Cregagh CC 2026
NCU Senior 1
Derriaghy beat Cregagh by 27 runs (DLS).
Queensway, 10 September.
Derriaghy 180-3 (20 overs; Craig Lewis 104*, Ryan Beckett 44; Danny Cooper 2-18) Cregagh 142-8 (19 overs; Peter Davison 39, Oliver Fleetham 28, Alastair Watt 23; Ross Bailey 4-24, Ross Glover 2-20) (Bad light stopped play after 19 overs - Cregagh target 170 in 19 overs)
Centurion Craig Lewis (Neil Coleman)NCU Senior 1
Bangor beat Cregagh by 8 wickets.
Upritchard Park, 5 September.
Cregagh 112 (33.3 overs; A Watt 41; M Skelly 3-17, C Pyper 3-24, A Farrell 3-25)
Bangor 113-2 (11 overs; B Harrison 81)
Brodie Harrison hit a rapid 81 to clinch victory for Bangor (Bangor CC)NCU Senior 1
Templepatrick beat Cregagh by 28 runs.
The Cloghan, 22 August.
Templepatrick 137 (43.2 overs; Jack Smyth 51, Michael Stewart 28; Daniel Henry 3-15, Rory Bullick 2-17, Peter Davison 2-36) Cregagh 109 (35.3 overs; Daniel Henry 38, Shane Henderson 4-28, Jancan Adams 2-14)
Templepatrick claimed a hard-fought 28-run victory over Cregagh after defending a modest total of 137 in a low-scoring contest. Jack Smyth provided the backbone of the Templepatrick innings with 51, while captain Michael Stewart added 28 as Cregagh’s bowlers kept the pressure on, Daniel Henry taking three wickets. Cregagh’s reply faltered badly as Templepatrick’s attack struck at regular intervals, reducing them to 58 for seven. Henry gave the chase some late hope with a battling 38, but he received little support as Cregagh were dismissed for 109. Shane Henderson was the match-winner with the ball, claiming four for 28, while Jancan Adams returned an excellent two for 14 as Templepatrick secured the points.
NCU Senior 1
Cregagh lost to Carrickfergus by 131 runs.
Cregagh Memorial, 15 August.
Carrickfergus 351 (49 overs; Ben Martin 103, CJ vd Walt 69, Michael Gilmour 67, Atish Varape 31, Anthony Martin 24, Alex Haggan 22; Ben Browne 7-54, Max Shannon 2-55) Cregagh 220 (42.5 overs; Bob Moore 57, Daniel Henry 42, Noah Kelly 29, Peter Davison 24, Ben Browne 24; Atish Varape 4-45, Luke Arbuthnot 3-5)
Ben Martin scored 103 (Roger Bell)NCU Senior 1
Lurgan beat Cregagh by 9 wickets.
Pollock Park, 8 August.
Cregagh 94 (27.5 overs; Bob Moore 35; Liam Doddrell 5-23, Darwish Nazari 4-22)
Lurgan 96-1 (6.5 overs; Jaydee Oliver 53*, Stephen Johnston 34)
Darwish Nazari took four wickets (Lurgan CC)NCU Senior 1
Cregagh lost to Saintfield by 133 runs.
Cregagh Memorial, 1 August.
Saintfield 317-6 (50 overs; Werner Brand 176, Gareth Harrison 65, Andrew McCavera 33; Bob Moore 3-65, Adam Beattie 2-77) Cregagh 184 (42.2 overs; Bob Moore 27, Peter Davison 27, Ben Browne 27, Stuart Smyth 24, Christopher Cahoon 24, Alastair Watt 20; Ethan Hanna 4-31, Craig Gordon 2-43)
NCU Senior 1
Armagh beat Cregagh by 8 wickets.
The Mall, 25 July.
Cregagh 144 (38.2 overs; D Cooper 40, B Moore 32; L Liebenberg 3-24, A Wright 2-28, M Wright 2-45)
Armagh 147-2 (22.3 overs; S Wilson 89*, J Rogers 38*) (Match reduced to 46 overs.)
NCU Senior 1
Cooke Collegians lost to Cregagh by 156 runs.
Pirrie Park, 18 July.
