Nottinghamshire's Gurney enjoys hero status after winning knock
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Nottinghamshire tail-ender Harry Gurney says he relished the chance to be a hero with the bat against Lancashire in Tuesday's County Championship victory.
Fast bowler Gurney is better known for his wicket-taking, but steered Notts home with the one run needed to finish off a 170-run chase on Tuesday.
"My attitude was I could be a hero," Gurney told BBC Radio Nottingham.
"I've got the chance to score the winning runs and how often does that happen? What an opportunity."
Gurney added: "If you go in that situation and panic or stress, it's counter-productive."
Having put Nottinghamshire in a good position with figures of 2-49 and then 4-22 with the ball, Gurney then produced the crucial cover drive from a Glen Chapple delivery that gave the county an 11-point lead at the top of Division One.
"I've just copped a lot of stick up there in the changing room," he continued.
"They all reckon it was the best shot they've ever seen me play, so I'm glad I saved it for this time."