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CL Premiership
Merrion lost to Malahide by 8 wickets.
Anglesea Road, 12 September.
Merrion 191 (49.4 overs; Sebastian Dijkstra 58, Daniel Forkin 46; Robbie Foulkes 4-27, Andrew Sheridan 2-29; Jeremy Martins 2-36) Malahide 192-2 (37.1 overs; Robbie Foulkes 79*, Adam Doyle 47, Jeremy Martins 47*)
CL Premiership
Leinster lost to Malahide by 22 runs.
Rathmines, 6 September.
Malahide 245-9 (50 overs; M Langan 44*, J Martins 44; S Bahadur 3-42, K Apsunde 3-51)
Leinster 223 (49.1 overs; B Azhar 102, M Patel 62; D O'Halloran 5-71, K Donnelly 2-48)
CL Premiership
Leinster lost to Malahide by 22 runs.
Rathmines, 6 September.
Malahide 245-9 (50 overs; M Langan 44*, J Martins 44; S Bahadur 3-42, K Apsunde 3-51) Leinster 223 (49.1 overs; B Azhar 102, M Patel 62; D O'Halloran 5-71, K Donnelly 2-48)
CL Premiership
Pembroke v Malahide - match abandoned
Sydney Parade, 29 August.
Malahide 103 (20.4 overs; Joe Prendergast 3-21, Paul Lawson 2-20, Olly Riley 2-20)
Pembroke 40-0 (3.1 overs; Jonathan Garth 27*)
24 overs match.
Leinster Premiership
Malahide lost to Railway Union by 102 runs.
The Village, 22 August.
Railway Union 284-7 (50 overs; Philippe le Roux 85, Abhay Tipnis 58, Liam McCarthy 36, Bruce Whaley 35; James Newland 3-57, Jeremy Martins 2-48) Malahide 182 (39.2 overs; Gregory Ford 84, Andrew Sheridan 27; Liam McCarthy 3-12, Abhay Tipnis 3-23, Ashil Prakash 2-63)
Leinster Women's League
Clontarf lost to Malahide by 8 wickets.
Castle Avenue, 20 August.
Clontarf 75-8 (20 overs; Hannah Pasley 24; Arlene Kelly 3-9, Freya Sargent 2-15, Isobel Mccormack 2-15) Malahide 76-2 (9.2 overs; Meg Thompson 38; Robyn Searle 2-6)
Leinster Premiership
Malahide beat Balbriggan by 42 runs (DLS).
The Village, 16 August.
Malahide 235-5 (44 overs; Adam Doyle 95*, Robbie Foulkes 38, Alan Reynolds 24, Andrew Sheridan 23*)
Balbriggan 207 (34.3 overs; Ghanim Dara 50, Aaron Mcgeehan 33, Connor Fletcher 20; James Newland 3-44, Andrew Sheridan 2-16, Robbie Foulkes 2-32, Timcy Khanduja 2-51). (Target 250.)
Leinster Women's League
Malahide beat Phoenix by 6 wickets.
The Village, 6 August.
Phoenix 116-4 (20 overs; Aditiba Chudasama 57*, Arisha Foysal 23) Malahide 118-4 (19.5 overs; Anna Kerrison 48*, Freya Sargent 26, Sarah Condron 22; Darcey Dalwood 2-19)
Leinster Women's League
The Hills lost to Malahide by 5 wickets.
The Vineyard, 30 July.
The Hills 53 (13.3 overs; Freya Sargent 4-11, Sarah Brophy 3-21) Malahide 54/5 (9.3 overs; Meg Thompson 26*, Haley Moore 20; Jane Maguire 2-23, Lara McBride 2-23)
Leinster Premiership
Railway Union beat Malahide by 18 runs.
Park Avenue, 25 July.
Railway Union 244 (49.2 overs; A Tipnis 60, P le Roux 47, B Whaley 46, L Sesele 42; J Newland 4-47, J Martins 3-43) Malahide 226 (46.3 overs; J Martins 55, G Ford 33, D O'Halloran 30; S O'Brien 4-35, L McCarthy 2-16, S Kumar 2-62)
Leinster Women's League
Leinster lost to Malahide by 5 wickets.