Cregagh 283 (48.1 overs; Bob Moore 55, Charlie Shannon 52, Stuart Nelson 23, Danny Cooper 23, Ben Browne 20; Vinoth Srinivasan 3-41, Abin John 2-49)
Cooke Collegians 127 (27.2 overs; Waqas Muhammad 25*, Jasmeet Singh 20; Alastair Watt 4-45, Danny Cooper 2-18, Andrew Nelson 2-46)
Cregagh completed a commanding 156-run victory over Cooke Collegians after posting 283. Captain Bob Moore top-scored with 55, while Charlie Shannon struck an entertaining 52. Danny Cooper and Stuart Nelson both made 23, with 55 extras further boosting the total. Vinoth Srinivasan claimed three wickets. Cooke Collegians never threatened the target, slipping to 59 for six before Waqas Muhammad’s unbeaten 25 and Jasmeet Singh’s 20 offered brief resistance. Alastair Watt led the Cregagh attack with four for 45, while Nelson and Cooper took two wickets apiece as Cooke Collegians were dismissed for 127 in the 28th over.
NCU Senior 1
Cregagh lost to Donacloney Mill by 7 wickets (DLS).
Cregagh Memorial, 4 July.
Cregagh 180 (45.5 overs; P Davison 53, A Watt 50, S Nelson 32; A Ogle 4-19, L Goodbarn 2-24)
Donacloney Mill 171-3 (25 overs; L Aitken 73, R Matthews 53, C Kennedy 26) (Rain interrupted - Donacloney Mill target 171 off 43 overs)
Donacloney Mill kept their momentum going with a seven-wicket DLS win over Cregagh at Cregagh Memorial. The home side made 180 in 45.5 overs, Peter Davison unbeaten on 53 with four fours and a six, while Alastair Watt hit 50 and Stuart Nelson 32. Alex Ogle was the pick of the attack with 4 for 19. Chasing a revised 171 in 43 overs, Donacloney lost opener Shane Warren first ball, but Lachy Aitken transformed the innings with a brutal 44-ball 73, hitting six sixes. Ryan Matthews finished unbeaten on 53 to seal victory.
NCU Senior 1
Cregagh beat Derriaghy by 8 wickets.
Cregagh Memorial, 2 July.
Derriaghy 100 (19.4 overs; B Kenny 29*, R Bailey 26; D Henry 4-17, D Cooper 2-18, M Shannon 2-19) Cregagh 102-2 (11.5 overs; S Nelson 34*, P Davison 29, D Cooper 21)
Cregagh swept to an eight-wicket win after bowling Derriaghy out for 100 in 19.4 overs. Ross Bailey made 26 and Ben Kenny 29, but Daniel Henry’s 4 for 17, plus two wickets each for Danny Cooper and Max Shannon, kept Cregagh in command. Peter Davison then hit 29 and Cooper 21 in a 56-run opening stand, before Stuart Nelson’s unbeaten 34 saw Cregagh home at 102 for 2 in 11.5 overs.
NCU Senior 1
Donacloney Mill beat Cregagh by 7 wickets (DLS).
Factory Ground, 28 June.
Cregagh 167 (39.2 overs; D Cooper 37, M Shannon 32, P Davison 28; M Hanna 3-25, A Ogle 3-29, L Aitken 2-19) Donacloney Mill 172-3 (30.4 overs; A Kennedy 42*, S Warren 38, C Kennedy 35; D Cooper 2-37) (Rain interrupted - reduced to 49 overs. Donacloney Mill target 169)
NCU Senior 1
Cregagh lost to Bangor by 6 wickets.
Cregagh Memorial, 27 June.
Cregagh 126 (37.5 overs; A Watt 32, J Read 30; G Prince 6-20, A Farrell 2-33) Bangor 127-4 (20.4 overs; S Yeates 33, S McMillan 27; D Henry 2-40)
George Prince of Bangor took six wickets (Bangor CC)NCU Senior 1
Cregagh beat Templepatrick by 112 runs.
Cregagh Memorial, 13 June.
Cregagh 216 (48.2 overs; A Beattie 35, D Cooper 34, B Moore 29, S Nelson 25, B Browne 22, D Henry 21; B Cave 4-34, C Courtney 3-36) Templepatrick 104 (31.2 overs; M Stewart 24, R Greer 20; D Cooper 5-13, M Shannon 3-41)
NCU Challenge Cup
Round 2: Lurgan beat Cregagh by 7 wickets (DLS).
Pollock Park, 7 June.
