Star Cricket Club was established in 1997 and is one of the oldest cricket club in Luxembourg, with a vision to cater to all cricket enthusiasts and all standards of cricket. Since its inception, Star Cricket Club has became a major competitive team in the Luxembourg Cricket Federation leagues by competing with established local clubs and winning the LCF League, Six-a-Side and Social tournaments for consecutive years.
The honor of forming the club and the support for buildup goes to some dynamic cricket enthusiasts, to name such as:
- Romesh Paul
- Sanjiv Sawhney
- Deepak Gianchandani
- Niraj Trivedi
- Madhu Ramachandran
- Raju Sati
From the cadre of Star Cricket Club also came some very talented players who played for the Optimists Cricket Club in the Belgium Cricket Federation League and current the top cadre continues to do so. With the transition from the 40/35/25 over leagues to now moving into T20 league, Star Cricket Club is in the process of building its new playing philosophy and style of play. With a core group of senior players at the helm, Star Cricket Club is continuting to looking to grow our unique “Star Cricket” brand of cricket in the upcoming 2023-2024 season. We have a strong focus on the players taking active responsibility for themselves and their performances both on and off the field. To keep the progress going strong, Stars Cricket Club registered themselves as an 'Associations sans but lucratif' (ASBL) in 2018, with a vision to assist Luxembourg Cricket Federation to identify and acquire a second new cricket ground in Luxembourg and take the load away from the only cricket facility operated by the Optimists Cricket Club at Walferdange.
OUR MISSION & VISION
Our mission is to build a playing philosophy at Star Cricket that can be easily identified from our top
players all the way through our women and junior sections. While maintaining a strong emphasis on the traditions of
the game and moving with the times regarding the way we approach the game. We would
like to ensure that we carry ourselves in a manner that is acceptable, in the spirit of the game and hold ourselves to a higher
standard in the way that we train, play and handle ourselves on and off the field.
A sports club should firstly be a “family”
A sports club should firstly be a “family” and though the ethos of culture is slowly being sucked out of the game in this professional era, we strive to do all that we can so as not to lose that identity and the connectivity with all of our members.
