2018 Proposed ground standards by division can be found here This is still a work in progress and more consulation is coming
2018 Players and Club Umpires in Divisions 5 & 6 please download and install this Duckworth-Lewis app for your 50:50 matches. Instruction on use are in the handbook
Please check the new laws and cricket and amendments to the Cherwell League rules
Division 1: Oxford Downs 1
Division 2: Westbury 1
Division 3: Bicester & North Oxford 1
Division 4: Thame Town 2
Division 5: Cropredy 2
Division 6: Challow and Childrey 2
Division 7: Bledlow Village 2
Division 8: Charlbury 2
Division 9: Bletchley Town 2
Division 10: Cropredy 3
Promotion and Relegation
Please be aware that we will maintain our stance of always promoting two teams even if 2 teams are relegated from HCPCL and that this would affect how many teams are relegated from each division.
We will publish possible relegation scenarios later in the season when the situation is clearer and once we have reviewed applications to join the league.
If anyone has any good action shots from the 2018 season please send them to me and we will put the best ones on the website
Please see this information on disabled cricket
The Oxford Times | CricketHARRISON Ward sees his selection for England Under 19s as a stepping-stone to fulfilling his ambition to become a Test cricketer.
ANUPAM Sanklecha was the star as Shipton-under-Wychwood earned a thrilling tie at Dinton.
GEORGE Sandbach scored a magnificent century and then took three wickets to help Oxford Downs into the last 16 of the Cricketer National Village Cup with a 30-run win over Gwent champions Miskin Manor at Standlake.
A BRILLIANT century by Jonny Cater rescued Oxfordshire from a perilous position on the first day of their Unicorns Counties Championship Western Division match against Berkshire at Wargrave.
A BRILLIANT spell by 13-year-old Lottie Oxton was the feature of Oxfordshire women’s ECB T20 Division 3 double-header against Devon and Cornwall.
GEORGE Sandbach admits Oxford Downs have their sights set on a Lord’s final but they will not be distracted by the thought of silverware, writes JACK JOHNSON.
OXFORD captain Jamie Perkin has said “silly mistakes” have cost them dear in their poor start to the Home Counties Premier League Division 1 campaign.
JONNY Cater believes Oxfordshire are still a work in progress – but is expecting improvement this summer, writes JACK JOHNSON.
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