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:ffsparr: I am quite nervous as Derbyshire really went off like a rocket in their first innings. But we really need to chase a win

A scout I sat by last year at the Amex, felt he would just keep scoring at every level he plays at. Said he had watched him at every level so far. He seems to have that knack of finding space and as they say knowing where the goal is.

We need to eek out a win with the other results. That's why I think we need to declare before the upper target and trust the bowlers to do the job. Leaving it too long may not give us the time to bowl them out.

Commentators agreeing with the conservative captains that 350 is too low as the boundary's very short. I think we need to entice them to hit out.

I think around 350, however, captains are a lot more cautious than me or Hans Kraay with their 400, will probably be more likely this.

Cricket captains are more cautious than us. About 350 runs were scored yesterday, and more on the first day. Thats what they will be guided with. However we have a platform to get close to that and I agree a wicket or 2 tonight could be match winning.

Time for some Tea - Sussex lead Derbyshire by 267 runs with 9 wickets remaining Another 70 runs and put them in (my opinion)

Well done Phil - think that's his 2nd 100 - only 21 and doesn't play much CC cricket

150 (155) with Salts sixth six I believe (plus 51 lead)

Fantastic career at Preston North End as well - perhaps his overall league goals may show his talent against some others listed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkEXGgdqMz8

Wells 50 Salt 50 :clap::clap:

I imagine we want some overs at them tonight, get two goes at them with the quick's and new ball.

100 up and both batsmen on 49 in 14 overs

Just got back in, is it declaration bowling.

Weise reckoned 250 as it will become more difficult to bat

ALL OUT - two in two 51 run lead

Derby a man short (batsman due to injury)

Oli strikes again, big wicket of Hughes (77) 92 behind 7 down

OIi gets some reward and destroys the stumps - 6 down for Derbyshire About 97 behind

Any chance the bowlers will turn up this morning and give us the glimmer of a win here. Or will they have been baking pies all night. Derbyshire trail Sussex by 125 runs with 5 wickets remaining