Callum Taylor produced a match winning display as Banbury 2nd XI beat Abingdon Vale 1st XI by 5 wickets. Banbury got back to winning ways following last weeks winning draw against Kingston Bagpuise. After winning the toss Banbury elected to field, backing themselves to contain Abingdon Val and the chase their total down. Banbury started […]
After last week’s move into the top-half of the table, Banbury came crashing back to earth with an inept bowling display in a three-wicket defeat by Slough in the IC3 Home Counties Premier League. After being inserted, hosts Banbury got off to a steady start as Chris Smith and Paul Taylor put on 80 in
The fourth’s game was cancelled due to the weather, but with all the other sides playing it saw them slip to fourth bottom. However if they had played and beaten lowly placed Abingdon they would have moved into sixth place… The great Britsh Summer hey!!!! Division 9 * Abingdon Vale 3rd v Banbury 4th abandoned.
Division 6 * Abingdon Vale 2nd 137-9 (49ov, A Inns 62no, Roycroft 5-48, R Berryman 3-50), Oxford Downs 2nd 138-3 (R Florey 75, P Daniel 44no). * Banbury XX 2nd 160-6 (S Partington 31, B Griffiths 30), Banbury 3rd 161-4 (Ja Briggs 63no, Ju Briggs 35, P Cooksey 33, T Wiggins 3-50). * Bledlow Ridge
Division 2 * Banbury 2nd 200-7 (45ov, I Tew 82, A Jarvis 35, R Giles 5-55), Kingston Bagpuize 160-7 (D Pike 53, W Bartholomew 31, O Murrey 6-60). * Great & Little Tew 222-7 (42ov, S Clayton 82, J Parker 46, S Faukner 33), Abingdon Vale 154-3 (31ov, C Griffin 62no, B Humpage 61, M
Seamer Ian Adams made a devastating return to first-team action after two years’ absence as he led Banbury to their second win of the season on Saturday. After rain reduced the match to 83 overs, Adams swept the home side away, bowling throughout the innings to claim magnificent figures of 7-75, the second-best return by
Division One Basingstoke NH – abandoned Oxford 76-9 Henley 200-8 draw Reading 196-7 High Wycombe 184-2 beat Potters Bar 180-4 Radlett 169-10 lost to Banbury 172-5 Slough 100-5 abandoned Finchampstead –
Oxford CC captain Rupert Evans has called for the Bernard Tollett Oxfordshire Cup to be scrapped in its present format – and replaced with a Sunday knockout competition. Evans, the county’s development officer, believes the 20 overs-a-side evening competition is now outdated. He points to a dwindling number of entries and a change in people’s
Banbury 4th 206-8 (45ovs, R Blanchard 69no, J Tillcock 41, D Simpson 3-73), Aston Rowant 3rd 162 (A Hulse 39, M Walker 33, A Blanchard 3-59). Cumnor 3rd 169 (A Lees 42, D King 33, M Phillips 32, J Bacon 3-21, J Zinkus -38, J Spooner 3-44), Bledlow 2nd 170-9 (J Zinkus 43, D King
Kimble 2nd 94 (A Skeggs 36, S Partington 5-13, P Densham 4-20), Banbury XX 2nd 98-4 (B Grant 42no). Banbury 3rd 204-7 (S Gunderson 71, M Phillips 67, L Hope 4-29), Oxford Downs 2nd 207-4 (I Caunce 100no, R Florey 39, L Hope 36no). Sandford St Martin 2nd 202 (S Cox 66, A Croft 52,