Rathmines, 23 July.
Leinster 120-7 (20 overs; Laura Delany 56; Isobel McCormack 2-12, Gemma Sargent 2-34) Malahide 122-5 (17.5 overs; Meg Thompson 57*; Jenny Sparrow 2-19)
Malahide were five-wicket winners against Leinster at Observatory Lane. Laura Delany dominated the Leinster innings with 56 in a total of 120 for seven. Isobel McCormack returned an economical two for 12, while Gemma Sargent took two for 34. Meg Thompson led the Malahide chase with an unbeaten 57, guiding her side to victory in the 18th over. Jenny Sparrow collected two wickets for 19 in a losing cause.
Irish Senior Cup
Semi-final: Pembroke beat Malahide by 70 runs.
Sydney Parade, 19 July.
Pembroke 354-4 (50 overs; T Tector 169*, A Balbirnie 101, L Tucker 30; J Martins 2-67) Malahide 284 (45.4 overs; G Ford 114, J Martins 91; B McDonagh 4-53, G Hoey 3-62, A Sheriff 2-35)
Tim Tector (CricketEurope)Leinster Premiership
Cork County beat Malahide by 225 runs.
Mardyke, 18 July.
Cork County 270-8 (50 overs; Thomas Prophet 78, Donald Marakassery 39, Brian Upman 29, Bakhtyar Nabi 27; Robbie Foulkes 3-44) Malahide 45 (19.4 overs; Bakhtyar Nabi 4-16, Diarmuid Carey 3-4, William Shields 2-13)
Thorne Prophet (Cork County CC)Leinster Women's League
Malahide lost to Clontarf by 68 runs.
The Village, 16 July.
Clontarf 175/4 (20 overs; Alice Walsh 36, Robyn Searle 35, Genevieve Morrissey 31, Julie Mc Nally 29; Anna Kerrison 2-36) Malahide 107/7 (20 overs; Freya Sargent 50*; Hannah Lee 2-11)
Action as Clontarf beat Malahide (Deryck Vincent)Alan Murray Cup
Semi-Final: Leinster beat Malahide by 7 wickets.
Park Avenue, 11 July.
Malahide 143-7 (20 overs; G Ford 47, R Foulkes 33; M Tonge 3-32, B Azhar 2-25) Leinster 146-3 (18.1 overs; T Johnson 48, M Tonge 36, M Patel 26; R Foulkes 2-13)
Leinster Premiership
Malahide lost to Phoenix by 5 wickets.
The Village, 4 July.
Malahide 150 (40 overs; M Sane 35, Adam Doyle 27, Aaron Doyle 27; S McNicholl 3-21, G Dockrell 3-21, A Sidhu 2-24) Phoenix 156-5 (27.3 overs; T Kane 39, S Getkate 35; M Sane 3-49)
Phoenix eased to a five-wicket win over Malahide at The Village. Malahide were bowled out for 150 in 40 overs, with Mohit Sane top-scoring on 35. Adam Doyle and Aaron Doyle both made 27, while Andrew Sheridan added 18, but wickets fell too regularly to allow the home side to build real momentum. Phoenix shared the wickets around impressively. Sean McNicholl claimed 3 for 21, while George Dockrell matched those figures with 3 for 21. Amish Sidhu added 2 for 24 as Malahide were dismissed with ten overs unused. Phoenix lost Johit Munjal without a run on the board, but Shane Getkate’s 35 steadied the chase. Tyrone Kane then struck a decisive 39, and although Sane took 3 for 49, unbeaten cameos from Sidhu and Raghav Grover saw Phoenix home on 156 for 5 in 27.3 overs.
Leinster Women's League
Malahide beat Pembroke by 6 wickets.
The Village, 2 July.
Pembroke 145-3 (20 overs; Susie Whaley 61, Marama Downes 40, Clare Shillington 27) Malahide 146-4 (20 overs; Anna Kerrison 60, Sorcha O'Carolan Murphy 20; Mhairi Nicoll 2-25).
