Welcome to Abercarn Cricket Club

Abercarn Cricket Club was founded in 1881. We play at Abercarn Welfare and have one of the best cricket grounds in South Wales. The ground regularly hosts Junior Representative cricket matches and has also played host to many touring sides.

We currently run two senior sides on a Saturday which play in the Thomas Carroll Welsh Club Cricket Conference. The 1st XI and 2nd XI currently play in Division 2. In addition to this we run a social side on a Sunday that plays friendly games against various teams and we also have a Midweek XI that compete in the Lords Caerphilly Midweek League and are currently in Division 1.

The Club has a thriving Junior Section and currently runs sides at Under 9, Under 11, Under 13 and Under 15 levels. Our Junior sides compete in the MIFA youth leagues and the games vary from pairs cricket to traditional 20 over matches.

The club is a very social and welcome place to play cricket or to relax and watch.There is a bar with refreshments available and we regularly have plenty of parents sat around socialising while their children are running around and playing. We are open most nights throughout the summer as we have a very busy weekly programme of training and games so if you would like to come down and watch or even join in and play you are more than welcome.

Players of all ages and abilities welcome.

Abercarn Cricket Club have an existing site at www.pitchero.com/clubs/abercarncricketclub

Latest Abercarn Cricket Club News

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR NATWEST CRICKET FORCE 2010

WE ARE SEEKING VOLUNTEERS WITH ALL KINDS OF SKILLS, WHETHER IT BE PLUMBING, BUILDING, PAINTING OR MAKING TEA & COFFEE! WE ARE ALSO SEEKING LOCAL BUSINESSES TO DONATE MATERIALS FOR THE EVENT. THE C

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• SOUTH WALES ARGUS SUPPORT CLUB'S PLEA FOR IMPROVEMENTS
• Youth Cricket Annual General Meeting
• Club receives Corus Community Award
• Ysgol Cwm Gwyddon Join Club-School Partnership

Latest Play-Cricket News

National Club Championship First Round Draw

National Club Champions Chester-le-Street were given a bye when the National Club Championship First Round draw was made this week. The Durham side, who beat Spencer at Derby to life the trophy last s

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• NatWest Cricketforce Newsletter Jan 2010
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