Connecting People Through Sport

For over 150 years, the club has been more than just a place to play - it’s been a community where friendships are formed and skills are tested.

Whether on the field, courts, or sidelines, WPCC has been a hub of camaraderie, passion, and excellence, uniting us through the power of sport.

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Unlock the Full WPCC Experience

Play more. Save more. Belong more.

From padel and cricket to gym, bowls, and social spaces - Western Province Cricket Club membership gives you priority access, exclusive discounts, and a true sporting community.

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What's Happening @ WPCC

Explore our live calendar for fixtures, tournaments, socials, and club functions - updated regularly so you never miss the action.

VISIT THE CLUB HOUSE

65 Ave De Mist,
Rondebosch,
Cape Town, South Africa

Contact us: +27 21 6573330

Operating Hours

Members Pavilion, Newlands
Monday to Friday: 08h30 – 16h30
Saturday & Sunday: CLOSED

Sports Centre, Ave De Mist
Monday to Saturday: 07h30 – 24h00
Sunday & Public Holidays: 08h00 – 20h00

The Club Restaurant

Monday: 17h00 – 21h00
Tuesday to Saturday: 12h00 – 21h00
Sunday: Closed – Contact Julia to make sure.

The Club Kiosk

Monday to Saturday: 09h00 – 18h00
Sunday: 09h00 – 17H00

Please Contact or Julia on jinja.catering@gmail.com for any bookings or queries.

 

Connecting Through Sport Since 1864

The Western Province Cricket Club was founded in 1864.

The first recorded media entry regarding the Club was on 11 October 1864 when the Cape Argus announced “A cricket match will be played at Wynberg tomorrow between two teams of the newly formed WPCC. One eleven will be composed of residents in Cape Town and Wynberg and the other of those in Claremont, Rondebosch and Diocesan College. Wickets will be pitched at 10.00am”

The Club owned the iconic Newlands Cricket ground, which was sold to the Western Province Cricket Association in 2002. Western Province Cricket Club remains the owner of the Member’s Pavilion at Newlands which accommodates 2 050 members and their guests who enjoy watching international, first-class and List A cricket in comfortable surroundings.

In August 2003 the Club officially opened its Sports Centre, in Avenue De Mist, Rondebosch. The Club is situated near Newlands Cricket Ground in the middle of 8 hectares of park-like surrounds where all members have full usage of the Club’s facilities on offer.

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Become part of Cape Town’s most vibrant sporting community.

At Western Province Cricket Club, you’ll find much more than world-class facilities - you’ll discover friendship, competition, growth and lifelong memories across cricket, squash, tennis, bowls, hockey, running, padel and more.

Whether you’re an aspiring junior, a seasoned competitor, or simply looking for a social home with great energy, WPCC is your place to belong.

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  • I came to WPCC as a student and I remain a member today although I've since hung up my spikes.

    - John S.

  • Fantastic venue, great food, good service. View to die for. It doesn't get much better.

    Maurice Meyer

  • This sports club has got to be the most beautiful sports club in Cape Town. The views onto the back of Table Mountain and Devil's Peak are breathtaking, the staff are absolutely amazing.

    Stacey Edwards

  • Stunning grounds and facilities. Cricket, lawn bowls, squash, hockey and more.

    Malcolm Freeman