ROBIN HAIRE, Ireland international batsman in 1986 and one of the club's youngest captains
PETER SHIELDS, former Ireland international, assistant editor of the Ulster Cricketer and the most successful captain of the club in the post-war era
IAN SHIELDS, club historian, veteran batsman, retired school principal, NCU vice president, the face of North Down Cricket Club
ANDREW WHITE, Ireland all rounder who went on to play county cricket at Northamptonshire
MICHAEL REITH, Ireland opening batsman, local professional controversially recruited from Waringstown in 1980, the most sensational cricket story of its time
RAYMOND MORELAND, without doubt one of the most gregarious and vivacious personalities to have served the club and one who has endeared himself to virtually every club that North Down has played since 1980
PAUL McCRUM, Ireland opening bowler
CHARLIE McCRUM, Ireland all rounder
RAMAN LAMBA, club professional, the most prolific batsman of his era in Irish cricket, India test player, Ireland player, and charismatic personality tragically killed in a cricket match in Bangladesh in 1998
DAVID KENNEDY, Ireland international batsmen, prolific run scorer and winner of the NIACUS Fair Play award
RYAN HAIRE, former club captain, prolific run maker and Ireland international batsman
IAN CARSER, former club captain, Ulster Town, club chairman for the past 10 years and infamously called for ‘throwing’ in an inter-provincial match in Dublin
PETER CONNELL, New Zealand recruit in 2006 who was at the centre of a sensational registration controversy that lost the club the senior league title
TAIMUR KHAN, the best bowler in Ulster cricket for five years and the club’s popular long serving professional who qualified as a local player in 2007
JOHN PATTON, club scorer for over 30 years, one of the finest ambassadors in the history of North Down Cricket Club, a real gentleman of cricket
CLARENCE HILES, NCU chairman, member of the NI Sports Council, Joint ICU treasurer, editor of the Ulster Cricketer and author of 'A History of Senior Cricket in Ulster'
