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Leeds & Broomfield Cricket Club face 600-mile round trip for National Village Cup Semi-Final against Truro side Grampound Road

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By Mark Bristow Leeds & Broomfield are facing a huge logistical challenge as they aim to clinch their place in a Lord's Final this weekend.

Leeds make the 300-mile trip to Truro in Cornwall on Sunday for their National Village Cup Semi-Final against Grampound Road with a visit to the home of cricket on September 3 awaiting the winners.

And here’s that winning moment #NVC23 @TheCricketerNVC pic.twitter.com/iS3sFxrRbC But before the long trek west, they must head east on Saturday for their Kent League Division 1 top-of-the-table clash with Nonington in a game that will have a significant say in the promotion race as both sides pursue a place in the second tier of Kent club cricket next season.

Leeds completed a 12-run win in the Quarter-Finals of the Village Cup two weeks ago away to Ashmanhaugh and Barton Wanderers in Norfolk but any hopes of a kinder draw in the Semi-Finals were scotched when they were handed the 600-mile round trip to Cornwall.

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