Cregagh 135 (42.5 overs; A Watt 37; L Doddrell 3-22, I Khan 3-26) Lurgan 132-3 (18.5 overs; J Oliver 62*, J Harrison 30; G Hassard 2-33) (Rain interrupted - Lurgan target 130 off 43 overs)
Player of the Match Jaydee Oliver (Lurgan CC)
Lurgan's impressive season continued as they secured progression to the next round with a seven-wicket victory over Cregagh at Pollock Park. A disciplined bowling performance laid the foundations for success, with Liam Dodrell and Iqbal Khan claiming three wickets apiece as Cregagh were dismissed for 135 in 42.5 overs. Alastair Watt top-scored with 37, but Lurgan's attack kept the scoring in check throughout the innings. The chase proved a routine affair as openers Jack Harrison and Jaydee Oliver dominated proceedings with a partnership of 103. Harrison struck 30, including four fours and a six, before Oliver continued the charge with a superb 62 from just 60 deliveries, hitting nine fours and two sixes. Captain Stephen Johnston then finished the job in style with an unbeaten 18 from only nine balls as Lurgan reached their target in just the 19th over.
NCU Senior 1
Carrickfergus v Cregagh - abandoned.
Middle Road, 6 June.
Carrickfergus 33-0 (7.1 overs) Cregagh
NCU T20 Trophy
Group A: Cregagh v Templepatrick - no result.
Cregagh Memorial, 4 June.
Cregagh Templepatrick
No play possible means that Templepatrick qualify for the semi-finals.
NCU Senior 1
Cregagh lost to Lurgan by 118 runs (DLS).
Cregagh Memorial, 30 May.
Lurgan 255-9 (36 overs; O Jaydee 120, L Doddrell 63; A Watt 4-59, M Shannon 2-46) Cregagh 129 (32 overs; M Shannon 68; I Khan 2-7, L Doddrell 2-13, I Sinovich 2-22, D Nazari 2-42) (Rain interrupted - reduced to 36 overs per side. Cregagh target 248 off 36 overs)
Lurgan continued their impressive start to the season with a comprehensive 118-run DLS victory over Cregagh at Cregagh Memorial, a result that moved the Mid-Ulster side up to second place in the table with their third win of the campaign. In a rain-affected contest reduced to 36 overs per side, Lurgan posted an imposing 255-9, built around a superb century from opener Jaydee Oliver. Oliver struck 120, including 17 boundaries, and shared a match-defining second-wicket partnership of over 100 runs with prolific overseas professional Liam Doddrell. Doddrell blasted 63 from just 47 deliveries, hitting six fours and four sixes. Alistair Watt claimed 4-59 for the hosts. Set a revised target of 248, Cregagh never seriously threatened despite a determined 68 from Max Shannon, who struck seven fours and two sixes. However, he received little support as wickets fell regularly. Iqbal Khan, Doddrell, Ivan Sinovich and Darwish Nazari all claimed two wickets apiece as Lurgan completed a ruthless and convincing victory.
NCU T20 Trophy
Group A: Cooke Collegians lost to Cregagh by 5 wickets.
Pirrie Park, 28 May.
Cooke Collegians 104 (19.1 overs; J Gibbons 49; A Watt 3-16, P Davison 3-18) Cregagh 105-5 (16.3 overs; P Davison 39; A Kerr 3-22)
NCU Senior 1
Saintfield beat Cregagh by 110 runs.
The Demesne, 23 May.
Saintfield 213 (48.2 overs; W Brand 53, R Boultwood 32, A McCavera 28, C McGuire 26; Z Khan 4-36, A Nelson 3-29, A Watt 2-45) Cregagh 103 (31.2 overs; M Shannon 41; E Hanna 5-14, B Krishali 3-18, W Brand 2-33)
Ethan Hanna took five wickets (Saintfield CC)
Saintfield claimed a convincing 110-run win over Cregagh. Werner Brand top-scored with 53, striking eight fours as he dominated an opening stand of 72. Skipper Andrew McCavera added 28, while Ross Boultwood made 32 in a fifth-wicket partnership of 60 that rebuilt the innings. Christy McGuire’s late 26 pushed Saintfield to 213 all out in 48.2 overs. Zedd Khan impressed with 4-36, while Andrew Nelson took 3-29. Cregagh looked competitive at 52 for 1 thanks to Max Shannon’s lively 41, which included five boundaries, but they collapsed dramatically to 103 all out. Ethan Hanna ripped through the batting with superb figures of 5-14, while Brijesh Krishali claimed 3-18 and Brand completed an excellent all-round display with 2-33.
