Banbury Cricket Club is holding a Pre-Ashes Dinner the night before the first test between England and Australia
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Unfortunately due to the start of rain and the ‘promised’ thunderstorms we have decided to cancel tonight’s training. Hoping for sunshine next week!
The funeral of club stalwart and long time committee member Robert ‘Bob’ Mitchlemore will be held on Thursday 11th June. Bob’s funeral will be held at Bloxham Parish Church on Thursday 11th June at 1pm. Bloxham was a specific request of Bob’s as this is where he was brought up and he was christened in
Banbury entertain Home Counties Premier League champions Henley this Saturday. Luke Ryan’s outfit will be expecting their toughest test of the season after two more wins at the weekend. Banbury’s only defeat this season remains the 45 over National KO exit to Market Harbrough when they had 7 men on Oxfordshire duty. They remain joint
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Stalwart member of the Banbury Cricket Club Committee, Robert Mitchlemore passed away this weekend at the Churchill hospice in Oxford. ‘Bob Mitch’ was a keen local sportsman, most notably a former captain of Banbury Rugby club, where he was also a past President and long-time member of the committee. He was also the keenest supporter
Banbury vs Tring Park Match Report Tim Paine A measured century from Tim Paine and another ruthless performance in the field saw Banbury to a second win on the bounce in the Home Counties Premier League on Saturday.
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The 1st and 2nd XIs both enjoyed wins on Saturday, with varying degrees of comfort. They make a single enforced change each this week ahead of tough fixtures vs Tring Park and Thame. The hero with the ball for the 1st XI on Saturday, Karl Penhale, must have been motivated to take his four wickets
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BCC women’s 1st XI, completed their first win on Sunday in their first match at a higher level. Kate Davis was the star with the bat making 74 not out and debutant and Rugby World Cup Winner Amber Reed the star bowler with 4 wickets. Report via play cricket: A fine opening partnership
Banbury do double over great tew ahead of Horspath test Tim Paine Karl Pehale Ollie Wright
