Jack Lambden

The Under 12 Girls side comprehensively won the Charlbury Under 13 Girls 6-a-side tournament on Monday winning all 4 games played against Combe & Charlbury. Stats will follow but we regularly scored over 60 runs off 5 overs against girls who were a year older than most of ours. This was another great achievement to continue the […]

Henley will represent the Home Counties Premier League in the national stages of the Cockspur Cup Twenty20 competition after winning finals day at Radlett. Having defeated Banbury in the semi-final, they cruised to a seven-wicket victory over Welwyn Garden City.

After white post road being under water Friday morning, the prospects of a game were looking bleak. But Gary Armstrong and his team put in a sterling effort to get the ground ready. The outfield was slightly damp, and the wicket a little soft, but looking at the scores around the leagues it was probably

After some confusion this week where we were actually disqualified from the competition I am happy to report we have been reinstated and will compete at Radlett in the league finals day this Sunday. There had been some, perhaps understandable, confusion over the wording of some of the rules for player eligibility which saw us

After a mid-morning scramble for a pitch due to a double booking at Horton View the 1st ever Banbury Women’s home fixture against Charlbury on Sunday was played “over the hedge” on Bodicote’s ground. Having won the toss we put them into bat and their two openers were sent back with the score only on 1. This brought J Chambers to

I have just been informed, the finals day will be at Radlett CC on Sunday 9th August. The first match starts at 10.30 with the final at 3. Henley v Banbury Welwyn Garden City v Gerrards Cross Lets start thinking about transport, so the boys have plenty of support, like Barnt Green!! The winners of

A weakened Banbury team took on the Oxon Twenty20 champions, Oxford at White Post Raod last night, in a game which turned out to be a thriller. Banbury won the toss, an elected to field. Richard Brooks and Olly Murrey opened the attack which was a tough task, due to the flat wicket and fieling

Banbury U15’s regional finals day is at Leamington on monday in what is surely the bigest game ever for any of our junior teams.We have now made it through to the last 16 of the country and we play Cambridge Granta for a place in the  Qt final against  either Bretforton from Worcestershire or Leamington,the winners of

The Midweek side were yet again victorious at Cropredy winning the Brackley Midweek Cup beating Byfield in the Final. Banbury were put into bat by Byfield after losing the toss, which was a good job really as there were was only half a side there at 5.30pm at the start of play. Eddy Phillips &

MATCH POSTPONED – TO BE REPLAYED THURSDAY 30TH JULY Banbury meet Oxford in the 3rd round of the national club Twenty20 at Whitepost Road 5.45 START Those wishing to net can do so in the astro nets The competition is played under the same rules as international Twenty/20, so there will be powerplays, free hits