Obviously very serious. Gardening leave means he gets paid but has to stay away, sometimes while an investigation is being conducted. They rarely return and if a compromise agreement is agreed we may never know the details.
I pity the new Chairman.
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[Cricket] Sussex CCC- 2022 Season Edition
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Obviously very serious. Gardening leave means he gets paid but has to stay away, sometimes while an investigation is being conducted. They rarely return and if a compromise agreement is agreed we may never know the details.
I pity the new Chairman.
thedonkeycentrehalf
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- Jul 7, 2003
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The BBC have this but The Argus can only say:
"Salisbury has been away from recent games and is not present at the ongoing fixture at home to Glamorgan.
A Sussex spokesman said: “He is currently away from the business for confidential reasons.”
Chief executive Rob Andrew has been contacted for a comment."
Not sure why The Argus would report less than the BBC (apart from their obvious lack of interest in cricket).
One caveat to this - pad up with no intention at all of using your bat (like Brad Currie just did) and your deserve all you get.
Sussex 258a/o and asked to follow on.
Terrific effort from Tom Haines to carry his bat (108*), and a maiden 50 for Charlie Tear
Southern Scouse
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- Jul 21, 2011
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Quite depressing all round at Sussex CCC.
Terrific effort from Tom Haines to carry his bat (108*), and a maiden 50 for Charlie Tear
This young lad Tear looks decent. He's not afraid to go after the runs.
I still think they should have played him and Carter in this match, however. I see little point in playing Ashraf
Sussex second innings has been entertaining.
Sussex 88/0 from 14 at tea!
Sussex 88/0 from 14 at tea!
ForestRowSeagull
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One caveat to this - pad up with no intention at all of using your bat (like Brad Currie just did) and your deserve all you get.
Sussex 258a/o and asked to follow on.
Terrific effort from Tom Haines to carry his bat (108*), and a maiden 50 for Charlie Tear
I dont think Currie's would have hit an adjacent set though... rough decision IMO. Tear is decent. Plays at West Chilts and only 18!
It was the bbc the wheedled out the Carson link. as far as I’m aware the club has still officially said next to nothing about Salisbury’s whereabouts.
Orr and Haines having fun out there.
I'm currently watching this and the England game, on two screens - if it were not one match being played in whites, you'd be completely unable to tell which one is the T20!
I'm currently watching this and the England game, on two screens - if it were not one match being played in whites, you'd be completely unable to tell which one is the T20!
Ali Orr 102*, from 82 balls
6,6,6 from Orr
Sussex 217/0 in the 32nd over.
What kind of MADNESS is this?
Sussex 217/0 in the 32nd over.
What kind of MADNESS is this?
237/0
Ali Orr 150* from 123 balls. His highest first class score, and takes him to 1000 runs for the Championship season.
Ali Orr 150* from 123 balls. His highest first class score, and takes him to 1000 runs for the Championship season.
Sussex 276/0
Tom Haines moves to 103* from 136, to bring up his second century of the DAY!
Orr 167* from 142
Also... Sussex now LEAD by 1 run!
Tom Haines moves to 103* from 136, to bring up his second century of the DAY!
Orr 167* from 142
Also... Sussex now LEAD by 1 run!
Stumps. Sussex 312/0 from 53
Ali Orr 185*, Tom Haines 121*
Ali Orr 185*, Tom Haines 121*
thedonkeycentrehalf
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Wasn't able to watch any of the stream today. Was this Sussex just going for it or was it 'declaration' bowling by Glamorgan?
Not at all - Glamorgan used only frontline bowlers, and were trying properly throughout. Just fantastic batting.