Tom Maynard dies: Surrey team-mates grieve over 'flamboyant talent and lovely lad' Stuart Broad, who is preparing to take on West Indies tomorrow in the second one-day international of this summer's ODI series, said: "Absolutely gutted this morning to hear the news about Tom Maynard. A lovely guy and great talent. Former England captain Michael Vaughan added: "My thoughts are with Matt Maynard and family.. Words cannot describe the terrible sad news. Alec Stewart and Andrew Flintoff both echoed Vaughan's sentiments. Flintoff tweeted: "Tragic news that a great lad, Tom Maynard is no longer with us. All my thoughts are with his family at this awful time," while Stewart said... As a mark of respect, Surrey's Friends Life Twenty20 game against the Hampshire Royals at the Kia Oval, that was scheduled for this Wednesday, has been postponed. Maynard's death is the second time a tragedy has hit the London-based club in just over 10 years. Surrey chairman Richard Thompson said in a statement: "Our thoughts at this awful time are with Tom's family and friends and all those that were close to him. Surrey team-mate Kevin Pietersen added his condolences on Twitter, writing: "So unbelievably sad!! The Maynard family is so special!! Thoughts are with this special family!! Loads of love guys!! Australia coach Mickey Arthur knew Maynard, and spoke of his shock at his death. "It's a tragedy," he said. The cricket family is so small you always tend to know everybody in it. I know his dad quite well - he was coach of the year in South Africa this year. Our thoughts go out to his family. It's a tragedy to lose such a talented player. Arthur was speaking alongside Australia captain Michael Clarke in Leicester, where their team will play the first warm-up match on their one-day international tour on Thursday. "He was certainly flamboyant, had a lot of potential and a lot of talent," the South African added of Maynard. Who knows where he would have ended up? But our thoughts are with the family, and I hope they get to the bottom of it. Clarke never met Maynard, but did know his father. "I played against his father when I was at Hampshire a few years back," he said. As the coach said, our thoughts certainly go out to his family.