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The elusive magic of club cricket
As summer draws to a close and we all arrive in Oxford ready for the start of Michaelmas term, spare a thought for the country’s club cricketers who are...
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The ups and downs of sport this term
Halfway through the sporting season Jonny Woods considers this term’s successes and failures so far
Oxford women net an emphatic victory
Newly appointed netball correspondent Alex Harding reports on Oxford’s impressive win
Not quite stuck in the mud
Oliver Moody reports from the quagmire that was an entertaining, but chaotic, cross country cuppers
For King and Country
David Timmins on the progression of archery since we last fought France
Brookes just don’t like us. Do we care?
Jonny Woods demonstrates how last week's friendly was a good indicator of Oxford�s one-way sporting rivalry
From the player’s mouth
Cherwell Sport gets a run down of the second week of college sport from the players on the ground.
Tales from the deep
David Hyman on one of the stranger sports you can play in Oxford
Blues stung by angry Wasps
James King watches the first major Blues fixture of the season, at the Iffley Road Stadium
Blues can’t shut out Brookes
Ralph Turner watches a day of intense drama at Iffley Road, both on and off the pitch
Right of passage: sporting initiations
Jonny Woods looks into the tabloid fodder of sporting initiations, and hopes that the Daily Mail doesn't read this.
From the players mouth
Cherwell sport gets the run down of the first week of College sport from the players on the ground.
Tips for the season
Trust Cherwell to make you a million with our hot tips for the upcoming sport season.
Oxford stumped by Tabs
Claire Bell reports on the Varsity women’s defeat at Lord's
Sport talk: a dictionary
Cherwell sport gives you another Fresher glossary that you’ll only be interested in if you’re a massive lad.
A college sporting chance
Cherwell sport introduces you to the highs and lows, pros and cons and ins and outs of Oxford college sport
Michaelmas kicks off
Ralph Turner looks at the top three sporting events of Michaelmas, and tells you why you should care.
Play for an F.A Cup winner
James King delves into the history of Oxford University's Blues football team
For those not blessed with talent
Ralph Turner highlights the benefits of playing college sport
The Terrific Ten
From football to fencing, rugby to rowing Aleks Klosok picks his top ten sporting moments from this year's Oxford sporting calendar
Serving up some tension
Ralph Turner casts his eye over tennis cuppers
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