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Highgate Cricket Club, North London
Highgate Cricket since 1879
From our leafy enclave in North London, Highgate CC combine a healthy mixture of competitive and friendly cricket, with an energetic and welcoming community.
View our '09 League Positions:
1st XI
2nd XI
3rd XI
4th XI (Div. 3)
5th XI (Div. 5)
Player Recruitment:
We are always looking for good players to be part of our future success. Click here for more information or see the 'About Us' section to contact the committee direct.
Juniors and Colts:
Find out more about Highgate's thriving Junior Section
Play at our Ground:
Click here if you'd like to hire our ground to host your own game.
Tennis at Highgate:
You can also find information on Highgate Tennis Club.
The Highgate Shop:
And buy kit and clubwear at our shop
A Brief History of HCC:
1769: Report of Highgate gentlemen seeking members
for a cricket club.
1794: Reports of games, Highgate vs Kentish
Town & Hampstead, and Highgate vs Hampstead. (Highgate - 203, Hampstead - 73).
1802: Reports of a game, Mary-le-bone Club (MCC) XI playing Gentlemen of Hampstead and Highgate, with two men given in for 500 guineas. Hampstead and Highgate won by 112 runs.
1842: An eleven of Hornsey play an eleven of Highgate
for £50.
1850s: The Highgate Club is formed under the
name of Beaumont, playing on Primrose Hill.
1879: The Beaumont Club is reconstituted and moves to Crouch Hill.
1882: The Beaumont Club move to Shepherd’s Cot.
1904: Reports of a juniors game between Beaumont and Christ Church. Beaumont batted first and were bowled out for 1 (a bye)!
1905: Beaumont changes it's name to Highgate.
Find out more about HCC in our 2009 players handbook
here.
Latest Highgate Cricket Club, North London News
REMINDER: Club AGM: Sun. 21st March, 12.00.
This is the AGM for the whole club, as opposed to the Cricket Section AGM that was at the end of last year. Various committee positions will be put to the vote including that of Club Chairman where
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