QPCC SPORTS & ACADEMIES

CRICKET

From its humble beginnings in 1891, the Queen’s Park Cricket Club (QPCC) has been an iconic cricket arena recognized the world over. Now celebrating its 128th anniversary, the QPCC has been home to numerous great cricketing personalities whose names are recognized internationally including Victor and Jeff Stollmeyer, Michael “Joey” Carew, Charlie and Bryan Davis, Willie Rodriguez, Deryck Murray, and none other than Mr Brian Charles Lara – double world record holder, genius left-handed batsman, and QPCC member whose name now adorns our Club Pavilion.

Talent

Within the QPCC there’s an abundance of talented, enthusiastic and committed athletes who have the desire to make careers as professional cricketers at national, regional and international levels, and we hope to help make these dreams become a reality.

Development

We continue to be the leading club in Trinidad & Tobago, with six teams in the domestic local league, a development programme, an Under-16 team and a coaching school for young aspiring cricketers. These programmes have produced internationally acclaimed players such as Dwayne Bravo, Sunil Narine, Darren Bravo, Kieron Pollard, Nicholas Pooran, Shannon Gabriel, Anderson Phillip and Khary Pierre just to name a few.

Management

An established and organized management team has been assembled that is dedicated to ensuring the highest level of excellence, with a very strict code of conduct regarding discipline and performance at all levels. Under the Club’s cricket management QPCC has developed respected players for National leagues, West Indies, CPL, IPL leagues as well as under-15, 17 and 19 national age groups.

QPCC Cricket Coaching School

April to June 2022

Ages: 4 to 6

Equipment: Cricket Bat
Time: 9 to 10 am on Sundays

April May June
24 1 5
8 12
15 19
22 26
29

Ages: 7 to 9

Equipment: Cricket Bat
Time: 8.30 to 10.30 am on Saturdays

April May June
23 7 4
30 14 11
21 18
28 25

Ages: 10 to 13

Equipment: Full cricket equipment: bat, pads, helmet, gloves etc
Time: 10 to 12 noon on Sundays

April May June
24 1 5
8 12
15 19
22 26
29

Ages: 14 to 16

Equipment: Full cricket equipment: bat, pads, helmet, gloves etc
Time: 10 to 12 noon on Saturdays

April May June
23 7 4
30 14 11
21 18
28 25

Uniforms: Uniforms and equipment can be purchased at the Oval. Coloured uniforms will be presented during the term for purchase at a price to be determined. For our 1st term, white long cricket pants and white tops, or past QPCC tops can be used. 

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Coaching Fees

$1050 VAT Inc. per term (payments of $350 per month is acceptable)

Membership Fees

  • Ages 13 and under one off payment of $270 VAT Inc. until age 14 (Child Member)
  • Ages 14 and above – $270 VAT Inc. annually (Junior Member)

Bank Deposit Payment Information

Please see the official banking details for the Queen’s Park Cricket Club below. Please send a copy of the receipt or confirmation of the transaction to [email protected] or [email protected] Feel free to contact the office if you require any further assistance.

Payee Name: Queens Park Cricket Club
Bank Name: First Citizens Bank
Bank Address: First Citizens Bank, 62 Independence Square, Port of Spain
Bank Account #: 1641066
Bank Swift Code: FCTTTTPS
Currency: TTD
Account Type: Checking

 

Cricket Season Results

Premiership League Division 1

Clarke Road 255  & 178  vs QPCC 1  440 for 8 dec – QPCC 1 won by an innings and 7 runs.

Powergen  251 & 12 for 0 vs QPCC 2  154 & 108 – QPCC 11 lost by 10 wickets.

Standings after 4 rounds:

Powergen            91 

QPCC 1               91

Preysal                88

Clarke Rd            41

Victoria                32

Comets               20

QPCC11             17

Premiership League Division 2

Munroe Road  101 & 202  vs  QPCC 3 146 & 257 for 5 dec

Standings after 4 rounds:

Cane Farm         75

QPCC 111          74

Aranguez           71

Defence Force   70

Prisons              63

Merry Boys        52

Munroe Rd        20

EYM                  17

Following are the cricket fixtures of our respective teams on March 14th & 15th:.

Premiership League Division 1

Queen’s Park 1 vs Preysal – Queen’s Park Oval – 10.00 a.m.

