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The Oxford Times | CricketNATHAN Hawkes hit a century as Banbury made it through to the semi-finals of the Home Counties Premier League Twenty 20.
BANBURY have been drawn away to Shipton-under-Wychwood in the Bernard Tollett Oxfordshire Cup quarter-finals on Tuesday, July 2.
WEST Indies legend Sir Garfield Sobers visited Cothill House prep school, near Abingdon, to give a talk to the youngsters.
FORMER England star Claire Taylor is pictured with Moreton Ladies at their weekly training session.
TIDDINGTON captain Darren Risden is confident his side can prove their worth in the national stages of The Cricketer Village Cup.
GRAHAM 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
Banbury Guardian - Cricket FeedWestbury took over at the top of division one of the OCA as they cruised to an 88 run victory at East & West Hendred on Saturday.
Great Tew captain Andy Harris will be looking for his side to make three wins on the trot when they travel to Reading for Saturday’s Home Counties Premier League fixture.
Banbury captain Jimmy Phillips was full of praise for his side’s batsmen despite not being able to get back to winning ways in the Home Counties Premier League.
Nathan 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.