The thirds beat Bicester by 4 wickets with 15 overs to spare but it was not our most convincing display of the season to say the least.Bicester won the toss and chose to bat and after 14 overs were 79-1 as we bowled and fielded like men with no arms.The drinks break at 17 overs came at […]
Banbury will play the winner of Oxford and Oxford Dows’ after beating Shipton-Under-Wychwood by 8 wickets. Shipton were bowled out for 61 at White Post Road on Sunday, Luke Ryan and Ash Blanchard the pick of the bowlers. The runs were knocked off without due alarm, Lloyd Sabin making 27. The Oxon Cup is now
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For the first time this season the thirds were let down by their batting as we were bowled out for a paltry 88 by Kingston Bagpuize.It was the son of an old mate of mine who did the damage as Matt Warner bowled superbly to claim 8 -19 with his controlled away swing.He included the
Fan’s of Banbury Cricket Club will be treated to SIX home games this weekend, and with the weather set fair, there could not be a better weekend for it! Game 1: 11am Saturday White Post Road (WPR) 1st XI vs Henley. Can Banbury beat 2010 champions Henley to continue their late title push? Game 2:
To all parents Nicci the coach is on holiday still but we able to run multi skill training this week August 10th at 5:30pm Some of the other coaches and leaders will be taking the session Peter Scott Youth Chairman
Banbury 1st XI take on Great Tew at 12 noon this Sunday at White Post Road. The Oxon Cup Quarter Final is followed by the first Quarter Final of the Banbury Advertiser Cup where Banbury’s Second XI take on Great Tew at 4pm. Both games are 20 overs per side. The Banbury Advertiser continues over
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Banbury held their nerve to claim 25 points on Saturday despite losing both a key toss and a number of overs due to rain at Potters Bar. They were indebted to some big performances from key players. The damp, green wicket and the threat of rain meant it was a big toss. The HCPL does
In a tight contest between 2 sides at the bottom end of the table it was Banbury who came out on top against Horsepath 3’s. Having lost the toss Banbury were asked to bowl in what promised to be a rain affected game, not a great start for deputising captain Chris Phillips. Banbury geared themselves
The thirds good form continued with an 18 point haul from their visit to Bledlow Ridge.On arrival we found the pitch wet through due to the covers not having been put on the night before and a serious rain shower in the morning.When play did start we lost the toss and were asked to bat
The 4th team’s poor batting form (when they actually get to play) continued away to Challow at the weekend. Having won the toss and elected to bat on a track that looked a bit flat banbury were looking to post a reasonable score in an effort to do the double of Challow. Poor shot selection
