Housego says Thames Valley title is just the start for young Wokingham CC side
DAN HOUSEGO says promotion to the Home Counties Premier League is just the start for this young Wokingham side. The ...
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Champions! Wokingham CC clinch Home Counties Premier League return
Wokingham Cricket Club are the 2017 Thames Valley League Division 1 champions. The Oaks did in fact lose to Gerrards ...
Marles backs Finchampstead CC to bounce back after “wake-up call” defeat to Oxford
DAN MARLES says opening day defeat to Oxford was a "wake-up call" to his title winning Finchampstead squad. Reigning champions ...
Marles “honoured” at being first title-winning Finchampstead CC captain since 2001
DAN MARLES says it is a "massive honour" to be the first Finchampstead captain since 2001 to win the Home Counties ...
Dan Marles eyes title tomorrow to cap “crazy” Finchampstead CC season
DAN MARLES admits it is "crazy" to think Finchampstead are now only six points away from sealing the Home Counties ...
Finchampstead CC close in on title as Wokingham CC keep slim promotion hopes alive
A BRILLIANT all-round display saw Finchampstead edge ever closer to the Home Counties Premier League title with a seven-wicket win ...
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