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Henley Win Ugly

20/07/2013 - Henley chalked up their eighth win of the season, dismissing visitors Welwyn Garden City for 230 in just 59 overs and chasing down their score in 55.3 overs for the loss of six wickets. With a depleted Harpenden side again losing heavily to a Slough side that hammered 377 in 59 overs and Tring deriving few points from a draw with Potters Bar, Henley are now 55 points clear of second placed Tring, unbeaten since June 2012.

Cross held by Falkland in seesaw match

20/07/2013 - Gerrards Cross had to settle for a draw having come very close to recording their seventh victory of the season with Falkland down to their last wicket as they chased 66 in the last 10 overs with 5 wickets in hand.

Radlett smash 40 year club record

20/07/2013 - It was a record-breaking weekend for Radlett as Jono McLean's team delivered consecutive victory number 14 with a total demolition job on second-placed Stevenage by ten wickets to increase their lead at the top of the table to 76 points.

Battle of the brothers as Cross beat Reading

13/07/2013 - This match saw the rare occurrence of two sets of brothers opening the bowling, Tom and Dan Hampton for the Cross and Simon and Martin Andersson for Reading. It was the Cross brothers who came out on top as their batters dashed past the Reading total in a little over 31 overs.

Wycombe Feel The Heat From Riazuddin

13/07/2013 - Henley returned to winning ways at High Wycombe with a decisive victory, which, with Harpenden losing and Tring drawing, sees them move emphatically clear at the top of Division 1. Wycombe were shot out for just 106 in 23.3 overs, 6 wickets falling to a turbocharged and revitalised Hamza Riazuddin.

Radlett win and Stevenage lose to open real gap

13/07/2013 - Radlett's victory over Bishop's Stortford coupled with Stevenage's failure to overcome West Herts saw a gap of 65 points emerge at the top of the division.

Banerjee six sets up Cross victory

06/07/2013 - Gerrards Cross moved eighteen points clear at the top of Division Two West table following a four wicket victory at home to Great & Little Tew. Pratik Patel hit his maiden league fifty for the Cross and Vikram Banerjee claimed six wickets as the Cross produced a dominant all-round performance to which Tew had no answer.

Barrett maiden 5 sets up 8th Radlett win

06/07/2013 - Radlett were able to put their feet up at the tea interval with a seven wicket victory over Sawbridgeworth under their belts. 5 wickets from Chad Barrett and 65 runs from Fraser Crawford did the bulk of the damage.

Henley Hold On For Another Draw

06/07/2013 - For the second week running, Henley had to settle for a the lesser end of a draw in a game which they never really took control of and which, but for an outstanding rearguard action by Cameron Boyce and Tahir Afridi, might easily have been lost.

Radlett topple Hemel in double quick time

29/06/2013 - Radlett's all round attack confined Hemel to just 120 in slow time. Kabir Toor was the backbone of the reply with 52no as Radlett won by 8 wickets.

Jones onslaught has Henley settling for a draw

29/06/2013 - Henley had to settle for a draw in their top of the table clash with Harpenden. This was a game which owed much to one big innings by Harpenden's Will Jones and a failure by the home side to kill off Harpenden when they were 60-6.

Cross stay top despite draw with Royal

29/06/2013 - Cross end June on top of 2 East as Farnham Royal hang on for a draw batting out the last 19 overs without loss.

All-rounder West is Banbury star

29/06/2013 - An astounding all-round display from Richard West inspired a Banbury win at home to Burnham. West followed an unbeaten century with a devastating spell of 4-0 as the visitors were shot out for 98.

Rain ruins Radlett run

22/06/2013 - Radlett's match at home to bottom of the table Knebworth Park was one of the many weather victims. Radlett reached 17 without loss in the 5.3 overs of play possible.

Boyce and Afridi lead the Henley charge

22/06/2013 - Henley opened up a 19 point lead once again at the top of Division 1 with a compelling 84 run victory at Slough whilst Harpenden suffer the same fate as Henley the previous week, not a ball being bowled owing to the adverse weather.