Another T20 finals day rolls into town! Following the Minor Counties T20 finals day earlier in the month it’s the Home Counties Premier Leagues turn. The format of the day is slightly different this time around: 11am Banbury v Reading @ Ermont Way (XX Club) Slough v Gerrards Cross @ White Post Road […]
Oxfordshire enterain Cornwall in The Unicorn Championship Western Division top of the table clash on Sunday 2nd, Monday 3rd and Tuesday 4th August at White Post Raod. Book your place for Sunday Lunch up stairs and watch a great days cricket. £15:00 per head Lunch served at 1pm
This Sunday 19th July will see the inaugural winners of the HCPL in 2000 play a Jamie Brigg’s Invitational side in aid of Motor Neurone Disease. Jamie’s father-in-law, Roy, unfortunately died from this devasting disease in July 2014. Julie Briggs has organised what will be a fun day at the club with the BBQ burning,
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A message from the Chairman to all club members who helped to make yesterday so special at BCC: “Dear All Top effort yesterday, a real club effort, with around 40 members working either as ground staff car parking, bar staff, cooking on the BBQ. We received nothing but praise from the MCCA committee, and the
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Banbury Oxfordshire is the venue for the Minor Counties Cricket Association Unicorns T20 between Oxfordshire Bedfordshire Devon and Cheshire Sunday 12th July 2015 Free Entry Beer Festival
National T20 Finals Day to be Held at Banbury Cricket Club Read More »
Adapted from the Oxford Mail: Karl Penhale produced a devastating spell of 6-10 as Banbury shot out Reading for just 40 in a one-sided Division 1 clash at White Post Road on Saturday. The seamer, who is playing for Northants 2nd XI this season, proved unplayable to set up an eight-wicket win in a match
All other details as advised by Frans – 5.45 meet.
Tonight’s U11 Match now at White Post Road, not Ermont Way Read More »
Past President and life member of Banbury Cricket Club Trevor Parry has passed away. Trevor passed away in the John Radcliffe hospital following a brain haemorrhage he suffered recently. As well as playing for Banbury for many years, including playing well into his sixties as a medium paced bowler, Trevor played a crucial role in
Banbury Cricket Club is holding a Pre-Ashes Dinner the night before the first test between England and Australia
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Unfortunately due to the start of rain and the ‘promised’ thunderstorms we have decided to cancel tonight’s training. Hoping for sunshine next week!
