Our U13 Girls retained their Oxon Lady T’s title on Sunday at Bicester in somewhat easier fashion that last year and for the 3rd time in 4 years. In their 3 games (8 overs per innings) we scored 212 runs with 99 against (top scorers were Emily Ong 40 NO, Lucy Hunter 23 for 2 out, […]
The 4th team notched up their first win of the season as they were the only Banbury side to win on Saturday Vs Challow 2nds. Challow won the toss and elected bat, this looked a good decision as the pitch offer little for Banbury’s attack. However all the bowlers bowled with good control and backed
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Banbury’s celebrations after reaching the regional final of the Kingfisher Beer National KO were cut short as they learned their captain Ian Hawtin has been ruled out for a minimum of 6-8 weeks. The wicket-keeper, who is also Oxfordshire skipper, broke his arm at the elbow while doing some work at his new house on
The weekends much anticipated double header between Banbury and High Wycombe ended with a win for each side. Sunday’s national cup victory for Banbury, going some way towards dulling the pain of a one run defeat at London road in the league. Saturday’s game, will be covered in full in the Banbury Guardian and Oxford
The thirds put in a solid display at Chearsley on Saturday picking up 17 well earned points in a winning draw.On a hot day we won the toss and choose to bat and after 10 overs we were in a bit of trouble at 26 for 2.Enter Ally Jarvis and Justin lambden who produced a
Banbury CC are looking forward to taking on perennial Home Counties title challengers and current Champions High Wycombe both home and away this weekend. On Saturday Banbury visit London Road before the fixture is reversed in the Kingfisher Beer National Club Championship at White Post Road on Sunday. The season is only two games old, but the league fixture
A brilliant innings of 39n/o by skipper George Tate saw Banbury to a 4 wicket victory against Hook Norton last night.On a boiling hot evening Hooky batted first and were indebted to Archie Rippon 41 as thy finished 85-3 from their 20 overs.All the Banbury bowlers bowled well .wickets for George Tate,Jamie Higgs and Harry
A note to make you aware of some forthcoming events at Banbury Cricket Club: National Knock-Out Semi-Final – This Sunday 1pm Banbury face High Wycombe on Sunday in the regional semi-final of the Kingfisher Beer National Club Championship. History points to a lively day at White Post Road, there will be a BBQ and the
The fourth team lost their first league game (that actually started) of the season to new OCA arrivals Horely away on saturday. With the start time pushed back and the overs reduced, Banbury batted first looking to pick up points in what was going to be a testing game as Horely looked to put a
Luke Ryan and Jimmy Phillips spun Banbury into an early lead in the Home Counties Premier League table on Saturday. Banbury beat Burnham by 88 runs. See the Banbury Guardian and Oxford Mail for forthcoming coverage: http://www.banburyguardian.co.uk/sport/cricket http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/sport/cricket/ Banbury have set an early top of the table clash as they visit second place High Wycombe
