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Match Reports
Congratulatory Messages on Winning the Semi-Final.
Congratulations on the win at the weekend. Have a great time at Lord’s. Win it this year. From Geoff. I am determined to get to Lords on the 17th ….. oh how proud my father [...]
Reed are going back to Lord’s !
2012 Village Cup champions Reed took on Oxfordshire outfit Aston Rowant in a relatively low scoring tie with Reed emerging victorious. Batting first, home side Reed, captained by Tom Greaves, found it difficult to score [...]
Reed go top!
Reed won their tenth league match of the season against a winless Botany Bay to go top of the Championship for the first time this year. Ed Wharton (2-38) and Jack Tidey (1-42) reduced the [...]
Headlines; Week ending 6th August
SUNDAY: Main headlines of the week clearly are that Reed beat Aston Rowant by 74 runs, (179 for 9 plays 105 all out),in the Semi-Final of the National Village Cup at Reed. The Final will [...]
Performance of the Round – Sean Tidey
In each round of the 2017 National Village Cup Gunn & Moore sponsor an award for the Performance of the Round. In the Quarter-Finals, the spotlight fell on Reed's victorious visit to Bledlow Village. Sean [...]
Oh well – it’s Orwell!
On Sunday, Orwell FC, managed by "Big Jack" Tidey, changed the size of the ball but still played in coloured kit as they took-on a mainly young-ish Reed side skippered by Tim Tidey on a [...]
3’s Humiliated!
Reed were left with questions to ask following a thorough thrashing from visiting Bayford and Hertford. With the threat of rain later in the day Bayford had taken the gamble and inserted Reed. It proved [...]
National Village Cup Semi-Final at Reed CC, Sunday 6th August
Reed Cricket Club have won through to the Semi-Final of the National Village Cup and our opponents will be Aston Rowant from Oxfordshire. The match will be played next Sunday, 6th August starting at 1 [...]
Wharton puts Ampthill to the sword
Ed Wharton, in his best spell since joining Reed, ran through Ampthill’s top order registering figures of 8-2-12-5, including the prize wicket of Australian Jarryd Biviano yorked for 16. With help from Jack Tidey (1-22) [...]
Headlines; Week ending 30th July
SATURDAY: The 1st XI had another great win by knocking Ampthill over for 105 then using only 17 overs to win by 7 wickets. Ed Wharton had figures of 5 for 12 and Tom Greaves [...]