a last ball thriller in the game of the day at The Lawn.

There was action in the NCU Women’s Premier League with two games getting played.

MURRAY Commins was still waiting last night to be given the go-ahead to play for CIYMS, after arriving in the country with the wrong visa.

It was late last night before CIYMS found out if Murray Commins, their Irish qualifying South African could not play in today’s Lagan Valley Steels T20 Cup match against Woodvale.

IT has been a strange winter for most people, sports people in particular, and for Boyd Rankin, the strangest ever.

2020 was a successful season for Bangor who collected the Robinson Services Bowl, and skipper Adam McCusker is confident after being given a second chance in Section One.

Ballymena have been boosted by the return of the experienced James Kennedy, while having Michael Glass join from Lisburn will further boost their batting.

After a strong end to the season in 2020, Cliftonville Academy go into the new campaign with genuine hopes of a promotion challenge.

After leading Armagh’s first team for six seasons and guiding them to two promotions, Matthew Steenson has announced he will step down as captain ahead of the 2021 campaign.

Derriaghy are expected to be among the major contenders for the Section One title and have added to their squad this season with Jordan Wade coming from Downpatrick.

Instonians have a settled look about them, and the club will use the 2021 season to bring more of their much vaunted young players into the senior set-up.

Four new faces arrive at Stormont, but that is offset by the loss of the experienced duo of James Kennedy and Graeme McCarter.

NCU Challenge Cup holders CIYMS will host Carrickfergus in the first round of the Gallagher Challenge Cup, which is due to return after a break of 22 months.

Adam Berry will once again be at the helm for the Wallace Park side, and he will be hoping that Boyd Rankin will finally get the opportunity to make his debut.

The draw for the NCU Challenge Cup, which will again be sponsored by Gallagher, has been released.

After a disappointing 2020, Carrickfergus have strengthened considerably with four quality additions to their squad for the current season.

The Belmont side have been the dominant force in NCU cricket in recent years and there's no doubt they will once again be the side to beat in 2021.

On the day that the Pedal4Patto cyclists are making their way around the cricket clubs of the NCU, it's a remarkable coincidence that almost 20 years ago to the day Andy Patterson and Kyle McCallan were doing battle on the cricket field.

On the day that the NCU confirmed they hope to start the 50-over season on June 12, Robinson Services have extended their sponsorship of the Premier League for another three years.

Neil Rock is believed to be considering a loan move to NCU side Carrickfergus ahead of the new season.

Northern Knights captain Harry Tector is believed to be considering starting the domestic season in the NCU.

It's been a busy close season at Comber, with major signings and also high profile departures.

The NCU season will get under way on May 8th with Lagan Valley Steels T20 action across the board.

NCU Premier League fixtures have been revealed as Robinson Services renew their sponsorship.

Waringstown will have to cope without the services of their all-time leading run scorer James Hall for the 2021 season, but they have two top quality signings that will be boost their all-round strength and depth.

We start our preview of the NCU clubs with a look at Woodvale, who have been busy as the new season approaches.

The Northern Cricket Union and North West have both confirmed their seasons will start two weeks today, on Saturday May 8, with their Twenty20 competitions.

The local season is expected to get under way in both the NCU and NW on Saturday May 8th.

CSNI seamer Matthew Foster turned in an impressive display for Cardiff UCCE against Derbyshire in their drawn three-day match.

Following the death of former Woodvale and Irish international Bob Matier earlier this week, we publish an interview he did with David Scott.

50 years' service to his beloved Dundrum in the NCU. Jeff Maguire is bowing out with the club never in a better position.

James Cameron-Dow has been appointed Director of Youth cricket at Instonians.

Lo siento mucho, no cricket trip to Spain for CIYMS this June.

A potential problem for Northern Ireland clubs regarding the importation of Surrey Loam from GB has been resolved.

The ever popular Ian Houston's contribution to cricket was recognised as he picked up the Official of the Year Award.

NORTH Down and Newbuildings have been nominated by their provincial unions for the Cricket Ireland Club of the Year, which will be announced on Friday night at the annual awards ceremony.

Back in 20008, the NCU Senior Challenge Cup final was a tough battle, with CSNI wicket-keeper Rob Arthur giving his all in a tense, low scoring affair.

One of the most recognizable faces of NCU cricket, Andrew Steven died recently.

Northern Knights Head Coach Simon Johnston has been awarded his Level Four Coaching Certificate by the ECB.

The Northern Cricket Union are planning for a full season this summer but are waiting for a roadmap out of the lockdown before confirming the schedule.

Saintfield have announced the return of Ryan Smyth and Mark Yeates to the club for the 2021 season.

CIYMS have confirmed the signing of Ballyspallen all-rounder Graham Kennedy.

North Down have signed three players for the 2021 season, with Sri Lankan Gayan Maneeshan getting the overseas player slot.