The raffle tickets for the cricket foundation grand draw must be back with Martin Phillips by the 14th August 2005. Please try and sell all the tickets you were sent (there are more behind the bar if required), this is a major fund raising opportunity for the club and The Cricket Foundation is one of […]
The u11 are the new south northants champions after a unexpectedly easy against towcester on wed night in front of a bumper crowd.The boys had the trophy presented to them by Alan Border after a fine allround performance,we now go forward to the all Northanptonshire finals day on sunday august 28 at wellingborough cc.
The club’s under !5’s side cruised to the Oxfordshire Cricket Association Final by crushing Challow and Childrey by eight wickets with over half the overs left on Monday night. The final will be played this Friday 15/07/05 evening at OUP ground in Summertown Oxford. I am sure the boys would glad of as much support
THE U11 SOUTH NORTHANTS FINAL ON WEDNESDAY AGAINST TOWCESTER IS NOW AT BANBURY AND NOT AT WARRINER.
A brilliant 92 from debutant Nathan Hawkes could not prevent Banbury stumbling to their third successive defeat at White Post Road on Saturday. Reading triumphed by six wickets to put a further dent in Banbury’s title hopes. Having lost the toss and been put in to bat on a seamer-friendly pitch, Banbury’s top order struggled
The u11 south northants final date is wed july 13 6.15 start at the warriner,there is a midweek league game at the club as well as the golf day , so roll on wednesday.Good luck to the lads.
The u11 side reached the south northants final with a fine 80 run win over Towcester last night, it was our best all round performance of the season,watch this space for the details of the final.
Shipton have pulled out of tonights Oxon Cup quarter final at white post road. Banbury now advance to the semi finals without even playing a game!
Division 2 Witney Mills 64-8 (G Bhayat 5-35), Oxford Downs 65-0 (C Sandbach 31). Tiddington 223 (J Talbot 51), Wolverton Town 94 (J Brooks 6-55). Great Tew 207-8 (C Cullen 38), Banbury 2nd 192-8 (A Pearson 93no). Abingdon Vale 201-9, Bledlow Ridge 163 (P White 5-70, R Newman 4-57). Sandford St martin 141 (M PAlmer
Banbury sustained their second consecutive defeat in the Home Counties Premier League after an eight-wicket thrashing by rivals Oxford at Whitepost Road. Losing the toss Banbury were inserted on a pitch offering some assistance to the bowlers. Banbury were soon in trouble, Chris Smith the first to go with the score on 6, edging behind