Anna Kerrison was Malahide’s last-over hero as they edged Pembroke in a dramatic finish. Pembroke posted 145 for 3 thanks to Susie Whaley’s unbeaten 61, with support from Clare Shillington’s 27 and Marama Downes’ 40. Malahide’s chase was kept alive by Kerrison, despite useful contributions from Sorcha O’Carolan Murphy and Sarah Condron. Needing 16 from the final three balls, Kerrison struck six, four, six to finish unbeaten on 60 and seal a famous win.
Leinster Women's Cup
Semi-final: Merrion beat Malahide by 5 runs (DLS).
Anglesea Road, 30 June.
Merrion 125-2 (16 overs; A Squires 62*, B Armstrong 27) Malahide 128-8 (16 overs; G Sargent 55, A Kerrison 24; A Lawlor 2-27, A Hayden 2-31)
Holders Merrion survived a serious scare before edging past Malahide by five runs on DLS to book a Leinster Women’s Senior Cup final showdown with Balbriggan. In a rain-affected semi-final, Merrion’s 125 for 2 in 16 overs proved enough once the calculations were applied, despite Malahide reaching 128 for 8 in reply. Annabel Squires was the backbone of the Merrion innings, finishing unbeaten on 62 after Bella Armstrong had set the tone with 27. Aisling Lawlor made 10 before Aoife Brennan’s 17 not out helped Merrion finish strongly. Malahide’s chase was held together by Gemma Sargent, who struck a fine 55, while Anna Kerrison chipped in with 24. At 93 for 4 they were well placed, but Merrion hit back decisively. Lawlor completed a fine all-round display with 2 for 27, while Aoife Hayden also claimed two wickets. Niamh MacNulty, Armstrong and Ashwi Manoj picked up one apiece as Merrion kept chipping away. Malahide fought to the final over, but the DLS equation was against them, leaving Merrion to march on in defence of their crown.
Alan Murray Cup
Group D: Malahide beat Clontarf by 2 wickets.
The Village, 29 June.
Clontarf 168-7 (20 overs; M Thompson 43, J McNally 41, S Morgan 26, E Marshall 24; J Newland 2-27, J Martins 2-38, D O'Halloran 2-56) Malahide 169-8 (19.5 overs; M Ford 32, T Khanduja 23, J Martins 23, R Foulkes 20; R Wilson 2-26, J McNally 2-3)
Leinster Premiership
Malahide beat Pembroke by 4 wickets.
The Village, 28 June.
Pembroke 271-9 (50 overs; J Garth 97, A Balbirnie 55, M Cosgrave 53; J Newland 4-46, D O'Halloran 2-65) Malahide 274-6 (46.5 overs; J Martins 84, M Ford 59*, G Ford 38, A Doyle 32; A Sherriff 2-34, B McDonough 2-45)
Leinster Women's League
Malahide lost to Rush by 68 runs.
The Village, 27 June.
Rush 183-3 (20 overs; C Pedersen 67, E McGee 53; A Harley 2-23) Malahide 115 (19.3 overs; S Condron 43, G Sargent 26; A Ramnathpur 3-14, E Cohr 2-19, E Jones 2-20)
Leinster Women's League
Merrion beat Malahide by 6 wickets.
Anglesea Road, 27 June.
Malahide 136-4 (20 overs; M Thompson 91; S Bhoja 2-18, A Lawlor 2-22) Merrion 137-4 (17.2 overs; B Armstrong 54, A Lawlor 47; M Thompson 2-17)
Leinster Premiership
Malahide beat North County by 5 wickets.
The Village, 20 June.
North County 217 (46.4 overs; L Hardy 90, S Safi 40; J Newland 3-46, D O'Halloran 3-50, J Martins 2-31 ) Malahide 220-5 (38.1 overs; J Martins 56*, G Ford 32, M Ford 32; A Mathew 3-38)
Leinster Women's League
Balbriggan beat Malahide by 10 wickets.
Jack Harper Ground, 18 June.
