Beechgrove facts for kids
| Location | Derry, Northern Ireland |
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| Coordinates | 55°00′01.97″N 7°17′55.15″W / 55.0005472°N 7.2986528°W |
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| Kilfennan End Limavady Road End |
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| As of 12 August 2010 Source: Ground profile |
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Beechgrove is a cricket ground located in Derry, Northern Ireland. It's a special place where cricket matches are played for fun and competition.
Discovering Beechgrove: A Cricket Ground
Beechgrove is a well-known cricket ground found in the city of Derry, which is in Northern Ireland. It's where local teams and sometimes even national teams come to play exciting cricket games.
When Did Cricket Start at Beechgrove?
The first really important cricket match played at Beechgrove was in 1963. This was a "first-class" match.
- A first-class match is a type of cricket game that lasts for several days. It is played between two teams that are considered to be of a high standard.
- In that first big game, the Ireland team played against the Scotland team. It was a big moment for the ground!
Who Plays Cricket at Beechgrove Today?
Today, Beechgrove is the home ground for a local team called Brigade Cricket Club. This club plays in local cricket leagues and competitions. It's where they practice and host their home games.
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