The Thirds drew with Tiddington 2nds on Saturday , a game though they really should have won.Banbury won the toss and choose to bowl .Young seamers Clarke Berry .Charlie Hill and Connor Williams as well as not so young Andy Proctor bowled all but 3 of the overs.Three wickets at the death for Proctor,1 for […]
Banbury 2nds lost their third match of the season, in what proved to be a very disappoining defeat on Saturday. Having lost the toss on a wickets which was very green due to the heavy rain Friday, and unforceen events of earlier in the week, Banbury were inserted. Andrew Sabin (20 off 88 balls) and
Banbury lost by 20 runs at Didcot in a close game which could have gone either way .Batting first Didcot got off to a flyer with the excellent Matt Jones smashing the ball to all parts,when he was out for 72 the Banbury left arm spinners Andy Stevens 20 5 48 4 and Jamie Coles
You’ll not be surprised to hear that the Youth training tonight (Friday) has been cancelled due to the weather.
Olly Wright produced his best spell of the season to inspire Banbury to a 4 wicket victory over Long Marston. Having won the toss and elected to field on what looked a decent but dry wicket, Marston were soon in trouble, when Beck caught Wareham off the first ball of the game off Josh Megson
The 4ths hosted Dinton 3rd’s at Horton View on Saturday and came away with a strong 7 wicket victory. Banbury won the toss and elected to field first. Things didn’t get off to a great start for Banbury as Mark Wright suffered a side strain in his 2nd over and was unable to bowl for
The 4ths travelled to Kimble on the weekend, where they were held to a tense final wicket draw by Kimble 2nds. The day started badly for Banbury due to a last minute drop out – fortunately Jack Lambden was able to fill in at short notice, but this meant most of the team arriving at
Banbury 2nd team suffered their second heavy defeat of the season on a Saturday not to be remembered. The day started badly when driving down the motorway Sam Cheshire phones in with a flat tyre, shortly followed by Ed Phillips and Ross Freeman getting stuck on the M40 due to a fatality. After discussions with
OXFORD MAIL: Banbury’s father and son duo, Andrew and Lloyd Sabin made it a family affair as they put on a century stand in their Division 1 match at Tring Park on Saturday. But Banbury’s attempt to pull off an unlikely victory were scuppered by the rain. When the game was abandoned as a draw,
Banbury hosted Wolverton on Saturday, with Craig Haupt making his 2nd team debut. After winning the toss Banbury elected to field, giving the strengthened batting line up the best chance to win the game. Wolverton got off to a good start with Hussain looking to take the attack to Josh Mesgon (6-0-34-0) and rattled along at