Malahide 61 (11.5 overs; Meg Thompson 14; Lara Maritz 2-9, Courtney Gounden 2-25) Balbriggan 62-0 (5.2 overs; Lara Maritz 30*, Courtney Dounden 28*)
Balbriggan cruised to a comprehensive 10-wicket victory over an out-of-sorts Malahide in a one-sided encounter. Malahide were bundled out for just 61 in 11.5 overs, as only Meg Thompson (14) and Sorcha O'Carolan Murphy (11) reached double figures. Lara Maritz and Courtney Gounden led the bowling effort, claiming two wickets apiece, while the Balbriggan attack maintained relentless pressure throughout the innings. Any hopes of a Malahide fightback were quickly extinguished as Balbriggan raced to their target in just 5.2 overs without losing a wicket. Maritz blasted an unbeaten 30 from only 14 balls, while Gounden finished 28 not out from 19 deliveries. Both batters struck three fours and a six in an unbroken opening partnership of 62 as Balbriggan completed an emphatic victory and secured the maximum points.
Irish Senior Cup
Round 3: Malahide beat Railway Union by 6 runs.
The Village, 14 June.
Malahide 226-9 (50 overs; Adam Doyle 71, Robbie Foulkes 55, Jeremy Martins 22; Srihan Karpe 4-31, Digamber Mishra 3-37) Railway Union 220 (50 overs; Bruce Whaley 63, Ash Prakash 47, Hayden Hamilton 36, Rob Carr 34; Timcy Khanduja 3-27, Jeremy Martins 3-50)
Adam Doyle (Malahide CC)
Malahide held their nerve to edge Railway Union by six runs in a thrilling contest at The Village. Adam Doyle led the way with an excellent 71, while Robbie Foulkes added 55 as Malahide posted 226-9. Srihan Karpe (4-31) and Digamber Mishra (3-37) were the pick of the Railway attack. Railway Union pushed the chase all the way, with Bruce Whaley making 63 and Ash Prakash contributing 47. Hayden Hamilton (36) and Rob Carr (34) also kept hopes alive, but Timcy Khanduja’s 3-27 and Jeremy Martins’ 3-50 proved decisive as Malahide secured a narrow victory.
Leinster Premiership
Malahide beat Clontarf by 3 wickets.
The Village, 13 June.
Clontarf 255 (49.3 overs; David Delany 64, Eoghan Delany 55, Fion Hand 54, Seamus Lynch 40; James Newland 3-44, Jeremy Martins 2-39, Timcy Khanduja 2-85) Malahide 257-7 (45.2 overs; Robbie Foulkes 91, Jeremy Martins 55, Adam Doyle 49; Reuben Wilson 3-26, John McNally 2-52)
Malahide chased down 256 to defeat Clontarf by three wickets in an entertaining contest. Clontarf posted 255 all out in 49.3 overs, built around half-centuries from David Delany (64), Eoghan Delany (55) and captain Fionn Hand, whose explosive 54 came from just 29 balls and included four fours and four sixes. Seamus Lynch added 40, while James Newland claimed 3-44. Malahide's reply was anchored by a crucial second-wicket stand of 125 between Robbie Foulkes and Adam Doyle. Foulkes led the charge with a superb 91 from 99 balls, striking seven fours and three sixes, while Doyle contributed 49 with eight boundaries. Although Clontarf threatened a comeback, skipper Jeremy Martins held his nerve with an unbeaten 55 from 55 balls. Supported by Aaron Doyle's 21 and Mohit Sane's unbeaten 12, Malahide reached 257-7 with 28 balls to spare.
Alan Murray Cup
Group D: Balbriggan lost to Malahide by 6 wickets (DLS).
Jack Harper Ground, 8 June.
Balbriggan 142-8 (20 overs; J Hollard 39*, C de Freitas 34, C Rowe 27; J Martins 2-18, T Khanduja 2-32) Malahide 111-4 (12.2 overs; J Martins 41*, A Brown 26, G Ford 24) (Target 111)
Malahide claimed a comfortable six-wicket DLS victory over Balbriggan in their clash at the Jack Harper Ground. Balbriggan posted a competitive 142-8 from 20 overs, with Chris de Freitas striking 34 from 25 balls, including three sixes. Jordan Hollard provided a powerful late surge, finishing unbeaten on 39 from just 19 deliveries with five sixes, while Cameron Rowe contributed 27. Jeremy Martins and Timcy Khanduja took two wickets apiece for Malahide. A revised target never troubled the visitors. Skipper Jeremy Martins followed up his bowling performance with an unbeaten 41 from 28 balls, hitting two fours and three sixes. Alex Brown made 26, while coach Greg Ford accelerated the chase with 24 from only 13 balls, including two sixes, as Malahide reached 111-4 in 12.2 overs.
