Cricket honours board: Nicklin shows bowling prowess for Finchampstead and Wokingham
Nicklin shows bowling prowess for Finchampstead and Wokingham
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Crowthorne & Crown Wood CC Women’s softball team enjoy triple header victory
The Crowthorne Women?s softball team played their second triple header on Sunday morning at a dew drenched Binfield CC.
Crowthorne and Crown Wood 2s XI make it five wins from six to stay top of BCL Division 1B
Crowthorne and Crown Wood 2 XI narrowly beat Reading United to stay top of the Berkshire Division 1B.
Crowthorne & Crown Wood CC Women pick up T20 win, while Crocodiles defeat Emmbrook & Bearwood
Crowthorne & Crown Wood Women took their first ever T20 victory away at Steventon.
Crowthorne & Crown Wood Coyotes make strong start to Berkshire Women’s Softball title defence
On Saturday the Crows Coyotes made a great start towards their defence of the ?Berkshire Women?s Softball League? title.
Crowthorne & Crown Wood CC enjoy success across various age groups
Crowthorne & Crownwood were delighted to welcome 12 new young and aspiring Dynamos cricket players to the club.
Cricket round-up: Wargrave Women take won in T20 cup, Wokingham, Crows and Twyford return to friendly action
WOKINGHAM?s first-team were in action in a friendly fixture as they made the short trip to face WARGRAVE?s first-team.
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