Banbury won both matches this weekend against Potters Bar in the HCPL and Barnt Green in the ECB National Club Championship, but Wednesday’s clash with Bicester is cancelled as the Cherwell League club cannot raise a side, Banbury advance to the next round. Saturday’s win saw Ant Bullick pick up his first league 5 fer […]
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What a great day yesterday at the Kwik Cricket tournament at the club,the first game started at 10:30 with non stop cricket right up to the final which was played in front of the pavilion at 4:30, this proved to be the game of the day with Eynsham just pipping Bicester to win by 2 runs.With
Banbury’s Girls came away from the U13 Girls Festival at Aston Rowant today unbeaten and thus secured the trophy. We were drawn in the 1st group of 3 teams against Freeland (last years National U13 Runners-up) and Shipton-u-Wychwood. After winning this league we then won our semi-final against Aston Rowant (2007 National U13 Champions) before beating Hook
The third XI made it three wins out of three with a 6 wicket victory over Chearsley 1st XI. Willing the toss and bowling first we bowled well without any rewards but the Chearsley batters wee finding hard to score and play attackingly. After 18 overs the score was 35. Connor Williams conceded 8 runs in his
Banbury CC are competing in both the 45 over National Club Championship and the National Club Twenty/20 competition in the next 7 days as well as hosting Potters Bar in the Home Counties Premier League on Saturday. The club travel to Birmingham League outfit Barnt Green on Sunday in the 2nd round of the 45
Banbury 4th XI v. Twyford 2nd XIHorton View16 May 2009 Match Report by Andrew Jones Banbury 4th’s hosted Twyford 2nd’s at Horton View, and despite difficult weather conditions, a full match was played with Banbury going down in a thriller by 2 wickets. Banbury won the toss and elected to bat on what looked like
The Girls Friendly v Charlbury & Women’s training tonight (Monday 18th May) have been called off tonight due to the persistent rain we’ve had this afternoon making the ground & net area too slippy & dangerous to play on.
Following overnight rain and showers forecast for the day, Hanborough won the toss and for the second week running Banbury were asked to bat. Eddie Phillips and Lloyd Sabin opened and scored briskly as the Hanborough opening bowlers struggled to get their line into the strong and cold winds. The opening partnership was broken for
An Inspired over from Ed Smith turned Banbury’s away clash with Radlett on its head. Smith removed Middlesex contracted Kabir Toor, South African Pro Shane Burger and ‘keeper Tom Jenkins in one over to reduce Radlett from 38 for 1 to 38 for 4. Smith went on to take 5 for 36, and Ant Bullick,
The deteorating light & drizzle were the only things that beat our Under 15 girls in their 1st league fixture of the season at Oxford Downs on Thursday. After being put into bat we lost captain Hannah Tweddle in the 1st over but a superb partnership of 39 by Laura Marshall (23) & Charlotte Levett (22) set
