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CRICKET: Westbury in Hole heap of trouble
12:33pm Thursday 2nd July 2009
Westbury's revival ended as they went down to an eight-wicket defeat against Freeland in Division 1.
AUNT SALLY: Powney misses out on magic 18
12:32pm Thursday 2nd July 2009
Kevin Powney hit a double sixer in his 17 dolls to fire Black Bull A to a 3-0 win over Prince of Wales in Division 1 of the Warburtons Bicester & District League. Powney missed with his second stick to fall one short.
BOWLS: Workman is the hero
12:36pm Thursday 2nd July 2009
Martin Workman secured Bicester a dramatic 5-1 win at Carterton with the last bowl of their Division 1 match in the Oxford & District League sponsored by Yarnton Nurseries.
ATHLETICS: Marley is second
12:37pm Thursday 2nd July 2009
Bicester-based Alchester runner Nigel Marley finished second to long-time rival Steve Male in the Thame 10K on Sunday.
ATHLETICS: Ace Curtis warms up
12:38pm Thursday 2nd July 2009
Bicester's Jackson Curtis warmed up for next weekend’s English Schools’ Championships at Don Valley Stadium, Sheffield with a thumping victory in the under 17 javelin (53.25m) at the Oxfordshire Young Athletes league at Drayton.
CRICKET: Shallow is the hero for Twyford
12:31pm Thursday 2nd July 2009
A superb unbeaten century from Hyron Shallow was the difference as The Oxford Times Cherwell League Division 3 leaders Twyford beat Oxford 3rd by three wickets.
FOTA boss delighted with outcome
8:48am Thursday 25th June 2009
Ferrari president and Formula One Teams' Association chairman Luca di Montezemolo is revelling in the toppling of a man he has described as a "dictator" in FIA president Max Mosley.
Have your say »FOOTBALL: Currie is new Launton boss
4:36pm Wednesday 24th June 2009
Duncan Currie has been appointed as Launton Sports’ new manager, following the resignation of Kevin Poole.
Mosley to go as F1 row settled
1:05pm Wednesday 24th June 2009
The threat of a Formula One breakaway series has been averted after agreement was today reached between motor sport's world governing body, the FIA, and the Formula One Teams' Association.
Mosley 'happy to run again'
8:32pm Tuesday 23rd June 2009
Max Mosley is prepared to stand again as FIA president following what he describes as "wholly unjustified criticism" of world motor sport's governing body.
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