Goring have nothing to lose in semi-final

GORING Cricket Club captain Alex Maynard says his side have nothing to lose when they play Preston Nomads in the semi-finals of the Gray Nicolls T20 Cup on Sunday.
By The Newsroom
Published 17th Jul 2015, 16:30 BST

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Goring skipper Alex MaynardGoring skipper Alex Maynard
Goring skipper Alex Maynard

Goring have struggled in Sussex League Division 3 this season, which has been in contrast to their cup form.

They have beaten Ansty, Stirlands and Burgess Hill in the competition so far this season and will now travel to Sussex League leaders Nomads in the last four.

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Maynard said: “Everyone knows about our league struggles this season but we’ll go into Sunday’s game with nothing to lose.

“We know what a good side they are as they challenge for the league title every season.

“No one will expect us to win but we’re a good T20 side and I expect us to go there and give them a game.

“We’ve got a full squad available and everyone will be up for the game.”

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Middleton play Ifield in the quarter-finals on Sunday. The winners will play East Grinstead in the other semi-final.

The final will take place on August 30.

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