Ealing Cricket Club in West London, is one of the UK's top cricket clubs with a history dating back to 1870. The first match was played in 1871. The Club is a major part of the local community and you will always be assured of a warm welcome when visiting or joining Ealing Cricket Club. 

The Club has enjoyed great success in recent years winning the Middlesex Premier League for seven seasons in a row from 2005 to 2011 and again in 2017. ECC, as the Club is known locally, also won the Barbados Cockspur National T/20 cup in 2011 and 2015. Ealing appeared in its fourth National Cup final in 2013 but ended up runners up for the fourth time after losing to West Indian Cavaliers.

There are eight EalingCC and two Ealing Hanwellian senior league teams playing cricket on Saturdays and the Ealing Women's team plays on Sundays. The Club has one of the largest junior sections in the county with over 600 boys and girls enjoying summer coaching from April to August. There are twenty nine junior teams for boys and girls from ages 8 to 17 years. In 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2019, 2021, 2022 and most recently in 2023, the junior section won the prestigious Victor Ludorum Trophy and the Club was named Club of the Year by Wisden Cricketer magazine in 2010.

In October 2011 the Club changed its status to a registered charity with a public benefit remit to 'provide community participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities for playing cricket and other sports' and 'to advance the education of children and young people'.

In April 2013 Ealing Cricket Club merged with Hanwell Cricket Club and gained use of a second home ground at Brentfield. Hanwell CC teams now play under the banner 'Ealing Hanwellians'.

In 2017, the Club, in partnership with Ealing Council, completed the development of the Popesfield Sports Ground to provide a third home ground for our cricket activities.

Ealing Cricket Club is Clubmark accredited to show that best practices apply to ensure that all cricket is delivered in a safe, effective and friendly environment.