INTERVIEW: Dan Lincoln relishing Finchampstead CC captaincy role
DAN LINCOLN believes a seamless transition to becoming Finchampstead captain has helped boost his performances on the pitch. Lincoln took ...
DAN LINCOLN believes a seamless transition to becoming Finchampstead captain has helped boost his performances on the pitch. Lincoln took ...
"WE'VE HAD some great memories along the way." That was the parting comment of former Finchampstead captain Dan Marles as ...
JARRETT BOBB took four wickets as Wokingham made it six wins on the spin to stay top of Thames Valley ...
DAN MARLES is confident Finchampstead can continue their charge up the Home Counties Premier League table after a thrilling victory ...
Title-chasing Finchampstead will be without opening batsman Greg Smith for up to six weeks after he fractured a finger. Smith, ...
Finchampstead climbed up to second in the Home Counties Premier League with a thrilling one-wicket win over High Wycombe. In ...
DAN HOUSEGO hit an unbeaten 113 to fire Thames Valley leaders Wokingham to a six-wicket win over Gerrards Cross. The ...
DAN MARLES hailed the performance of Greg Smith as the opener contributed his best ever score in the Finchampstead first ...
PAUL DEWICK took seven wickets as Wokingham comfortably dispatched of previously unbeaten league leaders Cove in Thames Valley Division 1. ...
DAN MARLES is back. After missing the last three games due to suspension, the Finchampstead skipper made a memorable return ...
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