Wargrave Won The Only Completed Game At The Weekend, With The Other Four Being Abandoned.
Euan Woods (pictured on the feature image) starred with the willow as he struck 62 from just 49 balls as Wargrave dodged the showers to take the only maximum points of the day at Challow & Childrey.
Woods struck nine boundaries, 6 fours and 3 sixes, as his side chased down the revised target of 150 from 25 overs. Andrew MacEwen got the visitors across the line with an unbeaten 32, four wickets down. Ross Packham returning with figures of three for 36 for the hosts.
The home side had a rain interrupted innings as they made 150 for 6 from 25 overs before a chase was possible. The left arm of Mark Firth taking three for 13 for Wargrave.
Devane Warner’s whirlwind century was in vain as Thame Town could only play thirty overs before the weather drew a no result at Ickenham.
Opening the batting, Warner hammered 13 fours and 8 sixes on his way to an undefeated 121 as he shared an opening stand of 122 runs with Farid Butt, who smashed 53 from 31 balls (9 x 4s, 2 x 6s). Alex Browne kept up the momentum with 33 from 23 balls. Dinny Malan’s supporting unbeaten 30 helped Thame reach 265 for 5 in just 30 overs before the covers came on at Oak Avenue.
After being inserted, Horspath reached 48 for 3 from 12.2 overs against Stoke Green before the rain arrived.
Datchet versus Chesham and Oxford versus Gerrards Cross never got started before both games were called off with seven points allocated to each team.
Just four points cover the top five teams in the division as the red ball competition starts this forthcoming weekend.
