The Aylesbury Vale village of Soulbury - which near Leighton Buzzard and Milton Keynes - drew a large crowd when Bedfordshire Farmers Village Cricket Club came to town thanks to one particularly well known former England skipper.
While the Cherwell League Division 1 title battle went to the final day of the season, it was a fairly routine one for Great Brickhill as their five-wicket win over Twyford was enough to see them claim the league crown.
Leighton Buzzard were relegated from Cherwell League Division 2 on Saturday as they finished bottom of the pile, losing to Challow & Childrey 2nds by four wickets.
Great Brickhill will have to wait until next week to secure the Cherwell League Division 1 title after both they and rivals Cumnor picked up wins in the penultimate game on the season.
Leighton Buzzard 2nds are set to play Cherwell League Division 6 cricket next season despite a 64-run win over relegation rivals Challow & Childrey 2nds.
Leighton Buzzard missed out on the chance to escape the Cherwell League Division 2 relegation zone after losing to fellow battlers Horspath by 33 runs on Saturday.
The see-saw that is the Cherwell Division 1 title race took another twist on Saturday as Great Brickhill took over at the top of the table when they saw off Westbury, taking full advantage as Didcot slipped up against Cumnor.
Returning to the Second Space following the success of last year’s event, Aylesbury Waterside Theatre will be playing host to some of darts’ sporting legends in An Exhibition of Darts taking place on Sat 24 Aug in the Second Space.
After the Men’s Open Championship came to an end in Northern Ireland last month attention will now turn to the Women’s British Open, with Woburn Golf & Country Club set to host this year’s tournament.