Leinster Premiership
Balbriggan beat Malahide by 39 runs (DLS).
Jack Harper Ground, 6 June.
Balbriggan 205 (47.1 overs; C de Freitas 67, P Naidoo 35; J Newland 3-30, R Foulkes 3-48, J Martins 2-32, T Khanduja 2-47) Malahide 142 (32 overs; G Ford 34*; D Lues 4-31, R Strauss 2-20, M Hollard 2-24) (Target: 182 in 36 overs.)
Balbriggan secured a 39-run DLS victory over Malahide at the Jack Harper Ground to strengthen their position in the table. Batting first, Balbriggan were bowled out for 205 in 47.1 overs. The foundation of their innings was a third-wicket partnership of 75 between Chris de Freitas and Prashan Naidoo. De Freitas top-scored with 67, striking four fours and two sixes, while Naidoo contributed 35. Valuable late runs from Ruan Strauss, unbeaten on 21, and Dylan Lues, who made 17, helped push the total beyond 200. James Newland and Robbie Foulkes each claimed three wickets for Malahide. Set a revised target of 182 from 36 overs, Malahide were well placed at 86 for 3 thanks to a 49-run fourth-wicket stand between Greg Ford (34) and Jeremy Martins (19). However, the innings then collapsed as Dylan Lues starred with 4-31, dismissing Malahide for 142.
Leinster Women's League
Malahide beat Rush by 3 runs.
The Village, 30 May.
Malahide 128-7 (20 overs; A Kerrison 38; M O'Donohoe 3-26, E Cohr 2-21) Rush 125 (20 overs; C Pedersen 57, E Cohr 26; M O'Halloran 5-8)
Leinster Women's League
Malahide lost to Merrion by 100 runs.
The Village, 30 May.
Merrion 219-2 (20 overs; B Armstrong 130*, A Squires 50; S O'Carolan Murphy 2-32) Malahide 119-8 (20 overs; M Thompson 61; B Armstrong 2-8, J Morrissey 2-21, A Lawlor 2-28)
Alan Murray Cup
Group D: Malahide beat North Kildare by 5 wickets.
The Village, 29 May.
North Kildare 150-9 (20 overs; Y Kalasannavar 70*, A Ahmadzai 26; D O'Halloran 4-30, R Foulkes 3-24) Malahide 153-5 (18 overs; J Martins 57, R Foulkes 28, G Ford 27; N Monon 2-29, A Sharma 2-38)
Yas Kalasannavar was the game’s top scorer at Malahide but it proved to be in a losing cause as the home side passed North Kildare’s 150-9 for the loss of five wickets with two overs in hand. Kalasannavar finished 70 not out from 45 balls (six fours and three sixes) but David O’Halloran removed four of his partners and Robbie Foulkes three to put their side in control at hallway. Jeremy Martins led the way in what proved to be a comfortable chase with 57 from 41 balls.
Irish Senior Cup
Round 2: Malahide beat Donemana by 10 wickets.
The Village, 24 May.
Donemana 127 (37.5 overs; J Robinson 31*; R Foulkes 4-31, J Martins 3-17, J Newland 3-44) Malahide 133-0 (12.5 overs; A Reynolds 104* (9x4, 9x6), R Foulkes 21*)
Alan Reynolds scored a 41-ball century (Shirley Doyle)
What looked on paper to be an evenly-matched clash at The Village turned into a one-sided rout as Malahide romped to a 10-wicket victory over visitors Donemana with 37.1 overs to spare. The Co Tyrone side’s top order struggled against the home attack with only Jamie Huey and Gary McClintock reaching double figures and it took a fighting 31 not out from Joe Robinson at number nine to lift Donemana to 127 all out. Malahide captain Jeremy Martins proved particularly difficult to get away as he took 3-17 with his pace while Robbie Foulkes claimed 4-31 and James Newland returned 3-44. Any faint hopes Donemana had of defending their meagre total were quickly blown away by a flurry of boundaries from opener Alan Reynolds who went to 41-ball century with his ninth six — which also was the final shot of the match. Donemana’s defeat ends the North West Cricket Union’s participation in the Irish Senior Cup after only two rounds.
