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Ireland produced a magnificent performance against Pakistan in the first ODI at Clontarf yesterday and although they didn’t pull off a sensational victory they came as close as it gets with a tie.

The NCU selectors have kept faith with the team that lost narrowly against the Leinster Lightning in the first match of the new RSA Interprovincial Series.

There’s nothing like the Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup to stir the passions in the Provinces and if the RSA Inter-Pro Series generates the same passion then it will definitely be a winner.

Not for the first time in his colourful cricket career Kevin O'Brien produced a blistering batting performance to pip the Northern Knights at the Hills yesterday...

Sport would be nowhere without its sponsors and even in these tough times the loyalty is significant across the whole spectrum of disciplines

Robin Walsh has received the highest honour in Irish cricket, being elected President of Cricket Ireland at the AGM held in Dundalk yesterday.

On paper it would be hard to look outside the Leinster Lightning squad as the inaugural winners of the new Interprovincial Series...

there are too many positives in Irish cricket to allow one misdemeanour to rock the boat.

Ireland's Under 19 Cricket Player Josh Hall from Waringstown is on the look out for golfers with a heart...

Just recently a website pundit complimented Belfast Telegraph journalist Ian Callender for his ball-by-ball coverage of the Canada-Ireland game on the Cricket Europe website

mmed if you do and dammed if you don’t” is a catchphrase that has summed up decision-making in the electronic age where one man’s dessert is another man’s poison

The current NCU structures have been in place since 2005 and have served the union well. 

Sponsor Ajmal Khan of Venus International announced details of the new Caribbean Premier League (CPL) Twenty20 Competition at a ritzy launch at the Sandy Lane Country Club on Tuesday evening.

Holders Grosvenor Grammar School have received a home draw in the first round of this year's Ulster Bank Schools Cricket Cup.

Limavady Cricket Club fell on their own sword on Thursday night when they withdrew from the North-West Premier League because they felt they hadn’t the financial resources to compete at the highest level.