2018 Annual Dinner at the Oxford Belfry Hotel: Sat. 20th October. More details to follow
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: East Oxford 1
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.
Click here to see potential relegation scenarios
Note: These are not binding but given an indication of what could happen under different scenarios.
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
To all Groundsmen: Please conserve water ready for later in the season
Proposed ground standards are here
Please see this information on disabled cricket
The Oxford Times | CricketJONNY Cater believes Oxfordshire’s victory over Dorset earlier this month will give everyone a big lift ahead of their clash with Wales, writes MARK EDWARDS.
ASTON Rowant captain Josh Smith says his side are relishing their position as table-toppers.
FOUR wickets apiece for Adam Spears and Adam Webb helped Didcot to a seven-wicket victory at Sandford St Martin in Division 2 of the Cherwell League.
WITNEY Swifts are now hot favourites for the OCA League Division 1 title after they beat second-placed Wolvercote by five wickets to stretch their lead.
DARRYL Brown produced a batting masterclass with a brilliant century as Horspath got the better of a draw against local rivals Oxford at Jordan Hill.
WHEATLEY Park’s successful season continued when they became Oxfordshire Schools Under 14 champions.
WHEN Gareth Andrew signed for Oxfordshire he wanted to lead by example in a fledgling side – and he did that in abundance this week.
HORSPATH skipper Will Eason is calling on his players to make the most of an opportunity to pull further away from the bottom two.
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