Box calms Hertford nerves

10/05/2008 - Dismissing Bishop's Stortford for 117 left Hertford with what should have been an easy target. Hertford were wobbling precariously on 81-6 until Chris Box, in 23 balls, struck seven fours in an innings of 30* to seal the victory for Hertford.

Wokingham turn the tables in the sun

10/05/2008 - Despite coming up short with what seemed to be a mediocre target, Wokingham's Doran picks up five wickets and sees his team home with time to spare.

Thame tailenders thwart Thatcham

10/05/2008 - A partnership of 35 runs but more importantly 50 minutes between Rob Brooks and Mitchell Meredith conspired to save the match for Thame in a nail biting finish.

Cross batting records but still a draw

10/05/2008 - Mark Wright and Sam Westaway re-wrote the record books on Saturday as Gerrards Cross drew their opening league game at Finchampstead. Wright hit a club record 172 and shared a 3rd wicket partnership of 190 with Westaway.

New signings at High Wycombe

09/05/2008 - WYCOMBE think they have ironed out the crease that ran through their season last year and the arrival of top-order trio Matthew Eyles, David Cranfield-Thompson and Leo Taylor should drive their batting concerns to the boundary.

Burnham aiming to avoid relegation

08/05/2008 - NEW skipper Mohammed Fazal has refused to set the bar too high for Burnham Cricket Club ahead of their first match of the season. “My aim is not to be in the same position as last year where we were struggling with relegation,” he said.

Ali Naqvi to inspire new boys

08/05/2008 - THATCHAM TOWN will again look to their former Pakistan international Ali Naqvi for inspiration when the club makes its Home Counties Premier League Division Two West debut at Thame.

Middlesex duo boost Radlett for opener

08/05/2008 - MIDDLESEX duo Gareth Berg and Kabir Toor are both available as Radlett open up their Home Counties Premier League Division One campaign at Cobden Hill against High Wycombe on Saturday.

Falkland hit by injury blow

07/05/2008 - FALKLAND have been hit by an injury blow ahead of their Home Counties Premier League opener against Reading on Saturday (May 10) with Hampshire pace bowler David Balcombe sidelined for at least a month.

Oxford sign up Sharma as Holes depart

24/04/2008 - Oxford have signed New Zealander Raj Sharma as they prepare to open the defence of their Home Counties Premier League crown. But they will be without the services of the Hole brothers, Stuart and Simon, who have joined Stratford and Banbury respectively.