Jack Lambden

After the walk over against Banbury Twenty,Banbury CC first game in the competition is this Thursday (7th July) against Shipton under Wychwood at Home 6:00pm start.

Division 2 Cumnor 185-9 (G Walford 67no, R Newman 5-82, P White 4-70), Abingdon Vale 107 (M Latham 47, G Brown 6-33). Tiddington 167 (R Krynauw 49, N Smith 40, L Ryan 6-47, A Blanchard 3-50), Banbury 2nd 171-8 (E Phillips 46, I Tew 30). Sandford St Martin 118 (P Hebbert 4-44, M Wingfield-Digby 3-4,

Although our President has been in hospital this week for an op on his back, his tea party this Saturday 2nd July goes ahead with Pauline in charge and Barry Nichols acting as host. All are welcome and the red wine should be flowing if Nichols is true to his word and lets hope the

A poor batting display cost Banbury the points and top spot as they lost by 46 runs to Falkland on Saturday. Although High Wycombe could only draw with Oxford, they secured enough points to take over from Banbury at the top. Winning the toss, Banbury decided to field on a green wicket which appeared seamer

A disappointing batting display cost Banbury the points and top spot in the Home Counties Premier League. Winning the toss, Banbury skipper decided to field on a green wicket which appeared seamer friendly. The humid conditions also aided movement through the air. Falkland began very positively and after only 5 overs were 32 without loss,

Craig Haupt cracked 112 and spinner Jimmy Phillips claimed 6-72 as Banbury beat Basingstoke & North Hants by 79 runs in a tense last-over finish on Saturday to stay top of the table. Simon Launder took the last Basingstoke wicket with the fifth ball of the final over to clinch the 25 points and maintain

Division 2 Wolverton Town 275-9 (A Watkins 90, C Kightley 40, A Mahmood 53, A Blanchard 4-83), Banbury 2nd 242 (E Phillips 98, W Hazel 30, A Raja 3-44, S Pichowski 3-26). Cumnor 210-7 (A Kelly 62, D Gaunt 45, S Bell 30), Bledlow Ridge 188-9 (R Turner 51, D Wells 36, S Slade 3-46).

The top of the table clash between Banbury and High Wycombe petered out into a tame draw at Whitepost Road on Saturday. With both teams potentially being up for the title this year, neither wanted to lose and the tone was set for this match early on. Winning the toss High Wycombe elected to bat

Craig Haupt was Oxfordshire’s unlikely bowling hero as they won through to the quarter-finals of the Minor Counties KO Cup on a bowl-out yesterday. The big Banbury batsman was called into action after heavy rain had forced the abandonment of Oxon’s second-round tie against Cumberland at Sedbergh School. Just under two hours play was possible

The top-of-the-table clash between Banbury and High Wycombe petered out into a tame draw at White Post Road on Saturday. With both teams potentially being up for the title, neither wanted to lose – and the tone was set for this match early on. Winning the toss, High Wycombe elected to bat first on a