2011

The 3rds entertained Challow 2nds at The View on saturday in a 6th vs 7th clash as both side looked to distance themsleves futher from the bottom 3. Winning the toss and batting first Banbury didn’t make a fantastic start and found themselves reeling at 76 for 5 after 21, with only Ali Jarvis (33) […]

Jamie Coles helped Banbury dominate top of the table rivals Abingdon in a winning draw on Saturday. Having lost the top and being inserted on what looked a green and soft wicket, Banbury got off to the worst possible start, when Andrew Sabin tried to take a quick single to the bowler and was run

This Sunday, July 31st, see the annual President game as the Presdients invitational XI take on a Banbury.C.C XI it what promises to be an entertaining day. the game to scheduled to start at 2pm and there will be a BBQ in the evening and refreshments available all day. Please come along to watch some

The 3’s traveled to the salubrious Brackley Cricket Club in what proved to be a game dominated by a damp, sticky and seemingly uncovered track. winning the toss Banbury elected to field, which seemed to be a good deciesion as the host crawled to 57 at half way. With a shortage of senior bowlers it was

Banbury kept in contention of promotion with a 7 wicket victory over Challow on Saturday. Winning the toss and electing to field, Banbury were soon in charge when Josh Megson and Olly Wright took wickets in there second overs, to leave challow struggling at 13-2. A positive innings from N Hume provided some momentum, but

The 4th’s hosted Oxford & Bletchington III’s at home on saturday.  After winning the toss again, Banbury elected to bowl first on another slightly green looking wicket. A tight opening spell from Mark Wright and Dan Bartlet made runs hard to come by for Oxford as the first 10 overs yielded only 11 runs.  Mark

A 34 ball 50 from Richard West saw Banbury overcome a strong challenge from Cropredy who took their Premier League neighbours to the last over of their Bernard Tollett Oxfordshire Cup Quarter Final. Having won the toss and elected to bat, Cropredy openers Peter Cooling (25) and J??? Fox (42) passed 50 for the first

Banbury travelled to Sandford on Saturday with the game delayed to a 2pm start due to the persistent rain in the morning. It was the only game in the division, which meant a good result for either side would mean a significant advantage could be gained on the other teams in the league. Sandford won

Book now for summer 2011 cricket coaching. Course run by Lance Shaw of the Auckland Aces and Luke Ryan of Oxfordshire who boast 33 first class games between them. Lance, a fast bowler and excellent batsman has played 38 times (including one day and T20 matchers) for Auckland and New Zealand Emerging Players, the highlight

Banbury 4ths hosted Chearsley 2nds at home on saturday and managed a win in closely battled contest. Banbury won the toss and elected to bowl first given the overcast conditions and slightly green pitch.  This provided initial success as Mark Pallett struck with his first ball (again) but struggled with his line after that in the