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Ongar looking to continue their strong finish against league leaders
6:22pm Friday 5th September 2008
ONGAR will look to maintain their strong end to the season in the final match of the 2008 campaign.
The Love Lane men, who were left frustrated last weekend after being held by local rivals Old Parkonians, head for a clash with title chasing Billericay.
Stand-in skipper Neal Clark, would have been hugely disappointed that his side couldn't record a second straight win last weekend, as they need just one wicket to secure a win over Old Parks, with the visitors still needing 63 runs to secure victory.
But two wins and a draw in the last four games Ongar have completed will give them some much needed confidence ahead of their clash with a Billericay side, who sit top of the table going into the final weekend.
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