The Cricket Scotland Grand Final, officially the Cricket Scotland Premier League Grand Final, is an annual playoff match between the winners of the two highest regional cricket leagues in Scotland, the Eastern Premier League and the Western Premiership. The winner of the playoff becomes the national champion. The current champions are Clydesdale.
History After the fragmentation of the Scotland-wide Scottish National Cricket League (SNCL) into separate regional leagues, the joint highest in the new pyramid became the Eastern Premier League and Western Premiership. To determine the Scotland-wide champion for the season, the Grand Final was created as a playoff between the champions of the two leagues.
The Grand Final trophy was named the Willie Morton Trophy in honour of former Scotland all-rounder Willie Morton.
Grand Final Results SeasonWinnerWinning MarginRunner-upVenueCity/TownSource2012 Watsonians Won by 3 wickets Dumfries Grange Loan Edinburgh 2013 Arbroath United Won by 6 wickets Uddingston Hamilton Crescent Glasgow 2014 Aberdeenshire Won by 5 wickets Ayr The Grange Edinburgh 2015 Grange Won by 90 runs Clydesdale Bothwell Castle Uddingston 2016 Carlton Won by 114 runs Clydesdale Grange Loan Edinburgh 2017 Prestwick Won by 5 runs Heriot's Meikleriggs Paisley 2018 Grange Won by 126 runs Ferguslie Lochlands Arbroath 2019 Forfarshire Won by 4 wickets Uddingston The Grange Edinburgh 2020(Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic)20212022 Ferguslie Won by 103 runs (DLS) Heriot's Bothwell Castle Uddingston 2023 Grange Won by 99 runs Ayr Forthill Dundee 2024 Heriot's Won by 4 runs Clydesdale Titwood Glasgow 2025 Clydesdale Won by 6 wickets Heriot's Grange Loan Edinburgh
See also Cricket in Scotland
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