North Wales’ two most successful clubs in the Welsh Cricket Cup have home quarter finals coming up in the 2025 competition this weekend.
Three-time winners Brymbo entertain Pontarddulais, while twice-champions Colwyn Bay host Ammanford.
Both matches take place on Sunday, 1 pm starts.
Brymbo lifted the cup in 1987, 1988 and 1992, while Bay’s successes came much more recently in 2015 and 2023.
Both Pontarddulais and Ammanford compete in South Wales Premier Cricket League Division One.
Pont have won the Welsh Cup twice, while Ammanford have four triumphs to their name.
Colwyn Bay v Ammanford
Brymbo v Pontarddulais
1972 Gorseinon
1973 Gorseinon
1974 Ynysygerwn
1975 Maesteg Celtic
1976 Skewen
1977 Maesteg Celtic
1978 Ynysygerwn
1979 Ynysygerwn
1980 Maesteg Celtic
1981 Ammanford
1982 Ammanford
1983 Cardiff
1984 Cardiff
1985 Barry
1986 Ammanford
1987 Brymbo
1988 Brymbo
1989 Pontarddulais
1990 St Fagans
1991 Swansea
1992 Brymbo
1993 Gowerton
1995 Cardiff
1996 Swansea
1997 Northop Hall
1998 Ynysygerwn
1999 Ynysygerwn
2000 Swansea
2001 Neath
2002 Gowerton
2003 Cardiff
2004 Sully Centurians
2005 Usk
2006 Llandudno
2007 Usk
2008 Newport
2009 Cardiff
2010 Sully Centurians
2011 Swansea
2012 Swansea
2013 Panteg
2014 Cardiff
2015 Colwyn Bay
2016 Mumbles
2017 Cardiff
2018 Ammanford
2019 Pontarddulais
2020 Void (Covid)
2021 Swansea
2022 Swansea
2023 Colwyn Bay
2024 St Fagans
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