League play in the 2026 Inter-Primary Cricket Competition resumed last week, following last month’s exciting one-day rallies.
Teams from several schools across the islands took part in the latest matches, held on Friday, 8 May.
Zone A girls division
In the Zone A girls division, First Baptist Christian School got by Red Bay Primary 83 runs to 82 runs, while Prospect Primary and East End Primary battled to a draw, each scoring 49 runs.
Rally runners-up Edna Moyle Primary took revenge on Rally champions Island Primary B with a 31 run to 30 run victory, and Joanna Clarke Primary outlasted Theoline L McCoy Primary 51 runs to 50 runs.
Island Primary A was not scheduled to play.
Zone B girls division
In Zone B girls action, Cayman Prep A beat Footsteps School 75 runs to 73 runs.
Sir John A Cumber Primary defeated Cayman Prep B 73 runs to 54 runs and St Ignatius Catholic got past Cayman International School 64 runs to 59 runs.
Marie Martin Primary was not scheduled to play.
Zone A boys division
In the Zone A boys division, Red Bay Primary eased past First Baptist Christian School 136 runs to 68 runs and East End Primary defeated Prospect Primary 58 runs to 54 runs.
Edna Moyle Primary got past Island Primary B 99 runs to 61 runs, Joanna Clarke Primary downed Theoline L McCoy Primary 80 runs to 58 runs and Island Primary A was not scheduled to play.
Zone B boys division
In Zone B boys action, Cayman Prep A got the better of Rally champions Footsteps School 87 runs to 66 runs.
Sir John A Cumber defeated Cayman Prep B 59 runs to 54 runs and St Ignatius Catholic outscored Cayman International School 125 runs to 93 runs.
Cayman Academy versus Marie Martin Primary was postponed.
More from this season
Round 3 of the 2026 season continues on Friday, 15 May with a full schedule of games.
The 2026 competition runs from April to June with 15 participating schools divided into two zones in both the girls’ and boys’ leagues.
Games are 12 overs for boys and eight overs for girls, with bowlers restricted to three overs in the boys division and two overs in the girls division.
Field sizes are roughly half a football field and teams consist of 11 players.
Games are played on Friday afternoons starting at noon for girls and 1pm for boys at various primary school and sports field venues.
The Inter-Primary Cricket Competition is organised and coordinated by the Department of Education Services, the Department of Sports and the Cayman Cricket Association and sponsored in part by CUC.
Parents and supporters are encouraged to come out and cheer on the young cricketers.
