Cricket

East Woodhay were crowned Division 2 champions after a remarkable 300-run win over Sparsholt that included an unbeaten double hundred from Ben Hummel.

Sulhamstead and Ufton succumbed to a narrow three wicket defeat at the hands of Wokingham 2nd in Division 2b.

Falkland maintained their fine Division 1 form with a third successive win following a comprehensive eight wicket defeat of Burnham.

Lauren Bell picked up the best figures so far in this year’s Hundred as the Southern Brave booked their place in the competition’s knockout stages.

Promising to be twice as big as the event last year, Community United is hosting its cricket and family fun day on September 25.

The Falkland under-19 girls team, Falkland Thunder, are into the last eight of the National Cup after a 20-run win over Welsh side Briton Ferry Steel.

Berkshire beat Middlesex by six wickets in one of the most entertaining games ever seen at Falkland CC’s Enborne Street ground.

Fast bowler Lauren Bell, fresh from making her England One Day International debut, is looking forward to the Hundred, which begins this week.

Thatcham Town succumbed to a narrow nine run defeat against Windsor and remain precariously positioned in eighth in the league table.

Newbury were dominant 90 run winners over Bracknell as they maintained their lead at the top of the Division 5b table.

Falkland's up and down season continued with a thumping 129 run defeat at Gerrards Cross.

East Woodhay were emphatic 80-run winners at Andover 2nd's London Road home but there was a disappointing defeat for Hungerford.

It was a memorable weekend for Falkland Cricket Club as all four sides won for the first time this season.

East Woodhay secured an emphatic 10 wicket win at Wherwell to keep the pressure on the Division 2 leaders.

Newbury 2nd secured an impressive win over Wokingham 5th thanks in large part to Simon Digweed's sensational 208.

Newbury maintained their fine form thanks to an impressive 131 run win over Bagshot 2nd.

The rain came to Falkland's rescue this weekend, saving them from defeat at home to Boyne Hill.

Former Hungerford and Berkshire bowler Lauren Bell took two wickets on her England debut against South Africa at Taunton.

The weather was the eventual winner in most of this weekend's Thames Valley Cricket League Division One fixtures.

Former Berkshire and Hungerford bowler Lauren Bell took two wickets in the first innings of her England Test debut against South Africa this week.