North Middlesex Cricket Club was founded in 1875, and is situated at 185a Park Road, in Crouch End, North London. We hold ECB Clubmark and Community Amateur Sports Club status, and have made great progress on and off the pitch over recent years.

All cricket enthusiasts are welcome to join us at “The Midd”, whether as players or spectators. Substantial investment over the last few years has resulted in much improved facilities, such as new practice nets, sightscreens, covers and upgraded ground maintenance equipment. Our clubhouse, “The Pavilion”, has excellent bar and restaurant facilities, and is available for hire for functions all year round.

Senior Section

On Saturdays, NMCC runs 3 teams in the Middlesex County Cricket League, and 2 in the 1987 League, which is a “feeder “ league for the MCCL, with the top fours teams all achieving at least one promotion in the last 5 years.

In 2012, our 1st XI will again play in Division 2 of the MCCL 1st XI league structure. Our 2nd XI will play in Division 2 of the 2nd XI league, having consolidated its position last year after achieving promotion from Division 3 in 2009. The 3rd XI will play in Division 1 of the 3rd XI league following promotion in 2010. After achieving 4 successive promotions, the 4th XI will play in Division 1 of the 1987 League and the for the first time, our 5th XI will play league cricket, in Division 5 of the 1987 League.

Depending on player availability, NMCC also fields teams for friendly matches on Saturdays and Sundays.

On several occasions over the last few years NMCC has hosted charity matches with the famous Bunbury club. These occasions have brought world famous cricketers such as Andrew Flintoff, Graeme Hick and Mike Gatting to the club.

Colts Section

NMCC is proud to have developed one of the largest and most successful Colts sections in Middlesex. We now have well over 200 boys and girls participating, aged  from U6 to U17. We run various teams in the Middlesex Colts Association leagues both Summer and Winter, and have an established Academy structure to help develop our most promising young players.

Several of our Colts were selected to represent Middlesex and London Schools in 2010, and many Colts  gained valuable experience by playing for teams fielded by the Senior Section. In 2005 NMCC won the Victor Ludorum trophy, awarded to the most successful Colts club in Middlesex. In 2008 our U13 side won the National ECB Championship, and in 2010 our U15s were Middlesex champions.