Banbury fourth XI who narrowly missed promotion on Saturday after losing by one wicket, have in fact been promoted despite finishing in third spot. Kimble 2nds in division 6 who have struggled to raise sides all season have asked the league to relegate them to Division 9. This has made way for an extra promotion […]
Division 2 Abingdon Vale 138 (B Humpage 57no, E Tilley 41, D Barren 4-7), Bledlow Ridge 143-4 (M Middleton 64, D Wells 40no). Great & Little Tew 241-8 (C Cullen 121, K Taylor 41, P Catling 31, A Blanchard 5-54), Banbury 2nd 146 (S Beck 59, L Brock 4-26). Cumnor 141 (J Risbridger 5-44, D
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HOLDERS Banbury retained the Bernard Tollett Oxfordshire Cup with an emphatic nine-wicket win over Thame Town in the final at Kidlington yesterday. The victory in Oxon’s version of Twenty20 cricket provided skipper Richard Kaufman with a perfect end to his two-year reign. He is stepping down next season as he is going to be away
A superb 114 from Scott Moore supported by batting from John Best, Paul Foster and Bob Blanchard set the foundations for the win against Abingdon Vale 3s as the home side amassed 231-8 before stand in captain for the day Paul Foster declared with one over to go! The extra over proved crucial as Banbury
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RICHARD KAUFMANS SQUAD OF TEETOTALERS HAVE WON THE GREAT TEW SIX A SIDE IN THE FINAL CUMNOR SET 42 AND WE KNOCKED THEM OFF IN 2.3 OVERS,WELL DONE TO KAUFY,JIMMY[THE ONLY PLAYER TO SNEEK REFRESHMENTS],EDDIE,CAL,LAUNDS,HAUPTY,LUKE AND BLANCH.
Champions High Wycombe saw their lead extended even though they only managed to survive with a draw against Oxford. With Slough and Reading both losing there are now 5 clubs who could take up the runners-up spot after the final round of matches next week. At the other end of division 1 North Mymms have
The seconds are promoted to cherwell league division one with a thumping win at closest rivals Tiddington on saturday.The hero was the magnificent Ollie Murrey with 51 in 16 balls[ 5 massive 6’s] and 8 wickets in a lionhearted performance.After a day at the test and a wine tasting evening in Nottingham on friday night
The u11 lost a dramatic semi final in the all Northamptonshire finals day at Rushden cc on sunday.The best two sides we in the second semi final, and so it proved as Old Northhamptonians beat us by 2 runs in a magnificent cricket match[in the final they easily beat Burton Latimer who in their semi
Sunday august 28 the venue is Rushten cc we are the second semi on starting at 1;00 PM AGAINST Old Northamptonions the final starts at 4;00PM.
Banbury’s 1st XI clash with league leaders, High Wycombe was abandoned as a draw due to rain, with Banbury handlily placed at 152 for 3 with a minimum of 22 overs still to bat. Chris Smith (27), Richard Kaufman (43) and Ian Tew (20) had given Banbury a solid start, and for the second week
