For the second week running Banbury came up against an overseas player in form, with West Indies A batsman Pat Brown making 164 off their attack. But this time, Banbury’s batsmen performed well and and they held out for a draw against Potters Bar. After winning the toss again, Banbury struck in the third over, […]
OXFORD MAIL: For the second week running Banbury came up against an overseas player in form, with West Indies A batsman Pat Brown making 164 off their attack. But this time, Banbury’s batsmen performed well and and they held out for a draw against Potters Bar. After winning the toss again, Banbury struck in the
Hanborough 2nd 195-6 (N Rose 56, D Rose 51no, R Finch 3-61), Abingdon Vale 3rd 28 (J Leach 5-12, B Wagerfield 5-14). Aston Rowant 3rd 133-9 (G Condon 44, J Blackford 5-41), Kidlington 3rd 135-7 (N Duval 43no, D Simpson 4-51). Brackley 2nd 176-9 (P Ryan 39, L Haughton 35, R Summers 5-42, J Winter
Abingdon Vale 2nd 207-6 (P Evans 82, A Inns 41, A White 32no, S Cranley 3-43), Banbury 3rd 178-8 (Ju Briggs 65, P Cooksey 40, R Newman 6-47). Bledlow Ridge 2nd 190-7 (D Wood 86, J Wimbush 3-21), Banbury XX 2nd 191-3 (B Griffiths 78, S Partington 58no). Kimble 2nd 110 (A Skeggs 32, A
Banbury 2nds were held to a winning draw on Saturday against local rivals Sandford St Martin 1st in the Cherwell league division two fixture. Sandford were relegated last season and were looking to gain promotion with a win over Banbury, which included three former Banbury players. Banbury batted first on a good batting wicket and
BANBURY GUARDIAN: INJURIES to Banbury’s two all-rounders contributed to the side’s 118-run defeat at Reading – their first of the 2004 Home Counties Division One season. Callum Taylor dislocated his shoulder while attempting to bowl only his eighth ball. Fellow seam bowler, Mark Rorich, managed 7.4 overs before he was forced out of the attack
BANBURY GUARDIAN: ANDREW SABIN hit a splendid unbeaten 128 to help Banbury 2nd XI win in the league for the second week running after a comprehensive 108-run victory at home to Witney Mills. After winning the toss, Banbury batted first and with the experience of Sabin and Ian Tew set about posting a competitive score.
The under 15’s had their toughest test yet against a good Charlbury side. Charlbury batted first and scored 92 all out in 19.1 overs. Top scorer was their captain opening bat who scored 38. Banbury didnt bowl and field to thier potential and it would be a good chase. Banbury had a good solid start
Bledlow Village 2nd 206 (J Spooner 73no, L Gardner 55, K Reid 5-47, P Swainson 3-67), Aston Rowant 3rd 95 (J Cronje 5-30, R List 4-15). Cumnor 3rd 210 (R Lawrence 72, D Lawrence 6-32), Stanton St John Willows 2nd 121-9 (M Todd 31, R Lawence 3-13, J Bowerman 3-38). Banbury 4th 154-6 (M Philips
Kimble 2nd 90 (D Richards 36no, A White 6-29), Abingdon Vale 2nd 93-2 (D Ward 33no). Bledlow Ridge 2nd 80 (S Cranley 5-22, A Smith 3-9), Banbury 3rd 83-2 (P Cooksey 30no). Banbury XX 2nd 233-5 (A Hume 99no, P Densham 39, R Berryman 3-67), Oxford Downs 2nd 146-8 (P Daniel 44no). Sandford 2nd 217-4
