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Goring was born at Highden, Shoreham Sussex, the son of Sir Charles Forster Goring, 7th Baronet and his wife Bridget Dent.
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He played his debut first class match at Lords in June 1833 for a team A-K against a team L-Z, when he was not out as last man in in the first innings, and was bowled for his top score of 10 in the second innings by Fuller Pilch. He made his debut for Sussex in July against an England team He played two more matches for Sussex against England in the 1833 season, and two matches in the 1834 season.
He also played for Street John"s Wood against Master Control Console in 1834.
His last first class match for Sussex was against Master Control Console in 1835. He also played against Master Control Console for the Household Brigade in 1835, and played for Gentlemen of Sussex in 1836.
Goring played 14 innings in 7 first class matches with an average of 3.81 and a top score of 10. Goring died at Carshalton, Surrey at the age of 37.
Goring married, firstly, Louisa Smith in 1837 and secondly Catherine Barwell Skryme, daughter of Thomas Skryme, on 6 April 1848.
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