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 will be provided later
Division 1: Abingdon Vale 1
Division 2: Aston Rowant 2
Division 3: Banbury 3
Division 4: Abingdon Vale 2
Division 5: Aston Rowant 3
Division 6: Banbury 4
Division 7: Aston Rowant 4
Division 8: Abingdon Vale 3
Division 9: Bledlow Ridge 2
Division 10: Abingdon Vale 4
2018 Umpires meeting Mon 23rd April BNOCC 7.30pm
2018 Captains meeting Tue 24th April BNOCC 7.30pm
The Cherwell League invites applications from clubs to join the league from the 2019 season.
If you think you meet the ground standards
then please register your interest with the Secretary
For any club planning pre-season the first league match will be
Saturday 5th May 2018, which is in:
Days
The Oxford Times | CricketBANBURY Cricket Club have been dealt a big blow after Tim Paine earned a surprise call-up for Australia in next week’s first Ashes Test.
CHARLBURY bade farewell to the OCA League as they collected the Division 1 trophy from Yorkshire and former Oxfordshire star Jack Brooks at their awards ceremony at the Kassam Stadium.
OXFORDSHIRE’S season ended on a flat note when they lost in the semi-finals of the Cricket Festival T20 competition at Wormsley.
WOOTTON & Boars Hill wrapped up the Division 2 title as they edged past hosts Eynsham by 12 runs in a tense clash.
CHARLBURY were crowned Division 1 champions as they romped to a nine-wicket victory at East & West Hendred.
HORSPATH skipper Will Eason admits his side’s chances of avoiding relegation are “very, very slim”.
ASTON Rowant are celebrating after clinching promotion with a seven-wicket home victory over Great Brickhill.
A BRILLIANT century from Zach Lion-Cachet was the highlight as Oxfordshire Under 13s made it three wins out of three to take top spot at the Taunton Festival.
Banbury Guardian MHBG.sport.dynmc.cricket.feedOliver Clarke hit an unbeaten half-century and took three wickets as Banbury got their ECB National Club Championship campaign off to a winning start.
