Cornwood’s season rose to the boil this bank holiday weekend with the Twos, Threes and Fours playing in must win matches. If it's up the wood, it's in the Sweep.

A Celebration of Cornwood's Colts Season as awards were handed out to a our up and coming young stars.

It was a record breaking scorcher of a Saturday as Ben Beaumont scored 182* against Exeter. With plenty of wins to celebrate, if it's at the Wood it's in the Sweep.

The season's second half starts with a Ones win on the road in North Devon and the Twos beat the elements and Plymst**k 2XI. If it's at the Wood, it's in the Sweep.

Cornwood reach the season's halfway point with a win thanks to runs from Ben Privett and a career best from Lee Baker. If it's at the Wood, it's in the Sweep.

A Cornwood Saturday sweep meant wickets for Staddon, Baker, Hall, Caunter, Robinson, Hodge and Cumberland. There's 10 full match reports in this week's Sweep.

Another packed week of Cornwood action with big wins for the Firsts and Seconds, and five-fers for Bees and Burrows. If it's at The Wood, it's in The Sweep.

All DCL matches rained off, but still plenty happening at the Wood. There was a big away win for the Women's Firsts and a full cohort of social and colts cricket.

The Ones beat Sidmouth and The Threes edged a close one. The Under 15s were on tour and Cornwood are back in the SDCL. If it's at the Wood, it's in the Sweep.

In this week's Cornwood Sweep, the Twos go 4 from 4, while Samarpit Joshi hit the 2nd highest 1XI innings ever. If it happens at the Wood, it's in the Sweep.

Cornwood were in action against Exeter in T20 and 50 over formats. There was big win for the Twos and a ton in the Fours. All the weekend is wrapped up in the Sweep.

The season ends with a Saturday clean sweep of DCL wins.

On a weekend packed with great performances, the Ones claimed an away win at Sandford, the Threes close in on promotion.

This week's sweep focuses on Colts Awards Night as all DCL matches were rained off on Saturday.

The Ones struggle as they visited Exmouth, but the Cornwood weekend was lit up by a century for Megan Hayward and a five-fer for Andy Bees.

Saturday’s pattern was home success for Cornwood but struggles for the teams that travelled.

The club remembers Graham Shears. Sandford show their quality at Oak Park. Twos and Threes win and the Fours get close again.

A momentous week for the club with big wins for Ones and Threes as Club Captain Elliott Staddon reaches 200 league appearances.

Matt Skeemer produced an impressive all round performance as the Ones beat Exeter. Wins for Twos and Threes as well.

Both the First and Second Elevens were embroiled in weather impacted nailbiters this weekend. Elsewhere, life proved a lot easier on a gener