NCU Senior 1
Cregagh beat Armagh by 8 runs (DLS).
Cregagh Memorial, 16 May.
Cregagh 191 (46.4 overs; S Nelson 31, M Shannon 29, C Boultwood 28, A Watt 23; A Wright 3-19, L Liebenberg 3-31, S Wilson 2-24) Armagh 164 (35.1; overs; A Wright 57, L Liebenberg 23, A Watt 4-27, S Nelson 3-37, M Shannon 2-33) (Rain interrupted - Armagh target 173 off 37 overs.)
Cregagh edged a rain-affected thriller by eight runs on DLS against Armagh. Cregagh’s innings was built on a solid all-round batting effort with seven of the top eight reaching double figures in their total of 191. Stuart Nelson top-scored with 31, while Max Shannon made 29 and Chris Boultwood added 28. Alistair Watt also chipped in with 23. For Armagh, Aaron Wright and Luan Liebenberg both claimed three wickets, while Sam Wilson took two. Rain revised Armagh’s chase to 173 from 37 overs and Wright kept them in contention with an aggressive 57 featuring five boundaries. Liebenberg added 23, but Cregagh held their nerve as Watt starred with 4 for 27, supported by Nelson’s 3 for 37 and two wickets from Shannon, bowling Armagh out for 164 in 35.1 overs.
NCU T20 Trophy
Carrickfergus beat Cregagh by 34 runs.
Middle Road, 13 May.
Carrickfergus 181-4 (20 overs; A Varape 60, CJ vd Walt 46, A Haggan 40; D Henry 2-37) Cregagh 147-4 (20 overs; A Johnston 49*, M Shannon 27, S Nelson 22; A Varape 2-24)
A fine all-round effort by Atish Varape inspired Carrick to a 34-run win at home to Cregagh. The overseas professional top-scored with 60 in a home side total of 181 for 4, then took two wickets to restrict the visitors to 147 for 4, despite the best efforts of Aaron Johnston (49 not out).
National Cup
Round 1: North Kildare beat Cregagh by 5 wickets.
The Maws, 9 May.
Cregagh 144 (30.2 overs; A Watt 39, A Johnston 28; As Ahmadzai 3-11, N Boda 3-22, J Uddin 2-14)
North Kildare 147-5 (21.2 overs; As Ahmadzai 29, Ad Ahmadzai 28*, Y Kalasannavar 26; P Davison 2-49)
Winners North Kildare (North Kidare CC)
North Kildare's home advantage worked as they recorded a five-wicket win over Cregagh at The Maws. Alistair Watt (39) and Aaron Johnston (28) the best of an under-par total of 144 with almost ten overs unused - three wickets for Asadullah Ahmadzai and Nuralain Boda, plus two for Josh Uddin. The Ahmadzais then made 20s as they reached their target in the 22nd over.
NCU T20 Trophy
Group A: Cregagh lost to Bangor by 9 wickets.
Cregagh Memorial, 7 May.
Cregagh 210-6 (20 overs; P Davison 84, A Beattie 34, A Johnston 30; G Prince 2-39, C Pyper 2-54) Bangor 211-1 (18.3 overs; S Yeates 83*, S McMillan 70, B Harrison 35*)
Bangor's run scorers tonight
Bangor's quest to defend their T20 Trophy title started successfully as they chased down Cregagh's 210 to win by 9 wickets. Cregagh's new signing Peter Davison showed his all-round capability as he top-scored with 84 from 54 balls (6 fours, 5 sixes) as he added 73 for the third wicket with Aaron Johnston (30). Adam Beattie joined in the fun as he cleared the ropes three times in a 12-ball 34 as the hosts posted 201 for 6 - two wickets apiece for George Prince and Chris Pyper. Bangor openers Sam McMillan and Seb Yeates attacked the chase with relish, as the young pair put on 164 in 15 overs to break the back of the target. McMillan, who scored a century at the weekend - was the more aggressive as he hit 70 from 38 balls (7 fours, 2 sixes). Davison broke the stand but any thoughts of a late rally were soon dispelled by Yeates and Brodie Harrison who knocked off the 47 required with 9 balls to spare. Yeates ended top scorer with an unbeaten 73 (7 fours, 2 sixes), while Harrison's 12-ball 35 not out (4 fours, 2 sixes) ensured an ultimately stress-free nine-wicket victory.
