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Results & Achievements Records NORTHERN CRICKET UNION OF IRELAND RESULTS & ACHIEVEMENTS RECORDS 2020 SEASON The Northern Cricket Union of Ireland is a Company Limited by Guarantee registered in Northern Ireland (Company Number NI 649724) and a Charity registered with the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland (Charity Number NIC 106791) having its registered office at The Pavilion, Stormont Estate, Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast. BT4 3TA CONTENTS RESULTS AND ACHIEVEMENTS ...................................................................................................... 3 CONGRATULATIONS ........................................................................................................................... 3 SCHOOLS’ CRICKET 2020 .................................................................................................................... 3 YOUTH REPRESENTATIVE CRICKET 2020............................................................................................ 3 NCU WOMEN 2020 .......................................................................................................................... 10 MEN’S INTER-PROVINCIALS 2020 .................................................................................................... 12 CUP COMPETITIONS 2020 ................................................................................................................ 14 LEAGUE TABLES 2020 ....................................................................................................................... 15 2 | P a g e RESULTS AND ACHIEVEMENTS CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations are extended to: Ards CC on their 75th Anniversary. CIYMS CC on qualifying for the 2021 European T20. Derriaghy CC on their Centenary. Philip Black on his election as President of Cricket Ireland. Andy McCrea on his Outstanding Contribution to Coaching Award from Cricket Ireland. Paul Stirling on being named as Ireland’s International Player of the Year for 2019. SCHOOLS’ CRICKET 2020 Unfortunately, the impact of COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdown, resulted in the closure of schools in Northern Ireland throughout the summer term. This, along with the subsequent Covid-19 related government restrictions, prevented us from running any schools’ competitions or representative matches this year. YOUTH REPRESENTATIVE CRICKET 2020 BOYS U17 (Inter Provincial series cancelled due to COVID 19) T20 matches were arranged between Provincial Unions. NCU vs NWCU CIYMS CC, Belmont, Thursday 6 August North West 88-9 (J Lambert 4/21, C Doak 3/7) NCU 89/4 off 13.4 overs (M Halliday 27, E Wilson 23 no) NCU won by 6 wickets Ardmore CC, Thursday 13 August NCU 138/6 (A Wylie 28, E Wilson 23) NWCU 78 all out (J Rose 4/21, C Doak 2/11) NCU won by 60 runs 3 | P a g e NCU vs LCU North County CC, Monday 17 August LCU v NCU No play due to rain No Result CIYMS CC, Belmont, Tuesday 18 August NCU v LCU No play due to rain No Result North County CC, Thursday 20 August LCU v NCU No play due to rain No Result CIYMS CC, Belmont, Friday 21 August NCU v LCU No play due to rain No result NCU Boys U17 Squad Matthew Humphreys (Lisburn) Captain Matthew Daly (Waringstown) Jack Dickson (Instonians) Cameron Doak (Lisburn) Rory Ellerby (Instonians) Matthew Halliday (Derriaghy) Adam Kennedy (CIYMS) James Lambert (Instonians) Adam Ly (Instonians) Arnold Oduvelil (Muckamore) Chris Pyper (Bangor) James Rose (Instonians) Ben Snell (Waringstown) Ewan Wilson (Muckamore) Michael Waite (Waringstown) Adam Wylie (Instonians) NCU U16 Festival Festival cancelled due to COVID 19 U15 (Inter Provincial series cancelled due to COVID 19) T20 matches were arranged between Provincial Unions. NCU v LCU Balbriggan CC, Monday 10 August NCU 119/4 (R Hunter 63) Match abandoned after first innings No Result 4 | P a g e Lisburn CC, Tuesday 11 August NCU 132/5 (S Topping 38 no, R Matthews 22 no) LCU 133/3 off 18 overs LCU won by 7 wickets Balbriggan CC, Thursday 13 August LCU 159/4 (A Leckey 3/20) NCU 136 all out (J Keates 31) LCU won by 23 runs Lisburn CC, Friday 14 August LCU 116/7 (H Dyer 3/13, F Lutton 2/8) NCU 98/7 (C McCullough 32 no) LCU won by 18 runs NCU v NWCU Lisburn CC, Wednesday 12 August NWCU 91/9 (D Kane 3/15, R Matthews 2/9) NCU 93/5 (S Topping 36 no, C McCullough 33 no) NCU won by 5 wickets Donemana CC, Wednesday 19 August NCU 128/6 (S Topping 71 no) NWCU 130/3 NWCU won by 7 wickets NCU Boys U15 Squad Rory Ellerby (Instonians) Captain Mohammed Aahil (CSN) Ashton Clark (Carrickfergus) Tom Crothers (Instonians) Harry Dyer (CSN) Ryan Hunter (CSN) David Kane (Templepatrick) Jude Keates (Muckamore) Adam Leckey (CSN) Finn Lutton (Templepatrick) Ryan Matthews (Donacloney Mill) Carson McCullough (CIYMS) Sam Topping (Waringstown) U14 West Cricket Festival Festival cancelled due to COVID 19 5 | P a g e U13 NCU v LCU Ringscommons CC, Tuesday 4 August NCU 100/9 (J West 42) LCU 91/7 (S Yeates 2/12, M Hollway 2/18) NCU won by 9 runs Derriaghy CC, Wednesday 5 August No play due to rain No Result Ringcommons CC, Thursday 6 August LCU 145/7 (M Hanna 3/14) NCU 109/7 (S Yeates 39) LCU won by 36 runs Campbell College, Friday 7 August LCU 114/8 (L Bates 2/9, O Dyer 2/25) NCU 81 All Out (J West 28) LCU won by 33 runs NCU Intra squad matches Campbell College, Tuesday 11 August NCU 79/6 (A Heasley 21 ret) NCU Women 80/4 (M Wilmott 2/20) NCU Women won by 6 wickets Campbell College, Monday 24 August NCU Women 99/8 (D Henry 2/5, M Hanna 2/6) NCU 87/8 (C McVicker 22 no) NCU Women won by 11 runs NCU Boys U13 Squad Adam Leckey (CSNI) Captain Luka Bates (CSNI) Ollie Dyer(CSNI) Charlie Haldane (Holywood) Mark Hanna (Donacloney Mill) Adam Heasley (CIYMS) Daniel Henry (Instonians) Michael Hollway (Instonians) Charlie Kirk (Instonians) Aadi Maini (CSNI) Conor McVicker (CSNI) Alastair Watt (Cregagh) James West (CSNI) Max Willmott (Instonians) Seb Yeates (CSNI) 6 | P a g e U11 NCU v LCU Ringcommons CC, Monday 10 August Match abandoned after first innings No result Shaw’s Bridge, Tuesday 11 August LCU 95/7 (L Crothers 4/14, F Hollway 3/18) NCU 55/9 (J Smyth 16) LCU won by 40 runs Ringcommons CC, Thursday 14 August LCU 92 all out (L Crothers 3/9, J Smyth 2/10) NCU 54 all out (L Crothers 12) LCU won by 38 runs Shaw’s Bridge, Friday 15 August LCU 102/8 (D Agnew 2/3, R McCollam 2/14) NCU 89/4 (M Bates 26, J Smyth 25) LCU won by 13 runs NCU Boys U11 Squad Jack Smyth (Templepatrick) Captain David Agnew (Instonians) Marko Bates (CSNI) Henry Brand (Instonians) Luke Crothers (Instonians) Frank Hollway (Instonians) Zayyan Malik (Waringstown) Jack Morrow (Templepatrick) Robbie McCollam (Waringstown) Alex McMeekin (Waringstown) Josh McMillan (Bangor) Hugo Robinson (Instonians) Ben Walsh (Instonians) GIRLS U23 Coleraine CC, Wednesday 12 August NCU 50 all out (C Lyons 11) NWCU 51/1 NWCU won by 9 wickets NCU Girls U23 Squad Charlotte Lyons (Waringstown) Captain Julia Forbes (Carrickfergus) Jemma Gillan (CSN) Becky Hall (Muckamore) 7 | P a g e Rachel Harrison (Waringstown) Lauren Irwin (Waringstown) Abbi Leckey (CSN) Natasha Morton (North Down) Erin MacQuarrie (Carrickfergus) Susie McCollum (Lurgan) Chloe Neville (CSN) Rachel Thomas (CSN) U19 NCU v NWCU Coleraine CC, Friday 31 July NCU 63/9 NWCU 64/1 NWCU won by 9 wickets North Down CC, Friday 21 August NCU v NWCU No play due to rain No Result NCU v LCU North County CC, Thursday 6 August NCU v LCU u15 LCU 61 all out (E McMurray 3/13) NCU 62/1 (S Thomas 30 no) NCU won by 9 wickets NCU Girls U19 squad Rebekah Evans (Waringstown) Jennifer Hanna (Waringstown) Sophie Hinds (Lurgan) Amy Hunter (Instonians) Gracie Keenan (North Down) Lois Lyttle (Waringstown) Emily Mathers (Waringstown) Molly Mathers (Waringstown) Emma McMurray (Lurgan) Ellen Sterritt (Instonians) Sophie Thomas (CSNI) Sam Todd (Lurgan) U17 NCU v LCU North Down CC, Wednesday 5 August No play due to rain No Result 8 | P a g e U15 NCU v NWCU Glendermott CC, Tuesday 11 August NCU 75/8 (A Cunningham 25) NWCU 76/6 NWCU won by 4 wickets NCU v LCU Rush CC, Wednesday 19 August No play due to rain No Result NCU Girls U15 Squad Gracie Keenan (North Down) Captain Annie Cunningham (Donacloney Mill) Aoife Fisher (CSNI) Ciara Murray (Muckamore) Evey Keenan (North Down) Joni Cunningham (Donacloney Mill) Katie Hunter (Waringstown) Lucy Blair (Wallace HS) Lucy Ly (Instonians) Maya Watson (Instonians) Rebekah Evans (Waringstown) Sophie Thomas (CSNI) U13 NCU v NWCU North Down CC, Tuesday 18 August No play due to rain No Result NCU Girls U13 Squad Lucy Ly (Instonians) Captain Abi Toland (Instonians) Annie Cunningham (DonaghcloneyMill) Ella Hinds (Lurgan) Emily Calvert (Holywood) Emma Laverty (Muckamore) Eva Wilson (Holywood) Evey Keenan (North Down) Grace Wilson (Lurgan) Joni Cunningham (DonaghcloneyMill) Mya Branagh (Carrickfergus) Zoe Jenkins (Muckamore) 9 | P a g e NCU WOMEN 2020 WOMEN 15-18 July, NCU women’s tour to Jersey cancelled due to COVID 19. NCU Intra squad matches NCU Women v NCU U13 Boys Campbell College, Tuesday 11 August NCU Boys U13 79/6 (N Niblock 2/13) NCU Women 80/4 (C Lyons 33 ret) NCU Women won by 6 wickets Campbell College, Monday 24 August NCU Women 99/8 (A Caulfield 25 ret) NCU Boys U13 87/8 (C Murray ¾, S Maxwell 3/18) NCU Women won by 11 runs Jersey Cricket Board tour to NCU Campbell College, Tuesday 25 August Match abandoned due to rain No result Cregagh CC, Ground unplayable Match moved to Astro pitch at Stormont, Wednesday 26 August NCU Women 93/5 (A Caulfield 21) Jersey Women 53 all out (N Niblock 3/13, A Leckey 2/7, J Hanna 2/14) NCU Women won by 40 runs Stormont, Thursday 27 August Match abandoned due to weather No result Cregagh CC, Ground unplayable,
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