This is to give notice to all members of the Oxford University Cricket Club that the Annual General Meeting of the Club will be held in Jesus College on Thursday, 12 March 2020 at 5.30 p.m. The agenda, the draft Minutes of the 2019 Annual General Meeting and any accompanying papers will follow, after a meeting of the Committee that is to take place on Friday, 28 February 2020.

Peter Mirfield

Secretary, O.U.C.C.

26 February, 2020

Alex Rackow has announced his eleven for tomorrow’s four day varsity match at Fenner’s

Alex Rackow, Vanessa Picker and Barnaby Harrison have announced their sides to take on Cambridge this Friday in the Men’s Blues, Ladies’ Blues and Authentics T20 Varisty Marches at Fenner’s

Oxford MCCU open their season with a 3-day first-class match against Middlesex, at Merhant Taylors from the 26th to the 28th March.

The 2019 AGM took place as planned on 20th February at Vincent’s Club. The proposal to merge OUCC and OUWCC under one Club (OUCC) was unanimously approved

NOTICE OF MEETING

The next Annual General Meeting of the Oxford University Cricket Club will be held at Vincent’s Club on 20 February 2019 at 5.45pm.

The Men’s Blues captain Daniel Escott is delighted to announce his squad of 12 to take on Cambridge this Friday at Lord’s in the 50-over varsity match:

The Blues and Authentics are now due to start their season away at Teddington on Saturday 28th April.

NOTICE OF MEETING

The next Annual General Meeting of the Oxford University Cricket Club will be held at Jesus College on 5 March 2018 at 6 p.m.

Oxford University Authentics turned a slow start to the season around to finish second in their BUCS league, and record two memorable victories in their varsity series against Cambridge. There were significant contributions from all members of the squad, who can look back proudly on some fine performances, especially during the second half of the summer.

Our trial dates for the 2017/18 MCCU Squad are as follows:

A strong Cambridge seam attack proved too good for Matty Hughes’ Oxford in this year’s four day varsity match on a wicket which offered plenty for the fast bowlers, as the light blues claimed victory after tea on the final day at Fenner’s.

A victory by 9 runs for the Dark Blues on Friday showed their continued dominance in the one day game, as it marked the fifth consecutive win for Oxford at the Home of Cricket.

The blues have recently crushed Exeter University in a match which decided who would progress to the Semi final of the national BUCS Universities league.