Thames Valley Cricket League provides update on suspended season
The Thames Valley Cricket League has provided an update to state that their league is ‘suspended indefinitely’ for the 2020 ...
The Thames Valley Cricket League has provided an update to state that their league is ‘suspended indefinitely’ for the 2020 ...
The Berkshire Cricket League, Thames Valley Cricket League and Chilterns Cricket League have suspended all activities with immediate effect due ...
Eversley 4s Anup Urath topped the batting list with 144 runs not out, just above Hurst 2s James Watt who ...
Shinfield concluded their league campaign with victory as they narrowly beat Farley Hill by six runs. Shinfield elected to bat ...
Premier Division Shinfield were crowned as the Premier Division Champions finishing their campaign on 381 points with 11 victories from ...
FARLEY Hill edged out Woodley by just 13 runs in a match full of impressive batting performances. Farley elected to ...
Division 2A Eversley closed the gap to the league leaders Ickenham to just 10 points after they thrashed them by ...
WOKINGHAM closed the gap on third place Harefield as they defeated them by five wickets to earn their ninth victory ...
EARLEY'S fight for promotion continued as they recorded an emphatic 80-run victory against Mortimer West End to earn their 12th ...
Binfield stay at the top of the table after a tremendous batting display from Tom Andrews helped the league leaders ...
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