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Div 1: Buckingham Town 1
Div 2: Leighton Buzzard Town 1
Div 3: Great & Little Tew 2
Div 4: Horley 1
Div 5: Stokenchurch 1
Div 6: Long Marston 2
Div 7: Horley 2
Div 8: Shipton-under-Wychwood 3
Div 9: Aston Rowant 4
Div 10: Cropredy 3
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The Oxford Times | CricketASTON Rowant’s hopes of a trip to the Caribbean remain alive after a fantastic knock from Nick Ferraby helped them into the CCC Cup semi-final.
FORMER West Indies pair Hartley Alleyne and Collis King were among the star turns at Kidlington’s annual Chairman’s Day.
Cowley Internationals’ bowler Ayaz Khan nearly took all ten for a second time when he bagged a nine-wicket haul in their 65 win at Minster Lovell in OCA League Division 1.
Joe Barrett hit a sparkling century to set Shipton-under-Wychwood on the way to a stunning six-wicket home win over Serious Cricket Home Counties League Division 2 leaders Reading on Saturday.
Lloyd Brock returned Home Counties League club record figures of 6-39 as Great & Little Tew moved out of the Division 2 relegation zone with a comfortable six-wicket win at fellow strugglers Falkland.
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Banbury Guardian - Cricket FeedCaptain Jimmy Phillips says the next two games will play a big part in Banbury’s Home Counties Premier League title challenge.
Great Tew II took over at the top of division three in the Cherwell League following a seven wicket success against Oxford Downs II.
Great Tew skipper Andy Harris will be looking for his side to build on a much-needed victory at Falkland when they travel to Horspath for Saturday’s Home Counties Premier League fixture.
For the second week running, the Banbury batsmen were unable to deal with the Henley attack, this time in Sunday’s ECB National Club T20 area final at Oxford.
Banbury captain Jimmy Phillips was delighted to see his side get back to winning ways in the Home Counties Premier League.
Banbury got back to winning ways with a five wicket victory against Tring Park in Saturday’s Home Counties Premier League fixture.
Banbury face a double-header this weekend which could prove a pivotal one in the club’s pursuit of silverware.
An unbeaten century from Ben Rae helped OCA division one leaders Westbury to beat third-placed Minster Lovell.
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