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** 2nd Test - India v England **







Bold Seagull

strong and stable with me, or...
Mar 18, 2010
30,356
Hove
How did he not play that first test!!!!????

Sensational bowling by Monty, best bowler in the match bar none.
 


Pavilionaire

Well-known member
Jul 7, 2003
31,171
If only Monty had played in the 1st test. This is the biggest spin performance by a Sussex bowler since the halcyon days of Mushy.
 


vegster

Sanity Clause
May 5, 2008
28,225
Now where is Shane Warne when you need him ? We can see he likes a pie or two but maybe Humble Pie is beyond him ?
 


















Beach Hut

Brighton Bhuna Boy
Jul 5, 2003
72,269
Living In a Box
Really excellent day for England and well done Monty
 




Barrel of Fun

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Arthur Gilligan
MW Tate
John Snow
Imran Khan

... plus I daresay a few others.

Were they all Sussex players at the time of their feats?

Presumably Arthur was. Too young to know whether Snow did that whilst playing for us or Warks. No idea who Tate is.

Badly worded - I meant for England. So that rules Khan out of contention.
 


The Large One

Who's Next?
Jul 7, 2003
52,343
97.2FM
Were they all Sussex players at the time of their feats?

Presumably Arthur was. Too young to know whether Snow did that whilst playing for us or Warks. No idea who Tate is.

Badly worded - I meant for England. So that rules Khan out of contention.

John Snow played for Sussex from 1961-77 - his England career was 1965-76.

You've never heard of Maurice Tate? Tush, tush - he's Sussex's all-time leading wicket taker (2,211), 155 wickets for Englad. On his Test debut in 1924, he and Arthur Gilligan dismissed South Africa for 30 - Tate took 4/12, Gilligan 6/7.

You can add Tony Greig to that list, BTW.
 


Barrel of Fun

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John Snow played for Sussex from 1961-77 - his England career was 1965-76.

You've never heard of Maurice Tate? Tush, tush - he's Sussex's all-time leading wicket taker (2,211), 155 wickets for Englad. On his Test debut in 1924, he and Arthur Gilligan dismissed South Africa for 30 - Tate took 4/12, Gilligan 6/7.

You can add Tony Greig to that list, BTW.

Oh yeah. Rings a bell now. Why did Gilligan get a stand and not Tate?

I thought John Snow left us much earlier than that.

I should have know all this. Stoopid!

Interesting. Thanks.
 






Barrel of Fun

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Don't know. Possibly because he went on the higher echelons of cricket.

He was also placed under surveillance by MI5 in the 1930s because of membership of the political party 'The British Fascists'.

Just discovered that.

Is there a decent book about Sussex CCC? My first match was 1985 and I was more interested in playing in the nets with Paul Parker's son for much of the following 8 years than paying much attention to the cricket.

My knowledge could do with expanding.
 
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fleet

Well-known member
Jul 28, 2003
12,247
Seriously considering setting the alarm for start of play tomorrow. Not sure what time it starts, is it 4.30 am our time?
 










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