Crowthorne and Crown Wood 2s XI make it five wins from six to stay top of BCL Division 1B
Crowthorne and Crown Wood 2 XI narrowly beat Reading United to stay top of the Berkshire Division 1B.
Crowthorne and Crown Wood 2 XI narrowly beat Reading United to stay top of the Berkshire Division 1B.
It was home sweet home for Euan Woods when Berkshire blasted their way to a 144-run win over Bedfordshire in ...
Hurst batsman Josh Harris leads the way in this week's batting honours, while Mark Laithwaite collected seven wickets for Finchampstead
Berkshire face table-topping Bedfordshire at the Wargrave Recreation Ground on Sunday knowing that a win in their penultimate Group 2 ...
FINCHAMPSTEAD moved into second after they earned a convincing win over Datchet.
Holders Berkshire lost to Cornwall by five wickets at Truro on Sunday in the second of their four Group 2 ...
Andy Lazenbury - Emmbrook and Bearwood v Hurley - 207*
Berkshire trounced Devon by 10 wickets in their opening NCCA Trophy Group two match at Henley on Sunday.
EMMBROOK AND BEARWOOD 2s are in second after they got the better of Hurley 2s.
On Saturday the Crows Coyotes made a great start towards their defence of the ?Berkshire Women?s Softball League? title.
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