Leinster Premiership
Civil Service lost to Malahide by 189 runs.
Phoenix Park, 23 May.
Malahide 308-5 (50 overs; A Doyle 83, J Martins 69, A Reynolds 44, R Foulkes 37; D Ranolia 2-52, Z Safi 2-83)
Civil Service 119 (32.4 overs; K Donnelly 3-10, T Khanduja 3-24, J Martins 3-28)
Malahide produced a thumping 189-run victory over Civil Service at Phoenix Park to continue the promoted side’s difficult campaign. Alan Reynolds gave the innings early momentum with a blistering 44 from just 19 balls, smashing five sixes and three fours as Malahide raced to 50 inside six overs. Adam Doyle then anchored the innings superbly with 83, while skipper Jeremy Martins added 69 in a crucial fourth-wicket stand of 129 that took the game away from Civil Service. Robbie Foulkes chipped in with 37 as Malahide closed on an imposing 308 for 5. Devender Ranolia and Zaman Safi both claimed two wickets. Civil Service never threatened the chase and were bowled out for 119 in 32.4 overs as Malahide’s bowlers shared the wickets around effectively. Kelvin Donnelly led the attack with 3-10, while Timcy Khanduja and Jeremy Martins also picked up three wickets to complete a dominant all-round performance.
Leinster Senior Cup
Round 1: Clontarf beat Malahide by 6 wickets.
Castle Avenue, 16 May.
Malahide 216-5 (26 overs; R Foulkes 89, G Ford 63*; J McNally 3-41) Clontarf 217-4 (25.5 overs; S Morgan 136, F Hand 39*; J Newland 2-37) (26 overs match.)
Sam Morgan and Fionn Hand (Clontarf CC)
Clontarf edged a remarkable high-scoring thriller against Malahide by six wickets in a Leinster Senior Cup classic at Castle Avenue. In a rain-reduced 26-over contest, Malahide looked in complete control after piling up 216 for 5. Robbie Foulkes hammered 89 from 69 balls with nine fours and two sixes, sharing a blistering fourth-wicket partnership of 105 in only 56 balls with Head Coach Greg Ford, who smashed an unbeaten 63 from 35 deliveries. John McNally claimed three wickets for the hosts. Clontarf’s chase could hardly have begun worse when Seamus Lynch went first ball, but overseas professional Sam Morgan produced an innings for the ages. Morgan blasted a magnificent 136 from just 82 balls, smashing 11 fours and seven sixes to turn the game on its head. Even after his dismissal there was late drama, but skipper Fionn Hand (39 not out from 21 balls) and Kartik Joshi sealed victory off the penultimate delivery in a match that will live long in the memory.
Leinster Women's League
Phoenix beat Malahide by 7 wickets
Phoenix Park, 14 May.
Malahide 121-6 (20 overs; Anna Kerrison 31, Gemma Sargent 29*; Darcey Dalwood 3-18) Phoenix 123-3 (17.4 overs; Alice Tector 48*, Siúin Woods 20)
Phoenix eased to a seven-wicket victory over Malahide after restricting the visitors to a below-par total before completing a composed chase. Malahide suffered an immediate setback when overseas player Meg Thompson was bowled by Alice Tector in the opening over, a blow from which the innings never fully recovered. Anna Kerrison top-scored with 31 while Gemma Sargent added an unbeaten 29, but Phoenix kept control throughout as Malahide stuttered to 121 for 6 from their 20 overs. Darcey Dalwood was the standout bowler with impressive figures of 3 for 18. Phoenix’s reply was anchored superbly by Irish international Tector, whose unbeaten 48 guided her side home with more than two overs to spare. She built the chase steadily, sharing useful 30-run partnerships with Siúin Woods, Georgina Dempsey and Nebedha Saravanarajan. Woods contributed 20 in a calm and measured pursuit. Arlene Kelly, Kerrison and Sargent each picked up a wicket, but Phoenix were rarely troubled.
