ECB National Club Cricket Championship

The ECB National Club Cricket Championship is a forty over limited overs knockout club cricket competition in England. The most successful clubs have been Scarborough, from North Yorkshire, with five titles and Old Hill, from Staffordshire, with four. The 2019 champions are Swardeston, after they beat Nantwich by 53 runs in the final.[1]

Winners
  • 1969: Hampstead
  • 1970: Cheltenham
  • 1971: Blackheath
  • 1972: Scarborough
  • 1973: Wolverhampton
  • 1974: Sunbury
  • 1975: York
  • 1976: Scarborough
  • 1977: Southgate
  • 1978: Cheltenham
  • 1979: Scarborough
  • 1980: Moseley
  • 1981: Scarborough
  • 1982: Scarborough
  • 1983: Shrewsbury
  • 1984: Old Hill
  • 1985: Old Hill
  • 1986: Stourbridge
  • 1987: Old Hill
  • 1988: Enfield
  • 1989: Teddington
  • 1990: Blackpool
  • 1991: Teddington
  • 1992: Optimists
  • 1993: Old Hill
  • 1994: Chorley
  • 1995: Chorley
  • 1996: Walsall
  • 1997: Eastbourne
  • 1998: Doncaster Town
  • 1999: Wolverhampton
  • 2000: Sheffield Collegiate (following replay)
  • 2001: Bramhall
  • 2002: Saffron Walden
  • 2003: Sandiacre Town
  • 2004: Kibworth
  • 2005: Horsham
  • 2006: South Northumberland
  • 2007: Bromley
  • 2008: Kibworth (following replay)
  • 2009: Chester-le-Street
  • 2010: South Northumberland
  • 2011: Shrewsbury
  • 2012: York
  • 2013: West Indian Cavaliers
  • 2014: Sandiacre Town
  • 2015: Blackheath
  • 2016: South Northumberland
  • 2017: Wanstead and Snaresbrook
  • 2018: Richmondshire
  • 2019: Swardeston

Competition name

Due to sponsorship, the competition has been known by the following names:

Period Name
1969–1975DH Robins Cup
1976–1982John Haig Trophy
1983–1986William Younger Cup
1987–1990Cockspur Cup
1991–1992Club Cricket Championship
1993–1998Abbot Ale Cup
1999-2000Club Cricket Championship
2001-2002Club Cricket Championship - sponsored by play-cricket.com
2003Club Cricket Championship
2004-2008Cockspur Cup
2009-2012ECB National Club Championship
2013–presentRoyal London Club Championship
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See also

References
  1. Southwell, Connor (16 September 2019). "Swardeston beat Nantwich by 53 runs at Lord's in National Club County Championship Final". Eastern Daily Press. Retrieved 17 September 2019.


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