| 1802 | The first description of cricket in Danish appears |
| 1840 | Primitive kind of cricket is played in some colleges |
| 1857 | Hans Christian Andersen mentions taking park in a game of cricket while visiting Charles Dickens |
| 1865 | English railway engineers create a cricketclub in Randers |
| 1866 | First recorded cricket match between Aalborg and Randers (English players) |
| 1866 | First match recorded with Danish players between Sor¿ Academy and Copenhagen |
| 1883 | 30 new cricket clubs see the light of day |
| 1886 | First match between Jutland and Copenhagen |
| 1890 | First official tournament organised under DBU (Danish Ballgame Union) |
| 1891 | First edition of the Cricket Laws is published by the DBU |
| 1895 | Matting first used in Denmark at KB |
| 1900 | Royal High School Cricket Club, Edinburgh visit Copenhagen |
| 1913 | Leicester Cricket Club visit Denmark |
| 1917 | Matches between Copenhagen Union and Jutland Union compete for Simonsens Cup up to 1953 |
| 1920 | Matches between Copenhagen Union and Zealand Union begin |
| 1921 | First instruction book about Denmark by R.E.Brinkers is published |
| 1922 | First visit in Denmark by the MCC |
| 1923 | Copenhagen Union play for the first time Island of Fyn's Union and win |
| 1925 | MCC back in Denmark |
| 1926 | The first select XI ÒGentlemen of DenmarkÓ play 7 matches in England |
| 1928 | The first move to generate a pure cricket union as football had taken over the first unions |
| 1929 | English coach H.P.Chaplin is engaged by the Jutland Union to coach in14 Jutland towns |
| 1930 | The magazine *KricketÓ is published by the Copenhagen ÒCricket RingÓ for the first time |
| 1933 | First attempt to arrange the first national match against Holland failed; DBU not interested |
| 1939 | 8 ball overs introduced |
| 1940 | Denmark occupied by Germany - Fewer league matches played; Danes make own equipment |
| 1945 | End of occupation; Plenty of friendlies played against the English Army |
| 1947 | LBW rule first used in Denmark |
| 1948 | First National Championship between Union winners played - Cambridge Universit CC visit |
| 1950 | MCC visit Denmark yet again |
| 1952 | Third edition of cricket laws published |
| 1953 | 31 Danish Clubs meet and finally agree establishing Danish Cricket Federation |
| 1954 | First International match played against Oxford University; First Danish championship |
| 1955 | DCF reinstate the 6 ball over - DCF play first match in Holland and lose |
| 1957 | BAOR from Germany visit Denmark for the first of many visits |
| 1958 | B93 - one of the first clubs to establish; is forced to close |
| 1959 | Denmark lose to Holland in Holland |
| 1960 | Denmark lose to Holland in Denmark; Cambridge University CC again in Denmark |
| 1961 | Denmark play Scotland in Scotland and lose; DCF send team to England |
| 1963 | Denmark lose yet again to Holland in Holland; Forty XL is founded |
| 1964 | The Cup Knock out limited overs competition is started; Denmark beaten by Holland in Denmark |
| 1965 | Fourth edition of the cricket laws published; first time by DCF |
| 1966 | Denmark draw with Scotland in Scotland; Denmark becomes Associate member of the ICC |
| 1967 | Husum CC in North Germany is founded and join the DCF |
| 1969 | Denmark lose to visiting Bermuda and lose yet again to Holland in Holland |
| 1970 | Denmark draw with Ireland in Ireland; DCF in England |
| 1972 | Denmark finally beat Holland in Copenhagen; Denmark's first international win |
| 1973 | Denmark lost to Ireland in Ireland |
| 1974 | Denmark lost to Canada in a 3 day game in Canada but won the limited over match |
| 1975 | Denamrk beat East Africa and lost to Sri Lanka, both played in Denmark. Denmark drew with Holand in Holland and drew with Ireland in Denmark. |
| 1976 | Denmark in East Africa where they drew with Kenya and East Africa |
| 1977 | First Ladies matches played in a unofficial league; Denmark drew with Holland in denmark but lost to Scotland in Scotland |
| 1978 | Denmark in Ireland where they lost; Denmark's U19 drew with Holland; Denmark's U15 lost 2 matches to Holland |
| 1979 | Denmark take part in ICC Trophy in England, DCF under 19's in Canada |
| 1981 | Denmark in Wales playing a drawn game; The first Danish Championship for women is decided |
| 1983 | Denmark lost both matches in Holland; Ole Mortensen first professional player in England; Visit by MCC; Under 19 won the internal tournament in Holland |
| 1985 | Denmark drew with Wales in Wales |
| 1986 | Denmark took part in ICC Trophy |
| 1987 | Holland visit Denmark and win both matches; Denmark drew with Bermuda in Bermuda. |
| 1988 | Limited overs cricket brought into Danish league matches - Denmark visit Canada and lose |
| 1989 | Australia visit Denmark and win both matches while Denmark defeated Canada twice here on a visit; Denmark's women took part in the European Championship for Women |
| 1990 | Denmark played against Bangladesh in Bangladesh and later that year in Denmark; Denmark took part in the ICC Trophy in Holland |
| 1991 | Denmark lost both matches against Holland in Denmark; Denmark's Under 19 in Zimbabwe and Canada |
| 1992 | Wales in Denmark where honours were shared. Denmark lost both matches in Holland |
| 1993 | Denmark visit South Africa and England; Denmark lost to the visiting Holland; Under 19 team hosted the youth tournament |
| 1994 | Denmark take part in ICC trophy in Kenya |
| 1995 | Heavy defeats fro France visiting Denmark, while lose both matches against the MCC; Denmark lose to Scotland but beat Holland playing in Scotland; Danish Women in Ireland |
| 1996 | Denmark hold the first European Championships |
| 1997 | Denmark's women take part in World Cup South Africa |
| 1998 | Denmark visit Namibia and match is drawn; Under 19's take part in World cup in South Africa; Denmark take second place in European Championships |
| 1999 | Denmark take part in the C&G Competition |
| 2000 | Denmark in Zimbabwe to Emerging Teams Tournament; MCC lost to Denmark in Denmark; Denmark ended last in European Championships in Scotland |
| 2001 | Denmark take part in the ICC Trophy in Canada - Last championship matches for women |
| 2002 | Denmark beat visiting MCC in all 3 matches; Denmark win one match at the ECC Championships in Belfast |
| 2003 | No more women's matches under DCF; Holland win yet again in Denmark; Denmark lost to Ireland in the ICC Qualification to Continental Cup |
| 2004 | No victories for Denmark in the ECC Championship in Holland |
| 2005 | Denmark took part in the ICC Trophy in Ireland - placed at 19th in the world; Danish Cricket Association changes its name to Danish Cricket; Final match in C&G against Northamptonshire ended in heavy defeat. |
A Timeline of Danish Cricket
