Slough’s title and promotion back to the top table of the Home Counties Cricket League was confirmed by their impressive 124-run victory over Falkland at home on Saturday, however, they won’t be meeting Wargrave or Stoke Green next season after both teams were relegated from Division 1.
Burnham crushed Reading by 87 runs away from home on Saturday to stretch their lead at the top of Thames Valley Division 1 to 12 points and put the title - and promotion back to Home Counties cricket - within tantalising reach.
Cookham Dean will travel to Wokingham on Saturday in a match that will surely determine this season’s Thames Valley League Division 2A title and promotion back to Division 1.
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