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The Ulster Schools’ XI recorded at 1 wicket win over MCC at Campbell College in their annual fixture...

It will be a Belfast-Londonderry final of the Ulster Bank Schools Cricket Cup at the Civil Service ground at Stormont tomorrow (noon).

Limavady Grammar School will host Royal Belfast Academical Institution on Monday, June 15, (noon) for the right to meet Foyle & Londonderry College in the final of the Ulster Bank Schools Cricket Cup.

It was a case of so near, yet so far for Ireland, as they went down by just down by just nine runs to Sri Lanka, one of the tournament favourites at Lord’s.

Roy Torrens has been awarded the OBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List for his services to cricket.

Ireland coach Phil Simmons was in reflective mood following his side’s 83 run defeat to New Zealand in their opening Super Eight clash at Trent Bridge yesterday.

Ireland suffered an 83 run reverse to a very powerful and determined New Zealand side in their first Super 8 fixture at Trent Bridge.

Foyle & Londonderry College are through to the final of this year’s Ulster Bank Schools Cricket Cup.

Ireland turned in a creditable performance against defending champions India, but lost by 8 wickets as India cruised to their victory target of 113 with 15 balls to spare.

The trial will take place at BRA’s Castle Grounds this Friday 12th June with the teams being captained by Stephen Bunting from BRA and Jordan McKeown from Bangor GS.

Ireland captain William Porterfield saw reasons for optimism following his side’s 30 run defeat to South Africa...

For each of the last few seasons it seems we have always looked forward to the next year with the expression “well at least the weather can’t be any worse next year.”

Foyle & Londonderry College and Grosvenor Grammar School, Belfast, have reached the semi finals of the Ulster Bank Schools Cup

Big guns kept apart