2006

Cockspur Cup Draw In

Good news ,we have a bye in the first round of the Cockspur Cup and in the second on sunday may 13 we have a home draw against Ombersley or Sutton Coldfield.If we progress we will again be at home on sunday may 27 against either Lutterworth,Moseley,Penn or Knowle and Dorridge.The 4th round tie would […]

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ITS BERLIN 2007

Next years tour will be to Berlin, the tour elders have accepted a very kind invitation from the Berlin Cricket Club over the weekend of september 15 / 16 th. Details to follow shortly. FLIGHTS WITH EASY JET: Friday 14 September London Luton To Berlin Schoenefeld; flight 2105 dep. Fri 14 Sep 13:00; arr. Fri

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Details of the divisions for next season’s Cherwell League

Season 2007 Division one Banbury II Banbury XX Bicester & N O Buckingham Cumnor Dinton Great Tew Milton Keynes P Oxford Downs Shipton Division two Abingdon Bledlow Ridge Bourton Vale Challow & C Horspath Kingston Bag. Leighton Buzzard Morris M E Oxford II Tiddington Division three Witney Mills Oxford & B N Dinton II Cumnor

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ASHES PARTY AT BANBURY CRICKET CLUB

FRIDAY 24th Nov 22-30   to SATURDAY  25th Nov 8-00                22-30  – MEET BCC Pavilion Bar Open – Special Ashes Ale on sale from 10-30 for those not staying the night.   23-30  – LIVE transmission starts from the Gabba On the Big Screens               Mid Night  Start of Play                   2-00  – Lunch is Served Hot food Gabba Style       4-00 

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ECB Media Release: ECB Chief Medical Officer to leave ECB in November 2006

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today confirmed that Dr Peter Gregory had given the Board notice of his resignation from his position as ECB Chief Medical Officer.  Dr Gregory will continue to work for the Board through to 15 November 2006 when the National Academy squad departs for Perth, Australia. Dr Peter Gregory

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Haupt is top-dog

Banbury’s Craig Haupt finished as the leading run scorer in Division 1 of the Home Counties Premier League. The Oxfordshire left-hander scored 792 runs, 71 more than Reading’s Steve Cook in second. Jono McLean was Henley’s leading batsman with 465 runs, nine ahead of Oxford’s Joe Porter. Oxford captain Pat Jobson (402) and Stewart Laudat

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