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Links between the two Helensburgh Cricket Club
August 7, 2026

Two clubs. One name. One great game.

Helensburgh Cricket Club Meets Helensburgh Cricket Club!

It’s not every day you get the chance to visit another cricket club with exactly the same name — and recently, two members of Helensburgh Cricket Club took the opportunity to do just that during their UK holiday.

While in Scotland, they spent some time with the Helensburgh Cricket Club in Scotland, enjoying the opportunity to meet members of the club, share stories and learn more about each club’s history, traditions and involvement in their local communities.

It was a great chance for both clubs to discover the similarities — and differences — between cricket on opposite sides of the world, while also enjoying the simple connection that comes from sharing the Helensburgh name and a love of the game.

The visit also included the opportunity to watch the Helensburgh Cricket Club First XI in action at their home ground against Uddingston. It was a fantastic way to experience the club in its own environment and see some Scottish club cricket firsthand.

There was plenty of conversation, plenty of cricket talk and, most importantly, the beginnings of a great relationship between the two Helensburgh Cricket Clubs.

Both clubs are looking forward to continuing the connection and hopefully strengthening the relationship in the years ahead, with the possibility of further visits, exchanges and opportunities to share ideas and experiences.

From Helensburgh, Australia, to Helensburgh, Scotland — it seems there’s another cricketing connection worth keeping an eye on!

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