Queen’s Park 2 vs Comets – Green Park Recreational Ground, Felicity – 10.00 a.m

Premiership League Division 2

Queen’s Park 3 vs EYM  – El Socorro Ground,  Aranguez – 10.00 a.m.

Premiership Reserve League Division 1

Queen’s Park 1 Reserve vs Preysal – Inshan Ali Park, Preysal – 12.30 p.m.

Queen’s Park 2 Reserve vs Comets – St. Anthony’s College Ground – 12.30 p.m.

Premiership Reserve League Division 2

Queen’s Park 3 Reserve vs EYM – Queen’s Park Ground, Queen’s Park Savannah – 12.30 p.m.

Queen’s Park Cricket Club fielded eight (8) teams in different competitions in 2019.

National League Premiership Division (QPCC 1)
National League Premiership 2 day Competition – 3rd Place
National League Premiership 50 Over Competition – 1st Place (Winners 8 times in the last 9 years)
National League Premiership T20 Competition – 1st Place

University of the West Indies T20 (QPCC 1)
Winners

National League Premier 2 Division (QPCC 2)
National League Premier 2 (2 day Competition) – 1st Place (Promoted to Premiership Division in 2020)

North Zonal Council (QPCC 3)
North Zonal Council Senior Division 3 day Competition – 1st Place (Promoted to Premier 2 Division in 2020)
North Zonal Council Senior Division 40 Over Competition – Runners – Up
North Zonal Council Senior Division T20 Competition – Runners – Up

National League Premier Reserve Division (QPCC 1 & QPCC 2 Reserve)
National League Reserve 2 day Competition – QPCC 1 – 1st Place
National League Reserve 40 over Competition – QPCC 2 – 1st Place

QPCC under 16 Competition
Runners- Up

QPCC under 19 developmental team participates in the Sir Garfield Sobers Schools International under 19 Competition held in Barbados. They have been participating in this tournament since 2002.

Cricket 2020

In 2020 Queen’s Park Cricket Club will field six (6) teams in the National League Competitions, the under 16 team will play in the QPCC Invitational Under 16 Competition and in July we will be sending an under 19 team to the Sir Garfield Sobers Schools International Tournament in Barbados. The Cricket Coaching School reopens on the 11th January and runs every Saturday & Sunday from 8.30 until the 5th April. The first assignment for the QPCC 1 team will be to defend their T20 title in the UWI T20 Competition which bowls off on the 9th January with QPCC 1 having two games, the first against Marchin Patriots at 10:00 am and then the UWI team at 6:00pm.

Game & Tournament Schedule

FEB 7TH FEBRUARY 2020 | 2:00PM | National League QPCC 1 vs QPCC 2 | Playing Field

FEB 8TH FEBRUARY 2020 | 10:00AM | National League QPCC 1 vs QPCC 2 | Playing Field

FEB 9TH FEBRUARY 2020 | 10:00AM | National League QPCC 1 vs QPCC 2 | Playing Field

FEB 15TH FEBRUARY 2020 | 10:00PM | National League QPCC 1 vs QPCC 2 | Playing Field

FEB 16TH FEBRUARY 2020 | 10:00PM | National League QPCC 1 vs QPCC 2 | Playing Field

QPCC Success

Between 2010 and 2019, the QPCC’s premier team has captured 18 titles in local competitions making it the most successful cricket club in the country.

League titles: 5

50 Over titles: 8

T20 titles: 5

For the 2019 cricket season, the QPCC had six contracted players on the Trinidad & Tobago Red Force team – Jeremy Solozano, Tion Webster, Yannic Cariah, Joshua Da Silva, Isaiah Rajah and Khary Pierre – while Anderson Phillip, though not contracted, played the entire season and was awarded the Andy Roberts trophy for the Emerging Fast Bowler. Shannon Gabriel (West Indies) also represented Red Force, and the manager/assistant coach of the national team, Mr. Furlonge is currently the head coach at QPCC.

The Cub’s development programmes continue to bear fruit, with three players selected to represent Trinidad & Tobago at the recently concluded regional Under 19 tournament  with three invited to a West Indies training camp in preparation for the Under 19 World Cup in 2020.

Additionally QPCC is also the only cricket club in the world to have four overseas players in the IPL in India namely Kieron Pollard, Dwayne Bravo, Sunil Narine, and Nicholas Pooran.

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