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	Stoke Row 1st XI: Stoke Row trimuph despite Godbole Heroics dennis writes: A quite magnificent 82 from Crown Wood captain Ravi Godbole was not enough to prevent a severely under-strength Stoke Row side from claiming a nail-biting 18 run victory in a game which was an outstanding advertisement for the FNG-BCL Premier Division.

	Posted by theumpire on Monday, June 30, 2008 @ 11:05:01 CEST (65 reads) (Read More... \| 8345 bytes more \| comments? \| Stoke Row 1st XI \| Score: 5)


	Stoke Row trimuph despite Godbole Heroics dennis writes: A quite magnificent 82 from Crown Wood captain Ravi Godbole was not enough to prevent a severely under-strength Stoke Row side from claiming a nail-biting 18 run victory in a game which was an outstanding advertisement for the FNG-BCL Premier Division. Stoke Row Captain Richard Ashton elected to bat on what appeared a superb wicket at St. Sebastian’s, on an afternoon bathed in sunshine and with an outfield of the highest order. The early dominance of opening pair Titch Vickers and Will Macdonald paid testimony to this decision, as, Macdonald in particular, they took an aggressive approach against the bowling of Godbole and James Taylor. Whilst Macdonald’s flicks through mid-wicket were of the highest order, a huge straight driven six by Vickers, something of a trademark, was undoubtedly the shining light in the early exchanges. In an opening salvo lasting nine overs, the pair rattled along at six an over, until Vickers slapped a long hop into the gleeful hands of Sargeant at extra cover.

	Posted by theumpire on Monday, June 30, 2008 @ 11:04:51 CEST (37 reads) (Read More... \| 7641 bytes more \| comments? \| Score: 0)


	Warfield Annihilated sloth writes: Those that were at the game will know why the Skipper is still smiling after the game on Saturday. It had been a traumatic week in all, as the line-up for both teams changed many times. It did seem that the odds of winning the lottery were better than either team having a full quota. It even ended with Sloth pinching two of the 2nds at the last moment. Well, Liam was in Jurgo’s car as he passed Newbury train station and Manoj had to bring Pradeep into Newbury anyway? Still the 1sts only ended up with 10 men (that is, of course, if they could find out what had happened to John as he wasn’t picking up his phone!).....

	Posted by theumpire on Monday, June 23, 2008 @ 17:18:59 CEST (100 reads) (Read More... \| 6804 bytes more \| comments? \| Score: 5)


	Sandhusrt vs. Crown Wood Ravi writes: With heavy rain overnight it seemed like many matches would be abandoned including this latest Premier division game between Sandhurst and Crown Wood, but upon arriving at Sandhurst, the pitch and outfield seemed in remarkably good condition and play got underway on time.

	Posted by theumpire on Monday, June 23, 2008 @ 17:18:07 CEST (87 reads) (Read More... \| 2107 bytes more \| 5 comments \| Score: 5)


	dennis writes: Stoke Row recorded their maiden FNG-BCL Premier Division triumph as an excellent all-round performance secured a resounding 72 run victory at Embrook and Bearwood. The return of four university students, most notably Sam Boughton, appeared to galvanise Stoke, and they now move up to fourth in the table.

	Posted by theumpire on Monday, June 16, 2008 @ 19:13:57 CEST (84 reads) (Read More... \| 3987 bytes more \| comments? \| Score: 4.5)


