Dunfermline & Carnegie Cricket Club

We’re absolutely delighted to welcome Maven as a sponsor of Dunfermline & Carnegie Cricket Club.

It has been the club’s greatest season yet, and we’re already looking forward to building on that momentum next year. Support from local businesses such as Maven makes a real difference, helping us invest in the club, improve facilities and create even more opportunities for people across our community to get involved in cricket.

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Dylan Kelly, Founder of Maven, said:

“We’re proud to support Dunfermline & Carnegie Cricket Club. The club does brilliant work in the community, giving young people the chance to develop their skills, make friends and, most importantly, have fun.

“Cricket is a sport that is growing quickly in Scotland, and we genuinely believe it is one the country can prosper in for years to come. Backing clubs at grassroots level is how that future is built.”

Club Chair Dejesh Deenadayalan said:

“On behalf of everyone at the club, a huge thank you to Maven for their support. Contributions like this help us invest in our facilities and give more people across the community the opportunity to get involved in cricket.”

Dylan and Dejesh are pictured below marking Maven’s support for the club....

They are also supporting Toyota’s Good for Cricket prize, a simple way to help the club build on an unforgettable season and make next year even bigger.......you can win a car, a VIP day in London or one of 50 prizes worth more than £217,000

Tickets start from just £5, and every penny raised through our club page comes directly back to Dunfermline & Carnegie Cricket Club.

Enter before the end of September....
https://www.toyotagoodforcricket.co.uk/support/dunfermline-and-carnegie-cc-ky12

Fancy winning a car, or a VIP day in London, while helping your local club at the same time?

Toyota’s Good For Cricket prize draw is live, with 50 prizes worth over £217,000 up for grabs.

Tickets start at just £5 and every penny goes straight to the Dunfermline & Carnegie Cricket Club.

Enter now…..the draw closes at the end of September….

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🏏 FIVES FINISH THEIR FIRST SEASON WITH A THRILLER! 💙

What a way for our 5th XI to complete their first ever season — a tie against Edinburgh Academy School at The Cairns!

Dunfermline & Carnegie 5 – 135/9
Edinburgh Academy School – 135/9
🤝 Match tied

With Douglas away, Alistair did a brilliant job organising everything off the field, leaving VJ to captain a side packed with some of the club’s exciting young players.

Bowling first in a reduced 35-over game, the Fives did superbly to pull Edinburgh Academy back after they threatened to get away from us. The wickets were shared around, with Ryan Mahajan an outstanding 2–6, while Jack Millar-Doughty, Neil Arulnathan and Eoin Clarke all picked up two wickets.

The youngsters were then given the opportunity to lead the chase and handled some very good bowling impressively. There were useful partnerships throughout the innings before Manotteja Mode top-scored with 30 not out, taking us right to the final ball.

And then came the moment of the day… Mano and VJ could have run another on the last delivery, but both thought 135 was the target! 😂

A senior moment perhaps — but a fantastic tie to finish the season.

The teams even played an unofficial Super Over afterwards at the request of the Edinburgh Academy youngsters, which the visitors won — but the official result remains a tie.

Plenty of individual highlights too: Ewan keeping, bowling and batting; some important breakthroughs from Jack; Ryan’s superb economy; excellent all-round cricket from Neil; Eoin leading the runs among the youngsters; some acrobatics from Alun; and Mano even getting his wish to have a go with the gloves!

A big thanks as well to Cormac for helping with umpiring and scoring, the parents who came along to support, and Inzi at Pepe’s for another excellent tea.

Most importantly, this brings the curtain down on something pretty special.

2026 was the first season in the club’s history that Dunfermline & Carnegie fielded five senior teams.

The Fives have competed brilliantly, finished comfortably in mid-table and, above all, given many of our developing players meaningful senior cricket.

There is a huge amount of young talent coming thro

🏆 FIFE CUP CHAMPIONS! 🏆

What a way to finish the day at McKane Park! 💙

Dunfermline & Carnegie are the 2026 Fife Cup Champions! 🏆

A brilliant effort from the whole squad across Finals Day, getting the job done and adding another trophy to an incredible season for the club.

Another piece of silverware. Another fantastic moment for D&C. 🔵⚪

FIFE CUP CHAMPIONS 2026 🏆

Dunfermline McKanePark

📺 FROGBOX LIVE – FIFE CUP SEMI-FINAL

The first semi-final of Fife Cup Finals Day is underway at McKane Park as Dunfermline & Carnegie take on Falkland for a place in this afternoon’s final. 🏆

Can’t make it down to McKane? You can follow all the action live on FrogBox:

▶️ Watch live: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kxE2IOwn9IU

🏏 Dunfermline & Carnegie v Falkland
🏆 Fife Cup Semi-Final
📍 McKane Park

Come on Dunfermline! 💙💛

🏆 FIFE CUP FINALS DAY AT McKANE

It’s all happening at McKane Park today as we host the Fife Cup Finals Day.

The action gets underway at 10.30am with Dunfermline & Carnegie taking on Falkland in the first semi-final.

At 2.00pm, Dunnikier face Largo in semi-final two, before the two winners meet in the Fife Cup Final at 5.30pm.

🍺 The bar opens at 12.30pm, so come down, enjoy a full day of T20 cricket and support the teams.

📍 McKane Park
🏏 Three matches
🏆 One trophy

Come down and be part of Finals Day.