Wales National County

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Captains: Sam Pearce (White Ball), Cam Herring (Red Ball)

Head Coaches: Darren Thomas (White Ball), Brad Wadlan (Red Ball)

Wales National County (WNC) is one of twenty National Counties that form the pinnacle of the recreational game across England and Wales, as part of the National Counties Cricket Association (NCCA).  In 2019 the Minor Counties Cricket Association became the NCCA after a proud 124 year history with the aim of improving the competitive landscape and its profile.

Wales compete across the NCCA T20 Cup, the NCCA One Day Trophy (50 Over) and NCCA 3 Day Championship (currently Division 2 of the Western Group). We have a proud history of being an established National Counties side since 1988, and players and coaching staff remain eager to clinch our first silverware. 

For latest tables, statistics and results visit our Play Cricket site: http://walesnc.play-cricket.com/home 

We also administer Wales NC (North) - our representative team for our players across North Wales who feed into the senior Wales NC side.

Current Committee

Matt Thompson (Head of Talent Pathway & Wales NC Secretary) [email protected] 

Bob Elsen (Chairman) 

Brian Jones (Team Manager & Welfare Officer) - [email protected] 

Ian Martin (North Wales Representative) - [email protected] 

Darren Thomas (White Ball Head Coach) - [email protected] 

Brad Wadlan (Red Ball Head Coach) - [email protected] 

 

Wales NC (North Committee)

Matt Thompson (details as above)

Ian Martin (details as above) 

Russell Penrhyn Jones (Team Manager) - [email protected] 

John Bell (Welfare Officer) - [email protected] 

Gareth Ryan (North Wales League Representative) - [email protected]

Offical Partners

Glamorgan Cricket Sport Wales England Cricket Board The National Lottery Masuri Chance To Shine Lord's Taverners NV Play
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