Banbury, bottom before the final day started, leapt to safety with a convincing seven-wicket victory over Falkland. Spinner Luke Ryan was the hero with a stunning spell of 8-42 – the club’s best ever figures in the league – to see off depleted Falkand in double quick time. The game finished in mid-afternoon, but Banbury […]
CRICKET HOME COUNTIES PREMIER LEAGUE Division 1 Falkland 126 (56.2 ovs, L Ryan 8-42), Banbury 129-3 (23.1 ovs, R Kaufman 62no). Falkland 4pts, Banbury 25. Reading 246 (65.4 ovs, S Patel 67, J Perkins 55, J Frith 8-52), Finchampstead 176-8 (54 ovs, L Nurse 52). Reading 14, Finchampstead 10. High Wycombe 232 (64.5 ovs, P
BANBURY snatched victory from the jaws of defeat with a one-run win against Oxford to complete a hat-trick of Bernard Tollett Oxfordshire Cup triumphs at Bicester & North Oxford yesterday. Needing six from the last over to overtake Banbury’s 120-7, Oxford could muster only four to slump to an unlikely defeat. Off-spinner Jimmy Phillips was
BOTH Oxford and Banbury face the serious threat of relegation after falling into the bottom two positions on Saturday – with just one match to play. West Herts’ surprise two-wicket victory over Henley pushed the Oxfordshire duo closer to the trapdoor in what has become an incredibly close battle against the drop. Only eight points
Banbury are through to the Oxfordshire cup Twenty2o finals day at Bicester on Sunday, the semi Final starts at 10:00, with Final in the afternoon. Banbury’s side shows one change from Saturday, with Ash Blanchard coming in for Simon Launder
Banbury CC retained the Great and Little Tew CC six a side title on Bank Holiday Monday. A squad of seven, who only lost one wicket all afternoon was made up of Hector, Kauffman, Phillips E, Phillps J, Ryan, Murrey and Ash Blanchard. They beat Cumnor, Sandford and Great Tew in the league stages. In the final
OXFORD’S Home Counties Premier League Division 1 relegation worries increased as they crashed to an eight-wicket defeat at bottom club West Herts. Crucially, Oxford skipper Pat Jobson lost the toss and saw his side inserted on a damp pitch. Former Worcestershire and Kent left-arm seamer Alamgir Sheriyar was quick to exploit the favourable conditions, removing
BanburyUnder 11s completed a memorable season as they were crowned Northamptonshire county cup champions on finals day at Marston St Lawrence. The victory gave them a momentous treble as they had already landed the Oxfordshire Club Championships title, as well as the South Northants League. Banbury were up against Burton Latimer in the final. Teams
Sunday september 3rd is Oxfordshire cup finals day at Bicester, we take on Oxford Downs in our semi final with Oxford taking on Challow in the other.The match starts at 10:00am with the final starting around 2:30 if we get there.
The U11’s completed an incredible season by becoming Northamptonshire Champions, by thrashing Burton Latimer in the final on sunday, this after beating Horton House in the semi final by 22 runs earlier in the day.Batting first we totaled 261 for 1 Ollie Stevenson and Josh Megson both with 9 and skipper Will Briggs with 10
