Banbury U11 have won the South Northants League , they now go forward to the all Northamptonshire final on august 22 at Loddington[near Kettering]. The final against Towcestrians was a surperb game which we just managedto win by 2 runs.Towcester won the toss and batted first,they totaled a competitive score of 259.All the banbury bowlers […]
The u11 have won the South Northants League with a dramatic last over win against Towcester on wednesday night.Batting first Towcester made 259, the pick of the Banbury bowlers was Adnan Hamid whose 3 overs cost just 3 runs with 1 wicket.All the other bowlers did a fine job, the throwing being the pick of
Bledlow 2nd 207-6 (J Bacon 75, C Downes 53), Shipton-under-Wychwood 3rd 208-4 (C Huntingford 90, D Bishop 64, J Hemming 36). * Brackley 2nd 143-5 (D Percy 57), Horspath 2nd 145-2 (A Cawston 57, A Eason 47no). * Chearsley 2nd 176-9 (C Bird 62, C Mead 36, J Bowerman 6-64), Cumnor 3rd 179-9 (R Lawrence
Abingdon Vale 2nd 216-8 (P Evans 44, D Ward 43, L Bainbrigge 33no, B Hussain 5-57, H Raza 3-60), Stokenchurch 218-4 (H Raza 107no, H Scott 49no). * Banbury 3rd 234-8 (M Trehy 52, C Phillips 45, T Smith 38), Kimble 2nd 175-9 (A Skeggs 66, A Swann 35, S Cranley 3-36, A Proctor 3-38).
Banbury 2nd 172-9 (A Sabin 72, K Taylor 6-70, M James 3-56), Great & Little Tew 176-5 (S Faulkner 73). * Kimble 131 (A Russel 42, M Kelloway 41, R Giles 4-21, B Collis 3-30), Kingston Bagpuize 133-1 (M Shepherd 85). * Abingdon Vale 164 (B Humpage 71, D Angove 4-56), Oxford 2nd 165-9 (M
Banbury and Finchampstead, the first two champions of the Premier League, battled out a high-scoring draw in a pulsating match on Satur- day. Given first use of an excellent batting track, the visitors rattled up a formidable 297-3 and in reply, Finchampstead finished just two runs short of victory on 296-7. Left-handers Chris Smith and
Henley extended their lead at the top to 39 points with a convincing win inspired by spinner Brian Murphy against a poor Banbury side. Electing to bat first, Banbury, without the suspended Craig Haupt, were soon in trouble as Hamid Sana sent back Paul Taylor for five. Sana conceded just nine runs from his first
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
