Help celebrate a successful season for the club after the last league games of the season this Saturday (8th Sept). Owen and Jackie Kiffin return to the kitchen to prepare another Curry: serving times 7pm-9pm This will be followed by music from ‘The Hell Cats’ a rock and roll covers band playing music from the […]
Banbury Under 11’s retained the Oxfordshire cup by beating a well drilled and competitive Oxford Downs side at Stonesfield yesterday. After winning the toss Banbury decided to bat on what turned out to be a belter of a wicket with pace and bounce. We were given a solid start by Will Stanley and Tom
Article from: www.banburyguradian.co.uk BANBURY are county cricket champions for the fourth year running. Despite missing top run scorer and captain Benji Hector, they beat Oxford in the Bernard Tollett Cup final by 49 runs yesterday (Sunday). Craig Haupt was Banbury’s hero, hitting 65 in their total of 150-7. Banbury then restricted Oxford to 101-9 thanks
The Youth Presentation Evening will be held at the club this forthcoming Friday (7th September). Timings are: Multiskills, Under 9’s & Under 11’s – 6pm to 7pm Under 13’s, Under 15’s & Girls – 7.30pm to 8.30pm There will be an opportunity for a photo with a famous trophy and a raffle with some great prizes.
The U13s Oxford league semi final is next sunday [sept 9th] venue,time and opposition TBC.
The Oxfordshire Under 11 final has been confirmed for this Sunday 2nd September to be played at Stonesfield CC against Oxford Downs, start time is 10.30 for a 16 over a side game, Good Luck lads.
Another ten-wicket win sealed the Division and promotion for the Fourth team, away to Oxford V on Saturday.After losing the toss and being asked to bowl first we made early inroads with Pete Gregory taking a wicket in his first over, and Steve Paxton taking 2-16 before leaving the field with an injured finger. Peter
One of our Youth Members had his bat taken from the Pavillion on Friday 24th August. It’s a Size 5 Woodworm with a Yellow handle & is endorsed by Kevin Petersen. The name "Sam Manning" is on some tape at the bottom of the bat. It was left against the 1st table on the right
It’s spot prize week again – the player scoring the most fantasy cricket points on Saturday wins £50.The only condition is that the player must have an entry in this year’s Fantasy Cricket competition.
