The Fourth team match away to Oxford V this week will be played at Sunningwell CC, not at Cutteslowe Park. Also, the match will start at 1pm, instead of 1:30, so we will need to meet at the club at 11:30.
THE HOME COUNTIES PREMIER LEAGUE – DIVISION 1 SATURDAY 18 AUGUST 2007 OXFORD V BANBURY ONLY Innings of OXFORD Batsman How Out Bowler Runs bls – 6 – 4 1 J.HARRISON capt CT.I.HAWTIN R.NEWHOOK 33 137-0-4 2 G.CHARLESWORTH BOWLED E.SMITH 14 29-0-2 3 S.LAUDAT CT.I.HAWTIN R.NEWHOOK 9 18-0-2 4 A.COOK L.B.W. P.TAYLOR
Banbury Under 11’s travelled to Overstone Park CC on Sunday for the Norhtamptonshire Finals day. Playing the second semi of the day against Towcester we were inserted and it soon became apparent that it was gong to be a tall order to set a competative total against some tight bowling. After our 16 overs we posted 226
All of saturdays games we rained off at various stages and sundays match at Horspath has been called off due to their pitch being under water.
Summer Ball organiser John Woodworth admitted to being ‘All Shook up’ by the late withdrawal of the 60’s and 70’s band booked for this year’s summer ball. Left with little time to organise a replacement the Lancastrian admitted ‘It’s Now or Never’. John however didn’t ‘Surrender’ and in fact he did secretly mention that a
Our Under 13 Girls team (made up of mainly Under 11’s) won the Charlbury 6-A-Side Girls Tournament on Friday, the first trophy that a girls team from Banbury CC have ever won. We only lost one wicket all day (on the last ball), and won 5 of the 6 matches played. Well done to all
The Fourths stay top of their division after gaining 18 points from a winning draw against Oxford Downs III on Saturday. After winning the toss and electing to bat Banbury got off to a solid start with a 57 run opening partnership between Martin Phillips(30) and Lloyd Sabin(28), but the mainstay of the innings was Mike Salmon,
Due to unforseen circumstances the U15 nets has been cancelled. Sorry for any inconvenience caused
Saturday was the best day of the year so far and the thirds turned in just about our best performance in boiling hot conditions on a magnificent wicket at Thame.Winning the toss new skipper Ross Freeman decided to have a bat Nick Best[75] and Sam Ryan [33]put on 90 for the first wicket,Joe White then
Club stalwart George Sabin Died at 8am on Monday morning. His Funeral will be on Friday – 12 noon at Shutford Church then back to the Cricket Club. Anybody who met George would agree that he was a fantastic man. Though most recently George was known for his work on the ground at White Post Road, those
