Thames Valley Cricket League round-up: Eversley maintain unbeaten start to season
Division 2A Eversley maintained their fantastic start to the season as they remain unbeaten after thrashing Maidenhead & Bray by ...
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Thames Valley Cricket round-up: Hurst’s winning streak is over
Division 2B Hurst suffered their first league defeat of the season as their winning streak was ended by Fleet who ...
Thames Valley Cricket round-up: Eversley extend league lead
EVERSLEY extended their lead at the summit of Division 2A with an emphatic 180-run win against Marlow. Having won the ...
Thames Valley Cricket round-up: Eversley climb to the top of the table
EVERSLEY recorded a huge 154-run win in division 2A as they sit at the summit of the table having won ...
Thames Valley Cricket League round-up: Wokingham 2s sail to an easy victory
WOKINGHAM 2s sailed to an easy victory in Division 3A as they claimed their first victory of the new season. ...
Thames Valley Cricket round-up: Sonning stun Newbury with quick victory
Sonning CC 1st XI (252-8) beat Newbury CC 1st XI (52 all out) SONNING opened their league campaign with a ...
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