The Cherwell Cricket League

Cumnor 1 beat Bletchley Town 1 by 7 wickets, Great & Little Tew 1 beat Oxford & Bletchingdon Nondescripts 1 by 8 wickets, Horspath 1 beat Banbury 2 by 6 wickets, Oxford Downs 1 beat Leighton Buzzard Town 1 by 6 wickets, Great Brickhill 1 beat Buckingham Town 1 by 7 wickets, Wolverton Town 1 beat Long Marston 1 by 3 wickets, Oxford 2 beat Challow and Childrey 1 by 118 runs, Twyford 1 beat Sandford St Martin 1 by 8 wickets, Tiddington 1 beat Oxford Downs 2 by 5 wickets, Abingdon Vale 1 beat Aston Rowant 2 by 3 wickets, Bledlow Village 1 drew with Chearsley 1, Cropredy 1 beat Shipton-under-Wychwood 2 by 9 runs, Bledlow Ridge 1 beat Bicester & North Oxford 1 by 5 wickets, Kingston Bagpuize 1 beat Witney Mills 1 by 28 runs, Dinton 2 beat Banbury 3 by 5 wickets, Buckingham Town 2 beat Oxford 3 by 9 wickets, Stokenchurch 1 drew with Leighton Buzzard Town 2, Great & Little Tew 2 beat Hanborough 1 by 4 wickets, Wallingford 1 drew with Horspath 2, Cublington 1 beat Cumnor 2 by 6 wickets, Kimble 1 beat Challow and Childrey 2 by 6 wickets, Horley 1 beat Banbury 4 by 6 wickets, Abingdon Vale 2 drew with Horspath 3, Tiddington 2 beat Thame Town 2 by 2 wickets, Match Abandoned between Brackley 1 and Didcot 1, Match Abandoned between Twyford 2 and Sandford St Martin 2, Oxford & Bletchingdon Nondescripts 2 beat Cropredy 2 by 8 wickets, Wolverton Town 2 beat Long Marston 2 by 2 wickets, Aston Rowant 3 beat Bletchley Town 2 by 75 runs, Didcot 2 beat Great Brickhill 2 by 7 runs, Match Abandoned between Cumnor 3 and Buckingham Town 3, Bledlow Ridge 2 beat Banbury 5 by 8 wickets, Great & Little Tew 3 beat Abingdon Vale 3 by 8 wickets, Bicester & North Oxford 2 beat Hanborough 2 by 135 Runs, Oxford 4 beat Bledlow Village 2 by 6 wickets, Brackley 2 beat Chearsley 2 by 139 runs, Bledlow Village 3 beat Didcot 3 by 2 wickets, Oxford Downs 3 beat Horspath 4 by 77 runs, Kingston Bagpuize 2 beat Wallingford 2 by 9 wickets, Cublington 2 drew with Oxford & Bletchingdon Nondescripts 3, Kimble 2 beat Stokenchurch 2 by 10 wickets, Thame Town 3 beat Tiddington 3 by 8 wickets, Shipton-under-Wychwood 3 beat Dinton 3 by 5 wickets, Match between Leighton Buzzard Town 3 and Challow and Childrey 3 forfeited by Challow and Childrey 3, Horley 2 beat Abingdon Vale 4 by 4 wickets, Witney Mills 2 beat Kingston Bagpuize 3 by 6 wickets, Long Marston 3 beat Bicester & North Oxford 3 by 1 wickets, Shipton-under-Wychwood 4 drew with Aston Rowant 4, Oxford & Bletchingdon Nondescripts 4 beat Didcot 4 by 10 wickets

Tiddingtons Matt Maule bowls against Abingdon Vale

League News

Please read the guidance given to Umpires on the new wides rule here

The minutes from the Umpires meeting can be downloaded here

Please see the Rule Changes for 2012 as voted in at the AGM

There is also a new League Consitution following the AGM

Current Division Leaders

Div 1: Horspath 1
Div 2: Oxford 2
Div 3: Cropredy 1
Div 4: Buckingham Town 2
Div 5: Challow and Childrey 2
Div 6: Oxford & Bletchingdon Nondescripts 2
Div 7: Bledlow Ridge 2
Div 8: Kingston Bagpuize 2
Div 9: Dinton 3
Div 10: Witney Mills 2

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YOUTH CRICKET: Gardner shines in Charlbury success

Sat 19 May 2012

Charlbury recorded their first win of the season in Division 1 of the ECB East Midlands Women’s League with an emphatic victory over Wellingborough.

YOUTH CRICKET: Haggis is dish of the day

Sat 19 May 2012

SAM Haggis claimed 4-6 as Charlbury enjoyed a ten-wicket win over Minster Lovell in the Oxfordshire Under 13 Youth League.

CRICKET: Geeson-Brown’s injured

Fri 18 May 2012

Serious Cricket Home Counties Premier League

CRICKET: Hamstring tear rules Morrick out of Farnham Royal clash

Fri 18 May 2012

Serious Cricket Home Counties Premier League

CRICKET: Oxfordshire have control over qualification hopes

Fri 18 May 2012

MCCA Trophy

CRICKET: Cumnor upset Shipton

Thu 17 May 2012

Cumnor captain Sam Jones was keeping his feet firmly on the ground this week after inflicting a first home Village Cup on Shipton-under-Wychwood in 16 years.

CRICKET:Lashings in Town

Thu 17 May 2012

A host of former Test stars will play in a charity match at Oxford’s Magdalen College School on Sunday, July 8.

CRICKET: Wright stars in Banbury upset

Thu 17 May 2012

Banbury pulled off a major upset by dumping Leicestershire’s Kibworth out of the Kingfisher Cup at the second round stage.

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Banbury lose their way in cup exit

Sat 19 May 2012

Banbury bowed out of the ECB National Twenty-20 Cup, losing by 34 runs at Horspath in Thursday’s rearranged first round tie.

Hawtin’s opening day joy

Fri 18 May 2012

Banbury skipper Ian Hawtin will be looking for his side to maintain their winning start to the new campaign against Burnham.

Harris looking for Tew to bounce back

Thu 17 May 2012

Great Tew skipper Andy Harris will be looking his side to bounce back at Oxford & Bletchingdon Nondescripts on Saturday after losing their opening Cherwell League division one fixture.

Hawtin delighted with cup win

Thu 17 May 2012

Banbury skipper Ian Hawtin paid tribute to the club’s younger brigade after they beat Kibworth in Sunday’s ECB National Club Championship first round tie.

Desai hits opening day half-century

Wed 16 May 2012

Anish Desai completed an opening day half-century as Banbury II took the lion’s share of the points in their draw with Great Brickhill in division one of the Cherwell League.

Wright and Megson inspire cup victory

Mon 14 May 2012

A superb all-round display from Olly Wright and a devastating spell of quick bowling from Josh Megson saw Banbury pull off an improbable 114 run victory at Kibworth in Sunday’s ECB National Club Championship fixture.

Hawkes hits opening day century

Mon 14 May 2012

NATHAN Hawkes demonstrated just what Banbury missed last year when he hit an opening day century in Saturday’s Home Counties Premier League fixture at Bishops Stortford.

Hawtin wants players to take more responsibility

Thu 10 May 2012

Banbury skipper Ian Hawtin will be looking for his players to make a bright start when the Home Counties Premier League season get under way on Saturday.

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