IMPORTANT - the rain table in the 2017 Handbook is WRONG - Please either use the one on the website or refer to a 2016 Handbook, which is correct
Division 1: Tiddington 1
Division 2: Buckingham Town 2
Division 3: Wolverton Town 1
Division 4: Minster Lovell 1
Division 5: Abingdon Vale 2
Division 6: Aston Rowant 3
Division 7: Horley 2
Division 8: Didcot 3
Division 9: Challow and Childrey 3
Division 10: Kingston Bagpuize 2
NEW FOR 2017. We are pleased to announce that from the 2017 season there will be
trophy awarded for the best wicket keeper: The Tony Carter Trophy.
Please help us by identifying the wicketkeeper on the submitted scorecards.
If you are not correctly identified please let me know.
Alongside this can we have all 2016 trophies back with the committee by 26th August?
Please contact your nearest committee member at the time to arrange collection.
Sadly Great and Little Tew have withdrawn their 4th team from Division 8 - All results/points from their 2017 matches have been expunged and each remaining team in Division 8 will have a free weekend
The Oxford Times | CricketBANBURY cricketers held a minute’s silence before their matches on Saturday in tribute to their former scorer Rod Clarke, who died last week at the age of 74.
OXFORDSHIRE showed great battling qualities as their final Western Division match of the season at Cheshire ended in an enthralling draw.
LEADERS Charlbury crashed to 72 all out as Faringdon ran out
COMBE players (right) celebrate after clinching the Steve Dixon Memorial Cup with a crushing seven-wicket win over Oxenford 2nd in Sunday’s final at Eynsham.
OXFORDSHIRE fought a strong rearguard action after conceding a big first-innings lead to Cheshire on the second day of their Western Division match at Chester Boughton Hall yesterday.
WES Morrick again proved his value as Division 2 title-chasers Aston Rowant got back on track with a nervy four-wicket victory at home to Amersham.
OXFORD had high hopes of issuing a strong Division 1 title challenge when they restricted the leaders to just 114-8 from 50 overs at home to Henley on Saturday.
OXFORDSHIRE, who started brightly, ended up on the back foot after the first day of their Unicorns Counties Championship Western Division match against Cheshire at Chester Boughton Hall.
Banbury Guardian MHBG.sport.dynmc.cricket.feedTime is running out for Craig Haupt to reach his milestone in the Home Counties Premier Cricket League.
Great & Little Tew’s three-match winning Home Counties Premier Cricket League run came to an end in a close game with Oxford, falling short by just eight runs.
Brackley hammered Dinton II by ten wickets to maintain their division four promotion push in the Cherwell Cricket League.
Banbury II saw their dwindling Cherwell Cricket League hopes all but ended at Abingdon vale.
Banbury held on to secure a thrilling tie with Home Counties Premier Cricket League champions Finchampstead.
The Home Counties Premier League champions are next up for Banbury who look to make up lost ground.
We’re not safe yet, is the message from Great & Little Tew captain Harry Smith to his players.
Westbury were unable to polish off Bicester & North Oxford in their quest for the Cherwell Cricket League division three title.
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