	Swindon NALGO secure 35 points against Shinfield shanti writes: On a beautiful day for cricket Sw NALGO 1 overcame the early shock of losing their openers for 13 runs to Zaf Akram with some sensible batting by Shaz Khan (100 not out) and Fahim Zafar (34) who put on 74 for the 3rd wicket. The need to accelerate the scoring rate saw the latter caught on the boundary by a well judged catch taken by Roberts. Then followed a cameo 34 from Shoayb Rahman to boost the score to 159 in the 39th over. The last five overs saw Shaz Khan open his shoulders to bring him a well deserved hundred and the total to 217 for the loss of 4 wickets. Shinfield started disastrously with Madgwick losing his middle stump in the 2nd ball to a snorter from young Usman Sahar (3 for 32). He continued to worry the batsmen and Srisanth Garg attempted to break loose by driving him hard to mid off and Shoayb Rahman took a brilliant low catch diving to his left. M Ilyas who looked assured and dangerous upto now took an injudicious swipe at a rising ball on the offside giving skipper Penfold a scalp behind the stumps. Skipper Getgood did his best to anchor the batting but with Das (4 for 23) coming onto the attack together with Ahmed (2 for 24) saw Shinfield crumble to 105. NALGO took all the catches that were offered to gain 35 points after a good all round performance.

	Posted by theumpire on Monday, June 16, 2008 @ 13:23:50 CEST (40 reads) (comments? \| Score: 0)


	Pinkneys Green smash Crown Wood before tea! Ravi writes: Pinkneys Green smashed Crown Wood by 8 wickets and were finished before tea as Tariq Rizwan starred with 7 wickets at sunny St. Sebastians.

	Posted by theumpire on Monday, June 16, 2008 @ 13:23:06 CEST (85 reads) (Read More... \| 1290 bytes more \| comments? \| Score: 0)


	Oratory Sixes Set to be Super Sunday power writes: With the Twenty20 bug sweeping the world and taking cricket to previously unknown popularity, The Oratory School, Woodcote, are reviving an even faster, high-scoring and exciting form of the game with their inaugural Six-a-side competition on Sunday 22nd June. The day begins at 10 am, and eight local sides are taking up the challenge as they aim to become the debut winners. Peppard, Goring, The OS VI and The Crossbatters fill Group A, whilst an equally competitive Group B features Stoke Row, Mortimer West End, a Select VI and The OS Real Tennis Professionals. The top two in each group will then progress to the semi finals, with the final beginning at around 5 pm.

	Posted by theumpire on Wednesday, June 11, 2008 @ 21:19:35 CEST (64 reads) (Read More... \| 1663 bytes more \| comments? \| Score: 0)


	Peppard and Crown Wood in high scoring draw Ravi writes: On a beautiful day Crown Wood 1^st XI travelled to the picturesque ground of Peppard. Both teams were looking to erase the disappointment of the previous week’s results where both sides put in very poor batting performances. So, as so often happens, what followed was an entertaining high scoring match with credit to both sides’ batsmen!

	Posted by theumpire on Sunday, June 08, 2008 @ 23:05:30 CEST (108 reads) (Read More... \| 2868 bytes more \| comments? \| Score: 5)


	Magnificent Magee Keeps Mortimer Motoring power writes: Mortimer West End cemented their position as runaway leaders of the FNG-BCL, securing a well-deserved seven wicket triumph over Stoke Row. The result continues Mortimer’s 100% record remains in tact after the first month of the season, whilst Stoke Row slip back into the middle of the table.

	Posted by theumpire on Tuesday, June 03, 2008 @ 14:22:30 CEST (108 reads) (Read More... \| 3816 bytes more \| comments? \| Score: 5)


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Monday, June 02, 2008
·	Woodcote solidity gets first win
Monday, May 26, 2008
·	Magical McGear Shines for Stoke Row
·	Crown Wood 1st XI win two in a row
Saturday, May 24, 2008
·	Crown Wood 1st XI win
·	New-look website for Sandhurst CC
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
·	Big-Hitting Butt Sends Stoke Row to Defeat
·	Crown Wood and Swindon Nalgo tie game
Tuesday, May 06, 2008
·	MWE 1st XI win see-saw game
Friday, April 25, 2008
·	COUNTY CRICKET-DISABILITY TOURNAMENT
Thursday, April 24, 2008
·	League Sponsor and Website Changes
Friday, April 11, 2008
·	Captains Meeting - 21st April 7:30pm
Tuesday, April 08, 2008
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