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
Banbury 2nd 246-3 (A Sabin 128no, A Jarvis 38, Ja Briggs 32no), Witney Mills 138 (P Lafort 30no, I Adams 5-22) Bledlow Ridge 254-8 (T Brzezicki 74no, R Turner 54, D Bird 36), Kingston Bagpuize 185-5 (A Howard 64no, A Binnie 3-25). Abingdon Vale 282-5 dec (E Tilley 85, M Cook 48, P Lemon 53no),
Banbury saw off Coventry & North Warwickshire in convincing style in the second round of the National Knock Out. Coventry & North Warwickshire CC – 1st XI 1 ed hodson LBW Ian Adams 37 2 james may LBW Paul Hill 27 3 Safaraz Pathan Caught (Paul Hill) J Phillips
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OXFORD MAIL: Banbury were second best in every department as they lost by beaten 118 runs at Reading, who finished only one place above them last season. After winning the toss, the first hour belonged to the visitors as they removed both Reading openers in the first 13 overs. But the match swung towards the
OXFORD MAIL: Banbury were second best in every department as they lost by beaten 118 runs at Reading, who finished only one place above them last season. After winning the toss, the first hour belonged to the visitors as they removed both Reading openers in the first 13 overs. But the match swung towards the
Division One Finchampstead 171-4 beat Potters Bar 170-10 Henley 201-6 beat Oxford 200-10 Radlett 200-5 drew with High Wycombe 269-5 Reading 310-4 beat Banbury 192-10 Slough 243-10 drew with Basingstoke NH 206-7 Division Two West Beaconsfield 136-9 drew with Wokingham 183-9 Burnham 216-9 beat Farnham Royal 215-9 Falkland 243-10 lost to Thame Town 244-4 Gerrards
Banbury 2nd XI produced another good performance in the league on Saturday as they entertianed Witney Mills 1stXI. After winning the toss Banbury batted first and with the experience of Andrew Sabin and Ian Tew set about posting a competative score. Sabin and Tew put on 70 for the first wicket in 22 overs with
CRAIG HAUPT’S superb unbeaten 121 steered Banbury to a convincing seven-wicket win over Finchampstead on Saturday. Haupt stepped down from the club captaincy before the start of the season to concentrate on his batting. So far, it looks to be a good decision. Haupt had to be patient for the first half of his innings,
