Alexandra Park Cricket Club (North London)

Alexandra Park Cricket Club

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Alexandra Park (AP) Cricket Club is an historic and open club founded in 1888 and playing in the grounds of Alexandra Palace and Park. With great views of the Palace and surrounded by its grounds.

It is often easy to forget you are playing cricket in North London.

To get in touch please contact Alistair at alistair@alexandraparkcricketclub.com or fill out the form on Contact Us.

Indoor nets start in January and new players are very welcome to come and join us. Please see News for more information.

For fixtures, results and averages click here

For AP branded cricket gear click here


	The club is situated within a stones throw of Alexandra Palace Station, on the overground line out of Finsbury Park and Kings Cross. We are also a short walk from Wood Green Station on the Piccadilly Line. We are ideally sited fo the surrounding areas of Muswell Hill, Bounds Green, New Southgate, Haringey and Tottenham.


	We are an open club welcoming members of all standards. We run 4 Saturday league sides and an occasional friendly team and two Sunday teams. The history of the club runs to over 100 years and were so well known pre and post second world war that Donald Bradman chose to film his book 'How to play cricket' at the ground during the Australian tour of 1934. The 'Don' wrote the forward for our centenary booklet.


	The club is very social with a large football section too. We also have one of the longest running club tours in existence with 2011 set to be our 75th tour of Kent. All new members are welcome to join so please get in touch. For more information on training please see News.