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
Division 2 Abingdon Vale 156 (B Humpage 47, R Pykett 3-40), Tiddington 141 (R Newman 6-55). Bledlow Ridge 147-9 (M Middleton 43, A Binnie 64, S Murrey 6-69, K Taylor 3-33), Great & Little Tew 147 (P Brzezicki 4-48, S Martin 3-63, D Bird 3-16). Cumnor 153 (C Ricks 50no, A Morteza 36, G Bhayat
Relegation threatened North Mymms came out victorious by 3 wickets off the last ball of the match to clinch a valuable win over Banbury at Whitepost Road in the Home Counties Premier League. Banbury, having lost the toss, scored 242 for 9 off their 66 overs with Luke Ryan (68) and Nathan Hawkes (51) being
An incredible match unfolded at Slough, in a rain-affected match which ended in a much needed win by Banbury. Banbury arrived at Slough to see a very green pitch which was only cut just over an hour before the start of the match. This coupled with the overcast conditions made the toss vital. Unfortunately for
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Craig Haupt scored a superb century at home to Finchampstead to help Banbury’s season get back on track. Haupt scored 137 not out to help Banbury reach 261-5 against Finchampstead, who secured a draw on 231-6. After four consecutive defeats, Banbury needed a good performance to help turn around a disappointing summer. The start was
Craig Haupt scored a superb century against Finchampstead to help Banbury’s season get back on track. After four consecutive defeats the Banbury team needed a good solid performance to help turn around what started out being a great season, but what has recently turned into somewhat of a huge disappointment to everyone at the Club.
The midweek team have won!!Sandford scored 139,wickets for Paul Cutler,Jim Phillips,and Steve Paxton.A fine 85 no from Ian Tew saw us home with 11 balls to spare.
