Proof that you can have your cake and eat it. Why choose? Just play cricket and revise at the same time, simple! Image from Banbury Ladies match at Hampton (near Peterborough) – the second game in the ECB National League. A game which Banbury won to go two from two in the competition. Report below: […]
Banbury Ladies 1st X1 travelled to Hampton on Sun for their 2nd match of the season. Buoyed up by their win the previous week, the main focus was for Mrs B not to get too excited and think that the team can take on the world – wise words from an old master, Andy Sabin.
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FROM OXFORD MAIL: Banbury fell to a five-wicket defeat at Henley in Serious Cricket Home Counties Premier League Division 1 on Saturday. The visitors made a steady start before losing Ian Tew and Craig Haupt in quick succession to leave them 29-2. Nathan Hawkes steadied the ship when he joined Lloyd Sabin at the crease
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The 5th’s continued their winning streak, beating Shipton Under Wychwood 3rd’s at Horton View to leave them still unbeaten for the season. Winning the toss Banbury elected to field and soon had Shipton in trouble at 20 for 4 with some good bowling form Joe Wetherill and excellent catching from Mobbsy and Pallet Jnr. However
Everything is now booked and ready for tour. We are staying in the Holiday Inn, Taunton. Our first match is a 20/20 evening match against Cheriton Fitzpaine CC www.cf-cc.co.uk. Then back to there local pub The Cadleigh Arms. Our second game on the 11th is against Burnham on Sea cc www.burnhamonseacc.co.uk for a late afternoon
FROM OXFORD MAIL: Oxfordshire skipper Luke Ryan played a key role as Banbury bounced back to winning ways with a 16-run victory over Potters Bar in Division 1 at White Post Road. He made an unbeaten 35 off 37 balls as Banbury battled to 178-9 off 50 overs, and then took 3-17 off ten tight
Banbury 4ths beat Sandford St Martin 2nds to record their 1st win of the 2013 season last Saturday. Winning the toss Banbury inserted the hosts. This turned out to be a good decision as wickets fell regularly as in a bowling performance only marred by by an expansive extras column (44). Adil and Tom Hill
Dear Member I am now able to share with you the funeral arrangements for the late Alf Moore. This will take place on Thursday 6th June; 11am at the Crematorium for family only, and a service at Bodicote Church at 12 noon. This will be followed by a reception at Banbury Cricket Club. The family have requested
Jonny Cater continued his superb form with the bat making an unbeaten 88 as Banbury made short work of an under strength Oxford side in the National Twenty-20. Oxford had made a probably slightly below par 144-5 in their twenty overs. With a flat wicket, short boundary one side and strong wind from the Wykham
FROM OXFORD MAIL A brilliant rearguard innings by Jonny Cater just failed to bring Banbury victory in their Home Counties League Division 1 match at home to Tring Park on Saturday. Chasing a target of 248 for victory, Banbury slipped to 99-5. Cater launched an assault with 81 not out off 63 balls with four
