Banbury’s Women have played their 1st ever matches: Great Horwood Ladies 6-a-side (Sunday 21st June) Away to Middleton Cheney (Sunday 5th July) Great Horwood This event started off badly with a sickness drop-out on the morning & having to leave early to avoid the British Grand Prix traffic. However, when we got there we were joined by […]
Banbury beat Great Tew by 21 runs in a very hard fought and well played final. Well done to the team for being Oxfordshire champions for the second year running and again thank you to all the parents for their support and to Peter Scott for scoring. Banbury now progress to the 2nd round of the
Banbury Under 15’s are playing Great Tew at Tiddington this evening in the final of the Oxforshire League. All the best to the team as they attempt to win the league for the second year running. Also the Under 15’s did well in the South Northants league and due to finishing runners up and a team
Banbury triumphed over Burnham last night (Wednesday) in a game reduced to 8 overs a side due to a lorry fire on the M40. In what turned in to a surreal evening, Banbury were left with only 5 players at the ground 15 minutes after the official start time of 6pm with the other 6
Having lost the toss (10 out of 11 this season) Banbury were relieved to hear the Abingdon skipper elect to bat, even though it was hot, humid day. The two opening bowlers were on top from the start and the initial breakthrough was made by Olly Murrey who had N Rivett LBW for 8. In
Banbury 2nds suffered the first defeat of the season at the hands of Sandford. Having lost the toss (9 out of 10 games) Banbury were put into bat by Sandford captain Martin Anson. The innings got off to a dreadful start when Lloyd Sabin was LBW for 0 in the 2nd over. Andrew Sabin and
The National 20/20 fixture vs Burnham will now be played on Wednesday the 1st of July at Burnham. There will be no fixture at the club this Wednesday.
Banbury Cricket Club First XI will be very busy over the next two weeks as they prepare for games in 4 competitions! Ian Hawtin’s men entertain local rivals Oxford at Whitepost Road on Saturday (13th) before travelling to Sutton Coldfield on the Sunday (14th) to take on Walmley in the National Club Championship. Unfortunately Banbury
Mondays Under 15’s game against Horley was abandoned but not before Banbury’s David Matthews took an hat-trick. This consisted of a smart stumping by Kieron Scott and very good catches by Luke Collins and Justin Lambden. Well Done to David on achieving this feat.
Banbury II came out as easy 9 wicket victors in the top of the table clash against Bourton Vale on Saturday. Having won the toss for the first time this season, Beck invited Vale to bat first on a hot day at Whitepost Road. On what looked to be a flat wicket, early wickets with
