On a hot day at White Post Road, Banbury won the toss and elected to bowl. A decision which looked a bit dubious at times, with the ball going through the top on the odd occasion. This turned out not to be an issue, as Long Marston were dismissed for only 103. Richard Brooks bowles […]
Banbury’s third team made easy work of a poor Bledlow Ridge second team, depleted of star players due to a prom celebation. Ian Woody Woodworth made magical strides into Bledlows top order after being asked to field and Woody who has had a reputation of being a friday night prom queen, certainley turned up for the fixture
Banbury 4th’s were back on the winning track after a 6 wicket victory over Oxford & Bletchington 3rd’s at Oxford on Saturday. Oxford & Bletchington won the toss and decided to bat a very hot & humid day. Despite an early breakthrough by Adnan Iqbal, the home side had progressed through to 88 for 2 before
For the first time this season all four senior teams won on Saturday,a rare event indeed.The bowlers again all performing, but at last the batters joining in on the action in the glorious conditions.Don’t forget tuesday night at the club ,it’s the Oxfordshire Cup Final against Oxford ,with a 6pm start,get there early as a large crowd is
OXFORD MAIL: Banbury were blown away by Welwyn Garden City paceman Nicholas Walker, who returned stunning figures of 9-83 to set the leaders on the way to a seven-wicket win in Division 1 Serious Cricket Homes Counties Premier League at White Post Road. The home side were put in to bat, and after Simon White
Henley’s Bjorn Mordt captured 4-14 to send Banbury to a seven-wicket defeat in Saturday’s Oxfordshire derby in the Serious Cricket Home Counties Premier League. Banbury’s top order had no answer to Mordt and Nicholas Denning (2-34), who produced some fine bowling to leave the visitors struggling on 70-5. Luke Ryan and Ian Hawtin staged a
A devastating opening burst by Australian Todd Guthridge set Banbury on the way to an 82-run victory over Tring Park in Division 1 at White Post Road. The left-arm seamer ripped through Tring’s top order with four early wickets to leave the visitors reeling at 12-5 in reply to Banbury’s 231-8. Tring battled hard to
Banbury beat Cumnor in the National Twenty20 last Thursday by 35 runs. Craig Haupt and Shahbaz Ali starring with the bat while Luke Ryan bowled tightly. This Thursday former Banbury player Simon Hole captains a Shipton side against his old club in the quarter final of the Oxfordshire Cup. That game is at Shipton-Under-Wychwood 6pm
Banbury 4th’s continued their winning way, with a 155 run win over Oxford Downs at Horton View. Banbury won the toss and batted first on what looked like a pretty flat track. Despite the early loss of Tom White, Ian Thomas and Anas Ahmed picked up the temp and reached 65 of the first 10
A youthful Banbury side put in a thoroughly professional performance at Harborne on Sunday to claim an 8 wicket victory in Round 1 of the National Knockout. Olly Murray and Olly Wright stared with the ball, taking 4 wickets each while Ian Tew and Ed Phillips made 59 not out and 58 not out respectively
