Step into Colwall Cricket Club and you are immediately drawn to a magnificent cedar tree alongside an old coaching inn. Behind them, is the spectacular back drop of the Malvern Hills, with the Iron Age British Camp, once a fortress, prominent.

You are also at one of the finest village cricket facilities in the UK. There are two adjacent grounds, both of a size and maintained to a standard to host NCCA matches. Each ground has a pavilion providing comfortable changing and catering facilities. A three lane, modern, well maintained net facility, sightscreens, electronic scoreboards, and covers, on both grounds complete the picture.

Steeped in history, the Club was founded in 1872 and a plaque on the pavilion acknowledges it as being the “cradle of Women’s Cricket”. The Women’s Cricket Association was formed in 1926 following a series of women’s games at the Club that summer. Continuing that tradition, the Club still hosts a festival of women’s cricket in August each year.

The Club celebrated victory at Lord’s, winning the 2020 National Village Cup.
In 2022 the club's extensive 150th birthday celebrations featured a game against the MCC.
In 2025 CCC 2nd XI team were Division 6 Champions and CCC Evening League team were Thompson Cup Champions and Dowdeswell Cup Champions. CCC 1st XI team reached the final of the Herefordshire KO cup losing by just 6 runs and finished 4th in Worcester County League Division One.