Cricket round-up: Wokingham lose out at home, Emmbrook and Bearwood strengthen top of the table push
WOKINGHAM stay stuck in eighth position after their home loss to third placed Aston Rowant.
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Cricket round-up: Eversley keep top spot after Binfield draw
EVERSLEY maintained their spot at the top with an 83-run success away to Tring Park.
Cricket round-up: Wargrave stay in title hunt with win over Finchampstead
WARGRAVE remain in the hunt for the title after they saw off FINCHAMPSTEAD by seven wickets.
Cricket honours board: Tulloch hits 167 for Binfield, Ganguly collects seven wickets for Reading United
BINFIELD WOMEN batter Poppy Tulloch leads the way in this week's batting honours with a score of 167 which helped ...
Local cricket sides prepare ahead of upcoming season
Local cricket teams around the borough are preparing for the start of the cricket season in hopes of contesting a ...
Finchampstead Women defeat Oxford to be crowned as league champions
Finchampstead Women (132-2) beat Oxford Women (131 all out) Finchampstead Women were crowned as Home Counties Women’s League champions after ...
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