Irish Senior Cup
Round 1: Malahide beat Coleraine by 9 wickets.
The Village, 9 May.
Coleraine 105 (33.5 overs; V Chopra 25; J Martins 5-22, A Sheridan 2-6) Malahide 107-1 (11.5 overs; R Foulkes 45*, A Reynolds 40)
Jeremy Martins took five wickets (Cameron Shoebridge)
Malahide easily accounted for Coleraine as home skipper Jeremy Martins claimed a five-wicket haul to dismiss the Bannsiders for just 105. The reply only lasted into the 12th over with Robbie Foulkes (45*) and Alan Reynolds (40) not delaying the anguish for the totally outplayed NW side.
Leinster Women's League
Malahide beat Balbriggan by 10 wickets.
The Village, 7 May.
Balbriggan 128-9 (20 overs; J Hoal 76; S Condron 3-19, H Moore 2-16) Malahide 129-0 (15.3 overs; F Sargent 68*, M Thompson 46*)
Freya Sargent (CricketEurope)
Malahide romped to a ten-wicket win over Fingal neighbours Balbriggan thanks to a convincing all-round display. Julia Hoal ploughed a lonely furrow as the South African dominated the Balbriggan batting making 76 of their modest 128 for 9. Hoal punished anything remotely loose, dispatching 13 boundaries in her 48-ball stay. Saran Condron and Haley Moore were the pick of the hosts attack. Freya Sargent demonstrated her all-round ability as she hit 11 fours in her unbeaten 68, adding an unbroken 129 for the first wicket with Meg Thompson (46*) as they raced to victory in the 16th over of a surprisingly one-sided contest.
Leinster Premiership
Rush lost to Malahide by 82 runs.
Kenure, 4 May.
Malahide 327-7 (50 overs; R Foulkes 72, J Martins 67, G Ford 60*, A Doyle 31, M Frost 25; J McGee 2-55, A Abbasi 2-89) Rush 245 (44.1 overs; N Totakhil 76, A Taniwal 45, A Abbasi 41; J Martins 3-18, K Donnelly 3-30, R Kumar 2-38)
Leinster Premiership
Leinster Women's League
Pembroke beat Malahide by 8 wickets.
Sydney Parade, 30 August.
Malahide 84 (16.1 overs; Freya Sargent 41; Anna Beale 3-12, Marama Downes 2-12, Mhairi Nicoll 2-13, Jessica Duffy-Mullen 2-17) Pembroke 88-2 (13.5 overs; Isobel Jennings 40*)
Malahide beat Leinster by 6 wickets.
The Village, 2 May.
Leinster 132 (33.5 overs; B Azhar 39; J Martins 3-24, M Frost 3-31, K Donnelly 2-27) Malahide 136-4 (22.3 overs; J Martins 48*, M Frost 30; J Moondra 2-19)
A fine all-round display by Jeremy Martins led Malahide to a convincing six-wicket win over Leinster. Skipper Martins and Mike Frost took three wickets apiece and Kelvin Donnelly two as Leinster were skittled for 132 - captain Bilal Azhar making 39 of those. The chase was a routine one with Martins (48*) and Frost (30) again to the fore as they cruised to victory in the 23rd over.
Leinster Women's League
Malahide beat Leinster by 83 runs.
The Village, 26 April.
Malahide 177-5 (20 overs) Leinster 94-9 (20 overs)
Leinster Premiership
Merrion beat Malahide by 44 runs.
The Village, 25 April.
Merrion 203 (49.5 overs; J Forbes 64, S Stanton 41, S Dijkstra 38, M O'Reilly 35*; R Kumar 2-21, M Frost 2-29, J Martins 2-54) Malahide 159 (J Martins 51, A Doyle 26, G Ford 26; O Bhoja 3-28, M O'Reilly 2-27, A Doheny 2-28)
Merrion recovered from a disastrous start to clinch a 44-run win over Malahide. Stephen Doheny, Daniel Forkin and Swapnil Modgill were all back in the pavilion at 5-3 in the 4th over. Jamie Forbes top-scored with 64 (6 fours, 1 six) staging a recovery with Seb Dijkstra (38) as they added 92 for the fourth wicket. Sean Stanton (41) added a further 55 with Forbes, while Mikey O'Reilly tonked three sixes in a late unbeaten 35 to take them to 203 - two wickets each for Kumar, Frost and skipper Jeremy Martins. It was Martins who carried most of Malahide's hopes with an excellent half century, but wickets for Oisin Bhoja, Mikey O'Reilly and Andrew Doheny sealed the win for the visitors.
