Forfarshire Cricket Club

Forfarshire Cricket Club

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Qualified coaches provide all year round high quality junior coaching for boys and girls.

Based at Forthill Community Sports Club in Broughty Ferry, Forfarshire Cricket Club runs four senior teams and a thriving junior section with teams at under 18, under 16, under 14 and under 12 levels. In 2019 the club launched a Women's section offering regular CricHIIT and softball sessions. Forfarshire 1st XI won the 2019 Cricket Scotland Grand Final and Eastern Premiership, before rounding off

29/08/2026

❌ Todays 2nd XI fixture v Master Blasters Aberdeen has been cancelled due to rain β˜”οΈ

29/08/2026

GAME DAY!

🏏 Forfarshire v Falkland
πŸ† Eastern Premier League
πŸ“ Forthill
πŸ•› 12:00pm
πŸŽ₯ https://youtu.be/UsJpg4deU-k
β˜•οΈ Pavilion and bar open
πŸ‘ All spectators welcome!

Photos from GH Media's post 25/08/2026
23/08/2026

GAME DAY!

Forfarshire 3rd XI host Kinloch 3rd XI at Forthill this afternoon.

πŸ‘€ Here's the Forfs team!

Photos from Forfarshire Cricket Club's post 22/08/2026

GAME DAY!

πŸ‘€ Here's the line-ups for today's 1st and 2nd XI league matches!

The 1st XI travel to Grange Loan to face Carlton while the 2nd XI host St.Modans at Forthill.

21/08/2026

Our Scotland Seniors Cricket 60s brought their first IMC World Cup group-stage campaign to a close with a 66-run defeat to New Zealand, who posted 260-5 from their 45 overs. Bob Angus and Shahid Mahmood led the bowling attack with two wickets apiece, while Michael Lumsden also claimed a wicket.
To finish third in the group, Scotland needed to chase down 261 to win, or reach 243 to secure third place on net run rate. Unfortunately, a disastrous start left Scotland struggling at 27-3 before Graeme Garden (80) and Tim Preston-Jones (50) produced an excellent 112-run partnership to steady the innings and give Scotland hope.
However, it wasn’t to be, as Scotland eventually finished on 194-9. Despite the defeat, Scotland can be hugely proud of a landmark World Cup campaign. They secured three group-stage victories and finished fourth in the group, demonstrating the skill, resilience and team spirit required to compete at this level on the international stage.
The biggest disappointment will undoubtedly be the narrow defeat to India, but the overall performance has underlined that Scotland belong among the world’s best Over 60s teams.
Today, Scotland move into the play-off stages, where they will face Wales with 7th or 8th place at stake.

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Fintry Place, Broughty Ferry
Dundee
DD53BE