2011

Banbury travelled to Tew to take on Great Tew 3rds in a top of the table clash in Division 8 and came away with a convincing 6 wicket victory. Great Tew won the toss and elected to bat first on an overcast day.  The opening spell from Ollie Murray and Iain Woodworth proved crucial and […]

Banbury entertain Tring Park at Whitepost Road this Saturday (11am) and the Club are holding a members lunch. Please contact Martin Phillips for details (martin.phillips@swangroup.co.uk). The lunch is the beginning a busy 2 months of social events at the Pavilion which sees a couple of old favourites (Tony’s curry night, end of season dinner) joined

Banbury hosted Aston Rowant on Saturday and were in confident mood after beating them by 10 wickets in the reverse fixture earlier in the year. Banbury won the toss and elected to field. Bolstered by the return of Ed Smith from the 1st XI and Josh Megson in good form from his 6 the week

The thirds beat the XX Club 2nds by a massive 143 runs at Ermont way on Saturday.After losing the toss we were asked to bat , Marc Rorich and Adam Wirth put on 55 for the first wicket,both were then out in quick succession ,Wirth for 39, following on from his brilliant hundred against Horspath the week before.Enter Ally Jarvis

Banbury 4th’s hosted Oxford Downs 3rd’s at home in an important match for both teams in the top 3 of Division 8. Banbury won the toss and elected to bat first.  With Down’s opening bowlers bowling a tight line to start with, Banbury made a steady start before Anas Ahmed was first to fall for 12, leaving

Banbury visited local rivals Banbury XX on Saturday in what turned out to be a one sided affair. Banbury won the toss and elected to field  and the decision was justified almost imediately, when Josh Megson bowled Brian Griffiths for 0 third ball. Megson then struck with his first ball of his third over to

  Following on from their surprise win at the Oxfordshire Under 13 Lady Taverners festival Banbury’s Under 13 Girls side, including four year 5’s, travelled to Eversley Cross on the Hampshire/Berkshire border on a gloriously sunny day on Wednesday 3rd August for the Regional Finals of the competition.   We were drawn in a group

Banbury 4th’s hosted Kingston Bagpuise 2nd’s at home on Saturday in a see-sawing match that eventually ended in a winning draw for Banbury. Banbury loss the toss and were asked to bat first.  Despite a solid looking batting line-up, Banbury were in early trouble , reduced to 26-3 in the 7th over, with Micthelmore (0),

The 3’s enjoyed the better of a thriller at the view on Saturday,batting first we got off to a solid start and at 65 for 1  seemed well placed for a decent score .Opener Ally Jarvis was then dismissed for 33 as Banbury were reduced to 75 fro 5,Will Briggs with a hard hit 41

The 4th’s travelled to Warborough on Saturday to play Abingdon Vale 3rd’s in a top of the table clash in Division 8.  With both teams slightly understrength on the day, the match turned out to be an interesting tussle between the 2 teams. Abingdon won the toss and decided to bowl first.  Banbury’s opening pair