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Div 1: Buckingham Town 1
Div 2: Leighton Buzzard Town 1
Div 3: Sandford St Martin 1
Div 4: Horley 1
Div 5: Brackley 1
Div 6: Long Marston 2
Div 7: Horley 2
Div 8: Horspath 4
Div 9: Aston Rowant 4
Div 10: Twyford 3
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The Oxford Times | CricketCAREER-BEST figures of 7-78 from captain Luke Ryan have given Oxfordshire a golden chance of recording their first Western Division victory of the season against Dorset at Bournemouth.
A spectacular innings from Harry Smith yesterday blasted Great & Little Tew to within one victory of a Lord’s final.
HORSPATH seamer Mohson Rana’s career-best and Home Counties club record figures of 7-31 clinched an emphatic 108-run victory at Falkland in Division 2.
GREAT & Little Tew’s bad luck with the weather continued when their Division 2 derby clash at Shipton-under-Wychwood was washed out.
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BANBURY were knocked off the top of the Division 1 table when they suffered a comprehensive seven-wicket defeat away to reigning champions Henley on Saturday.
Banbury Guardian - Cricket FeedGreat Tew are just one step away from their first ever appearance at Lord’s following a stunning success in the last eight of the Davidstow Village Cup.
Banbury’s Home Counties Premier League title challenge received a setback in Saturday’s seven wicket defeat at reigning champions Henley.
Jimmy Phillips believes Banbury have more to offer in the second half of the Home Counties Premier League Division One campaign.
Having seen his side reach the regional finals of the NatWest T20 Cup, Banbury captain Jimmy Phillips now wants his players to focus on the Home Counties Premier League.
Danny Smith snapped up six wickets as Sandford St Martin beat Great Tew II to maintain the edge over their rivals in the Cherwell League.
Great Tew captain Andy Harris was left cursing the rain as his side’s Home Counties Premier League division two fixture with Cove was abandoned.
Banbury booked their place in the next round of the ECB NatWest T20 Cup with a 41 run success at Gerrards Cross in Sunday’s third round tie.
Banbury were left frustrated by the elements as Saturday’s Home Counties Premier Cricket League derby with Oxford was abandoned.
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