Jack Lambden

Broughton and North Newington have sadly pulled out of the midweek league so on June 22 we now have no fixture.

The u11 won at Minster Lovell on tuesday night to make it 3 wins out of 4 this season.All the batsman played well with Hamish Preston top scoring, in our total of 248.In reply Minster could only make 197, Wickets for Preston,Will Stanley,Fergus Preston and 3 for James Richardson in a fine team performance.

Banbury 97 all out in 41.3 overs Nathaniel Gregory 27 Spooner 19 Overs 10 Maidens 35 Runs 4 wickets Linnell 11.3 Overs 3 Maidens 20 Runs 5 wickets Bledlow 98 for 8 in 33.3 overs Peter Gregory 7 Overs 2 Maidens 13 Runs 4 Wickets Bledlow 30 points : Banbury 11 Banbury found scoring almost

Annual subscriptions are now due and as per the clubs constitution if players have not paid their subs before 31st May there will be a surchagre of 50% add and from the end of June players may not be considered for selection. All subs can be paid to either Jason Thatcher, John Woodworth or Martin

Banbury skipper Richard Kaufman scored a century to lead his side to a record-breaking score in the drawn Division 1 game against Henley at White Post Road on Saturday. Kaufman surprised Henley by batting through the full 66 overs for a massive total of 341-6, the highest Division 1 score since the league was formed

Having lost the toss Banbury were put into bat on a good pitch. Henley had the perfect start when in only the second over Dave Taylor struck comprehensively bowling Mark Rorich with his very first ball. This brought Craig Haupt to the crease and in a 2nd wicket partnership with Chris Smith showed just how

Div One     Banbury 341 – 6 drew with Henley 291 – 7 Basingstoke & NH 184 – 9 drew with Oxford 291 – 3 Falkland 255 – 10 drew with Reading 201 – 9 High Wycombe 162 – 10 lost to Finchampstead 163 – 7 North Mymms 313 – 6 lost to Slough

Former England seamer Paul Taylor recorded the first hat-trick of his long and distinguished career in Banbury’s exciting three-wicket victory against Reading in Division 1. Taylor polished off the last three Reading wickets in three balls to finish with figures of 6-54 as Reading slipped to 224 all out. At 106-4 in reply, Banbury looked

The first team had the best possible start to their Home Counties Premier League campaign with a closely fought victory over Reading. The 2004 HCPL Runners up won by 3 wickets with 5 balls to spare to come out on top in a closely fought contest. Reading had a solid start with Perkins and Shaw

HCPL Div One     Finchampstead 189 – 8 drew with North Mymms 100 – 7 Henley 242 – 9 lost to High Wycombe 245 – 2 Oxford 219 – 10 beat Falkland 152 – 10 Reading 224 – 10 lost to Banbury 227 – 7 Slough 292 – 5 beat Basingstoke & NH 149