A THIRD century in five games from in-form batsman Craig Haupt helped Banbury earn their third draw of the campaign at Basingstoke & N.H. on Saturday. Former skipper Haupt was once again the star with the bat after compiling 122. He made 124 against Oxford the previous week and 121 in the win over Finchampstead […]
SEAMER Ian Adams led Banbury to their first win in six games in his first league appearance for the first team in two years at Radlett on Saturday. Adams, known affectionately at the club as ‘Swampy’, bowled unchanged for 22.5 overs and returned magnificent figures of 7-75. Banbury bowled Radlett out for 168 in a
BANBURY captain Richard Kaufman was not too disheartened after his side lost their first game for six matches against Slough in the Home Counties Premier League. Banbury suffered a three-wicket defeat but Kaufman felt his side had given a good account of themselves. “It was one of those games that was 50-50 and had both
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Division 9 Aston Rowant 3rd 92 (R Saunders 34, N Thomas 6-54, L Brooker 4-24), Princes Risborough 2nd 95-5. Brackley 2nd 221-3dec (40ovs, K Cartwright 85no, P Ryan 59no), Banbury 4th 103 (P Foster 30). Wallingford 2nd 61 (B Phillips 6-23), Chearsley 2nd 65-2. Cumnor 3rd 167 (M Phillips 66, J Willson 4-17), Shipton-under-Wychwood 3rd
Division 6 Abingdon Vale 2nd 246-6 (D Wadsworth 90no, N Bryan 46, J Studds 42, L Bainbrigge 31no), Banbury XX 2nd 157 (B Griffiths 52, A White 5-30, R Newman 4-44). Oxford Downs 2nd 261-6 (P Daniel 91no, J Florey 66, S Rehman 3-50), Wolverton Town 2nd 150-6 (A Dawson 30, A Iqbal 43no, J
Division 2 Abingdon Vale 197-9 (E Tilley 67, C Taylor 5-54), Banbury 2nd 198-5 (C Taylor 60no, A Jarvis 42). Bledlow Ridge 186-8 (A Binnie 44, D Bird 36, D Wells 34, A Malik 3-30), Oxford 2nd 190-6 (N Ali 37). Witney Mills 214-7 (M Cannons 78, R Morgan 56, A Russel 3-47), Kimble 144
Callum Taylor produced a match winning display as Banbury 2nd XI beat Abingdon Vale 1st XI by 5 wickets. Banbury got back to winning ways following last weeks winning draw against Kingston Bagpuise. After winning the toss Banbury elected to field, backing themselves to contain Abingdon Val and the chase their total down. Banbury started
After last week’s move into the top-half of the table, Banbury came crashing back to earth with an inept bowling display in a three-wicket defeat by Slough in the IC3 Home Counties Premier League. After being inserted, hosts Banbury got off to a steady start as Chris Smith and Paul Taylor put on 80 in
The fourth’s game was cancelled due to the weather, but with all the other sides playing it saw them slip to fourth bottom. However if they had played and beaten lowly placed Abingdon they would have moved into sixth place… The great Britsh Summer hey!!!! Division 9 * Abingdon Vale 3rd v Banbury 4th abandoned.
