Cricket

Former Park House student Toby Albert is quickly establishing himself as one of Hampshire’s top batsmen.

The Thames Valley Cricket League saw another weekend of exciting action for local sides, as Sulhamstead & Ufton led the way

KEVIN Mills says Newbury Cricket Club is in the best shape since he joined the club 29 years ago.

HUNGERFORD’S international sportswomen enjoyed success on opposite sides of the world over the Easter weekend.

Lauren Bell says 2023 will go down as one of the best years of her career after she was nominated for the ICC emerging cricketer of the year award.

Former Hungerford and Berkshire bowler Lauren Bell starred as Southern Brave outclassed Northern Superchargers to win The Hundred.

Former Hungerford and Berkshire bowler Lauren Bell took 14 wickets as England drew with Australia in a landmark Ashes series.

Hungerford 2nd suffered a comprehensive eight wicket defeat in their Hampshire Cricket League Division 6 North West clash with Broughton.

Division 1 strugglers East Woodhay had another afternoon to forget with the bat as they suffered a seven-wicket defeat at the hands of Winton.

St Bart’s and Park House are one of six schools taking part in the Toby Radford Trophy, a new tournament focused on state school cricket.

Former Hungerford and Berkshire bowler Lauren Bell made her Ashes bow in England’s 89-run defeat to Australia at Trent Bridge.

After losing their first four matches, a resurgent East Woodhay won for the second weekend in succession, beating Portsmouth by four wickets.

Newbury maintained top spot in the Thames Valley Cricket League Division 4a after a thrilling 11-run win over Reading 2nd.

Thatcham kept the pressure on at the top of the Thames Valley Cricket League Division 4a table following a five wicket win over Taplow.

Hungerford were comfortable 83-run winners over Longparish 2nd in a Hampshire Cricket League Division 4 North top-of-the-table clash.

Falkland slipped one place to third in the Thames Valley Cricket League Division 1 table following a 69-run defeat to Cookham Dean.

Thatcham Town slumped to a second consecutive home defeat after being bowled out for 99 despite Odhinn Moore bagging his first five-fer of the season.

East Woodhay's miserable start to the Hampshire Cricket League Division 1 season continued following a 39-run defeat to Ferndown Wayfarers.

Thatcham Town's solid start to their Thames Valley Cricket League Division 4a campaign continued with a six-wicket win over Finchampstead 3rd.

Falkland suffered a first defeat of their Thames Valley Cricket League Division 1 season, losing by 45 runs to Tring Park.