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About North Down Cricket Club
Founded in 1857, North Down Cricket Club is based in Comber on the northern shore of Strangford Lough in County Down, Northern Ireland.
Historically one of the most successful clubs in the country, there are currently five men’s teams, two ladies teams and a thriving youth section.
The club has had three ‘Golden Eras’ of success for the 1stXI, the late 1800’s, between the wars and more recently from 1999 – 2011 when the Senior League and Senior Challenge Cup were won a combined 16 times.
The playing facilities at The Green, named as such as it was historically the bleaching green for the town’s flax mill, are widely regarded as some of the best around and the ground has in recent years hosted the NCU Challenge Cup Final, as well as numerous representative fixtures.
Historically one of the most successful clubs in the country, there are currently five men’s teams, two ladies teams and a thriving youth section.
The club has had three ‘Golden Eras’ of success for the 1stXI, the late 1800’s, between the wars and more recently from 1999 – 2011 when the Senior League and Senior Challenge Cup were won a combined 16 times.
The playing facilities at The Green, named as such as it was historically the bleaching green for the town’s flax mill, are widely regarded as some of the best around and the ground has in recent years hosted the NCU Challenge Cup Final, as well as numerous representative fixtures.
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