North Wales Cricket League

The North Wales Cricket League is the top level of competition for recreational club cricket in North Wales, and the league Headquarters is based at The Oval, Llandudno, Wales LL30 2TB .^[1] Since 2001, the North Wales Cricket League has been an accredited ECB Premier League as part of the expansion of cricket at a grassroots level.

North Wales Cricket League

Countries	Wales
Administrator	Cricket Wales
Format	Limited overs
First edition	2001 (ECB Premier League)
Tournament format	League
Number of teams	10 (Premier Division)
Current champion	St Asaph
Most successful	Llandudno (9)
Website	https://nwcl.play-cricket.com/

Champions

Year Club League champions 2001–2019 2001 Bangor 2002 Bangor 2003 Hawarden Park 2004 Llandudno 2005 Mold 2006 Llandudno 2007 Llandudno 2008 Llandudno 2009 Llandudno 2010 Llandudno 2011 Connah's Quay 2012 Llandudno 2013 Llandudno 2014 Menai Bridge 2015 Menai Bridge 2016 Llandudno 2017 Bangor 2018 Menai Bridge 2019 Bangor

Year Club League champions 2020–present 2020 COVID-19 pandemic 2021 St Asaph 2022 Menai Bridge 2023 St Asaph

Championships won

League championship
Wins	Club
9	Llandudno
4	Bangor
	Menai Bridge
2	St Asaph
1	Connah's Quay
	Hawarden Park
	Mold

Performance by season from 2001

Key
Gold	Champions
Red	Relegated

Premier Division performance by season, from 2001

Club	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024
Bangor	1	1	2	3	4	6	11	7	4	2	6	11		4	9	3	1	4	1		3	7	8
Bethesda	12				11			9	12
Brymbo	4	2	8	5	5	7	4	5	9	8	8	10	9	8	3	10	6	2	10		7	3	3
Chirk					12				11	12							10	12
Connah's Quay	9	12					6	6	6	4	1	4	7	2	2	4	7	10	12
Conwy																					11
Denbigh											7	8	12		6	6	4	9	4		12		6
Dolgellau			12
Gresford																7	9	7	7		8	5	7
Gwersyllt Park ^[a]							9
Halkyn	6	9	11																				9
Hawarden Park	2	4	1	2	8	10	2	10	10	10	11		5	10	5	9	8	11
Llandudno	8	3	6	1	2	1	1	1	1	1	2	1	1	7	7	1	5	3	5		9	8	10
Llanrwst				10	3	12		11	7	11			8	12		8	12
Llay Welfare				12								12									10	12
Marchwiel and Wrexham	10	11	5	11		3	12
Menai Bridge						8	3	4	8	6	4	2	2	1	1	2	2	1	2		2	1	4
Mochdre	11	10	3	9	7	4	10	2	2	9	5	3	3	5	4	5	11		3		5	10	5
Mold	3	5	7	4	1	5	8	8	5	5	9	9	6	11								9	11
Northop	5	6	10	6	6	11						7	11		12			5	6		4	4	2
Pontblyddyn	7	7	4	8	9	2	5	3	3	3	3	6	4	3	10	11			11			6	12
Pwllheli											12			9	8	12		8	9		6	11
St Asaph		8	9	7	10	9	7	12		7	10	5	10	6	11		3	6	8		1	2	1
References	^[2]	^[3]	^[4]	^[5]	^[6]	^[7]	^[8]	^[9]	^[10]	^[11]	^[12]	^[13]	^[14]	^[15]	^[16]	^[17]	^[18]	^[19]	^[20]	^[21]^[b]	^[22]	^[23]	^[24]

1. Gwersyllt Park resigned from the Premier Division after the 2007 season.
2. The COVID-19 pandemic forced a reduction in league activity. A replacement competition was organised for the latter part of the season when cricket became possible again, but with the winners not to be regarded as official league champions.

References

1. "North Wales Cricket League". nwcl.play-cricket.com. North Wales Cricket League. Retrieved 12 February 2022.
2. Club Cricket Yearbook 2006
3. "Premier Division - 2002".
4. "Premier Division - 2003".
5. "Premier Division - 2004".
6. "Premier Division - 2005".
7. "Premier Division - 2006".
8. "Premier Division - 2007".
9. "Premier Division - 2008".
10. "Premier Division - 2009".
11. "Premier Division - 2010".
12. "Premier Division - 2011".
13. "Premier Division - 2012".
14. "Premier Division - 2013".
15. "Premier Division - 2014".
16. "Premier Division - 2015".
17. "Premier Division - 2016".
18. "Premier Division - 2017".
19. "Premier Division - 2018".
20. "Premier Division - 2019".
21. "Premier Division - 2020".
22. "Premier Division - 2021".
23. "Premier Division - 2022".
24. "Premier Division - 2023".

External links

• Official play-cricket website
• Cricket Wales