Cricket

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  Published: 20 Aug 2010 09:32

  Soza frustrated by the rain

  FRUSTRATED Wokingham skipper Rukshan Soza cursed his side’s luck after their clash against Division One basement boys Windsor was abandoned due to rain.

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  Published: 12 Aug 2010 15:00

  Ascot in trouble despite May magic

  A SEVEN-wicket haul by Royal Ascot’s Kevin May could not stop his side from being on the losing end of a draw in their Division 2a encounter against North Maidenhead.

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  Published: 12 Aug 2010 10:30

  Finch plunge closer to drop

  FINCHAMPSTEAD plunged even deeper into relegation trouble after a 36 run home defeat by Gerrards Cross.

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  Published: 12 Aug 2010 09:30

  Dewick leads Bracknell to victory

  BRACKNELL continued their assault on the Division 5a title with a comfortable four wicket victory over bottom side Hillingdon Manor 2nds.

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  Published: 5 Aug 2010 14:30

  Mahmood magic keeps Bracknell top

  BRACKNELL were on the winning end of a draw in their top of the table clash against OMT despite posting a massive target and a record fourth wicket partnership.

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  Published: 5 Aug 2010 14:30

  Boars take spoils in local derby

  ANDY English recorded the highest individual score of the season for Royal Ascot but it was not enough as his side were beaten by two wickets by local rivals Eversley.

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  Published: 5 Aug 2010 14:00

  Wokingham move out of relegation zone

  WOKINGHAM blasted out of the Division One relegation zone this week with their third win of the season against rock-bottom Maidenhead & Bray.

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  Published: 29 Jul 2010 09:30

  Dropped catches cost Finch the game

  FINCHAMPSTEAD's joint skipper Russell Lane rued his side's dropped catches as they fell to an eight-wicket defeat to Falkland on Saturday.

• Cricket

• Boars out-done by Marlow openers
• Ascot defeat puts Fleet top
• Wokingham look overseas for inspiration
• Finch shock league leaders
• Bracknell's lead cut to one point
• Green eyes Boars winning streak
• Royal Ascot off the bottom
• Soza confident despite second Wokingham tie
• Soza stars in Wokingham tie
• Lane praises new-look Finch leadership

• Cricket

• Bracknell move five points clear
• Datchet batsmen over-power Ascot
• Boars blow away big-hitting Finch
• Things getting serious for Bracknell
• Eversley suffer 'appalling' defeat
• Kwik cricket county finals
• Wokingham resurgence continues
• Bracknell back to winning ways
• Ascot slip to bottom
• Eversley teams on a high

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• Sport

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  Published: 27th August, 2010 12:25pm

  Esporta aces crowned junior doubles champs

  

  TWO rising stars of the Bracknell tennis scene caused quite an upset at the AEGON British Junior National Championships in Bournemouth.

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  Published: 27 Aug 2010 10:30

  McClurg urges players to learn from mistakes

  BRACKNELL Town joint-boss Steve McClurg has told his players they must learn from their mistakes as they prepare for a massive Bank Holiday weekend.

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  Published: 27 Aug 2010 09:30

  Satsumas collapse to Woodstock defeat

  WOKINGHAM and Embrook shipped five goals in a nightmare 14 minutes in a crushing 5-2 defeat at Old Woodstock Town on Saturday.

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  Published: 27 Aug 2010 09:00

  Injury-hit Fizzers grind out victory

  AN injury-ravaged Sandhurst Town grinded out a 2-1 win over Croydon to move up to second in the Combined Counties Premier Division.

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  Published: 27 Aug 2010 09:00

  Impressive Moles maintain unbeaten start

  BINFIELD continued their unbeaten start to the season picking up four points out of six in their last two games this week.

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  Published: 20 Aug 2010 09:45

  Young: We are our own biggest rivals

  BRACKNELL RFC chairman of rugby Guy Young believes the Lily Hill Park boys will be their own biggest rivals as they chase promotion to National Two South this season.

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  Published: 20 Aug 2010 09:42

  Wayne's boys get first win

  MIDWEEK ROUND-UP: WOKINGHAM and Emmbrook celebrated their first win in the Hellenic League Premier Division thanks to a 2-1 home victory against Flackwell Heath.