Burnside Springs United is hopeful of making an immediate mark on Victorian Turf Cricket Association division 4 after snapping an 18-year premiership drought last summer. While Burnside has had a quiet off-season, captain-coach Ashan Ranaweera is keeping faith with the players who helped the club secure the division 5 silverware. “We have a good team and we have some newcomers into the side,” Ranaweera said. “I’m trying to stay in the top four –…
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