Cricket Leinster Premiership
| P | W | T | NR | L | BP | Pts | |
| Pembroke | 16 | 11 | 0 | 1 | 4 | 51 | 283 |
| Merrion | 16 | 12 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 41 | 281 |
| Balbriggan | 16 | 10 | 0 | 1 | 5 | 46 | 258 |
| Malahide | 16 | 9 | 0 | 1 | 6 | 39 | 231 |
| Railway Union | 16 | 7 | 0 | 3 | 6 | 37 | 214 |
| Leinster | 16 | 7 | 0 | 2 | 7 | 40 | 205 |
Cricket Leinster T20 Cup, Group D
| P | W | T | NR | L | Pts | NRR | |
| Malahide | 3 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 12 | 1.50 |
| Clontarf | 3 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 8 | 1.39 |
| Balbriggan | 3 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 4 | -1.00 |
| North Kildare | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 | -1.92 |
Cricket Leinster Women's Premier League
| P | W | T | NR | L | BP | Pts | |
| Merrion | 15 | 13 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 48 | 308 |
| Pembroke | 15 | 11 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 45 | 265 |
| Clontarf | 15 | 10 | 0 | 0 | 5 | 60 | 260 |
| Balbriggan | 15 | 10 | 0 | 0 | 5 | 48 | 248 |
| Malahide | 16 | 9 | 0 | 0 | 7 | 34 | 214 |
| Phoenix | 16 | 5 | 0 | 1 | 10 | 36 | 148 |
| Rush | 15 | 4 | 0 | 1 | 10 | 32 | 124 |
| Leinster | 15 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 11 | 3 | 83 |
| The Hills | 16 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 13 | 4 | 49 |
LCU Review 6: Malahide
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Malahide ended the 2026 Leinster Premiership season in fourth place after another competitive campaign in which they showed enough quality to trouble the leading sides without quite managing to sustain a title challenge.
Unveiling of plaque in memory of Evelyn Harmon
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There was a recent unveiling of the new bench and plaque dedicated to the memory of Evelyn Harmon, the first female President of Malahide Cricket Club 2009-2010.
Leinster collapse hands Malahide victory
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Leinster suffered a dramatic collapse from 156 for one as Malahide fought back to claim a 22-run victory.
Malahide take on Munich
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It felt a bit like you were in the middle of an experiment. It started before the start. What ball were we going to use. White, pink, red? Eventually we plumped for red in spite of the dismay expressed by most of our side who had never before played with such a projectile.
Kelly's the hero as Malahide thump Clontarf
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Clontarf never recovered from a disastrous start after being reduced to nine for four inside four overs, with Arlene Kelly and Freya Sargent doing the early damage.
For Foulkes' sake! Merrion title dream shattered by Malahide
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Doyle the hero as Malahide beat Balbriggan
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Merrion's Premiership title hopes were blown away in the cruellest fashion as Robbie Foulkes inspired Malahide to an emphatic eight-wicket victory.
Adam Doyle produced a superb unbeaten 95 as Malahide secured a 42-run (DLS) victory over Balbriggan.
Malahide Women beat The Hills in low scoring contest
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Malahide Women recovered from a dramatic top-order collapse to secure a five-wicket victory over The Hills in a low-scoring contest.
Interview with Dave Smith of Malahide
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Dave Smith of Malahide in conversation with Brian Gilmore.
Sargent majors for Malahide in Women's Premiership
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There were wins in the Leinster Women's Premiership for Malahide, Pembroke and Rush.
LCU Previews 11: Malahide
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There hasn't been too much activity over the winter at Malahide, but there have been a few changes for the season ahead, including Greg Ford as their new player/coach.
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