NCU Senior 1
Cregagh lost to Cooke Collegians by 19 runs.
Cregagh Memorial, 4 May.
Cooke Collegians 261-7 (50 overs; V Srinivasan 83*, H Haider 55, S Mahatd 34*, B Babu 26; D Henry 3-51, P Davison 2-39) Cregagh 242 (49.1 overs; A Beattie 51*, A Johnston 42, B Moore 29, C Cahoon 26, D Henry 22; A John 2-44, C Shekhar 2-52)
An unbeaten 83 from Vinoth Srinivasan set Cooke Collegians on their way
Cooke Collegians made a winning start on their return to the second tier with a 19 runs victory at Cregagh. After Haider Haider scored 55 of the first 101 runs, Vinoth Srinivasan took over and finished 83 not out in the visitors’ total of 261 for seven. Adam Beattie provided a late charge for Cregagh with a run-a-ball 53 but he was dismissed 30 runs short of victory
NCU Challenge Cup
Round 1: Cregagh beat Cooke Collegians by 6 wickets.
Cregagh Memorial, 2 May.
Cooke Collegians 86 (32.3 overs; H Haider 23; D Cooper 5-12, A Savarimuthu 2-11, P Davison 2-17) Cregagh 89-4 (16 overs; A Johnston 39*, C Boultwood 27; R Hassanar 2-72)
Danny Cooper's 5-12 earned him the MOM award
Cooke Collegians hustled out for just 96 with Danny Cooper claiming a five-for. Two wickets for Aidan Savarimuthu and two also for Peter Davison on his Cregagh debut. A shaky start to the chase by Cregagh, losing three wickets for just 12 runs, two of them to seamer Reneesh Hassanar but a 66 run partnership for the third wicket between Aaron Johnston and Craig Boultwood saw the hosts safely through to the next round where they will face Lurgan at Pollock Park.
NCU Senior League 1
| P | W | T | NR | L | Pts | NRR | |
| Carrickfergus | 18 | 13 | 1 | 1 | 3 | 54 | 1.22 |
| Bangor | 18 | 12 | 1 | 1 | 4 | 50 | 1.42 |
| Lurgan | 18 | 12 | 1 | 0 | 5 | 50 | 1.32 |
| Armagh | 18 | 11 | 0 | 1 | 6 | 44 | 1.14 |
| Donacloney Mill | 18 | 9 | 0 | 0 | 9 | 36 | -0.02 |
| Templepatrick | 18 | 9 | 0 | 2 | 7 | 36 | -0.19 |
| Saintfield | 18 | 7 | 1 | 0 | 10 | 30 | -0.20 |
| Derriaghy | 18 | 5 | 0 | 0 | 13 | 20 | -1.13 |
| Cregagh | 18 | 4 | 0 | 1 | 13 | 16 | -1.55 |
| Cooke Collegians | 18 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 15 | 12 | -1.38 |
NCU T20 Trophy Group A
| P | W | T | NR | L | Pts | NRR | |
| Carrickfergus | 4 | 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 14 | 2.46 |
| Templepatrick | 4 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 10 | 1.74 |
| Bangor | 4 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 10 | 0.93 |
| Cregagh | 4 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 6 | -0.30 |
| Cooke Collegians | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 0 | -3.49 |
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.
Lewis century seals Derriaghy survival as Cregagh face anxious wait
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Craig Lewis produced a magnificent unbeaten century as Derriaghy secured their Section One survival with a 27-run DLS victory over Cregagh at Queensway.
Lurgan crush Cregagh to stay firmly in promotion hunt
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Lurgan kept their promotion challenge firmly on track with a crushing nine-wicket victory over Cregagh after producing a dominant all-round display.
NCU Previews 1: Cregagh
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Cregagh go into the season with a new skipper at the helm in Robert Moore, and he is naturally full of enthusiasm for the campaign.
Davison joins Cregagh
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Cregagh have announced the signing the signing of Peter Davison from North Down ahead of the start of the 2026 campaign.
Cregagh Memorial, Belfast
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