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Div 1: Horspath 1
Div 2: Cumnor 1
Div 3: Cublington 1
Div 4: Didcot 1
Div 5: Leighton Buzzard Town 2
Div 6: Horspath 3
Div 7: Long Marston 2
Div 8: Banbury 5
Div 9: Witney Mills 2
Div 10: Shipton-under-Wychwood 4
The Oxford Times | CricketGRAHAM Judd starred with bat and ball as Westbury took over at the top of Division 1 after an 88-run victory at East & West Hendred on Saturday.
A GREAT fielding and bowling display saw Tiddington beat Horspath by 15 runs in a dramatic Oxfordshire final.
OCA League cricket results
Cherwell League cricket results
Home Counties Premier League cricket results
Great & Little Tew’s brilliant first season in Division 2 West continued with a convincing seven-wicket defeat of Dinton on Saturday.
Leaders Oxford had the worse of their rain-affected Division 2 West draw at home to Gerrards Cross on Saturday.
Batsmen dominated as Banbury’s Division 1 game at home to Slough ended in a high-scoring draw.
Banbury Guardian - Cricket FeedNathan Hawkes completed an unbeaten century as Banbury cruised into the semi-finals of the Home Counties Premier League Twenty 20 Cup.
Banbury had to be content with a draw in Saturday’s Home Counties Premier League fixture with Slough.
Banbury captain Jimmy Phillips is keeping faith in his players despite seeing his side slip to their third Home Counties Premier League defeat.
Great Tew captain Andy Harris says he could not be happier with his side’s start to the season ahead of Saturday’s Home Counties League fixture with Dinton.
Sandford St Martin beat Banbury II by 16 runs in Saturday’s division three fixture in the Cherwell League.
Brackley Cricket Club hosted a match against a Northants CC on Sunday as part of Stephen Peters benefit year.
Banbury slipped to a final over five wicket defeat in Saturday’s Home Counties Premier League fixture at Henley.
Home Counties Premier League new boys Great Tew chalked up their third success in Division Two West with a five wicket victory over Farnham Royal.