It played its home games at the North Melbourne Cricket ground (better known as the Arden Street Oval) in North Melbourne for many years.
In 1985/86, North Melbourne entered a trial amalgamation with the sub-district Geelong Cricket Club, which lasted for three seasons.
[3] The club enjoyed most of its success in the pre-district era, and won V.C.A.
[6] It has not achieved success since the establishment of district cricket in 1906/07, having failed to win a first XI premiership in any form of the game since that time; it and Frankston Peninsula, which joined the competition during the 1990s, are the only current clubs with this distinction.
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