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[Cricket] *** Sussex v Lancashire match thread*** No Ollie!



Gwylan

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Jul 5, 2003
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Uffern
Another wicket for Carson. I've been in meetings all afternoon and I turned on to see him pick up Jennings.

Anyone know why Rawlins hasn't bowled? The ball seems to be doing a bit, I'm surprised he hasn't turned his arm over
 






Papa Lazarou

Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Jul 7, 2003
19,358
Worthing
Carson looks a real talent, he's got 3 now, Lancs 150 for 4
 


Stumpy Tim

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Given the age of the team, I'm amazed at how well Sussex have been doing this season. Lost to Yorkshire who had half the England team, but otherwise been the better team in all their matches. Great to see youth given a chance, and taking it
 








Mancgull

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Nov 28, 2011
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Lancashire having a 'Sussex like' batting collapse. Carson seems like a real talent. Not many 20 year old spinners in The UK break onto the scene like this.
 


Papa Lazarou

Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Jul 7, 2003
19,358
Worthing
I must admit I'm liking the young talent that Sussex are bringing through. Carson has of course been the stand out performer, with great economy and wickets, but Atkins (19) on debut looks sharp, and and loved his celebration on getting his maiden 1st class wicket, Crocombe looked decent. Plus of course we've got Thomason, Haines, Clarke and Salt in the batting arena. George Garton at 24 is almost 'old'
 




Gwylan

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Jul 5, 2003
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Ooh, talk of Jofra coming back in a couple of weeks, possibly playing against Kent.

If we have Head and Salt back by then, we could have a fair old team for that match.
 


DJ NOBO

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Jul 18, 2004
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Wiltshire
Ooh, talk of Jofra coming back in a couple of weeks, possibly playing against Kent.

If we have Head and Salt back by then, we could have a fair old team for that match.

If you could have one member of the squad (currently not playing, including head ) back for the next game , who would it be?

Ollie Rob, for me
 


Aug 13, 2020
1,482
Darlington
If you could have one member of the squad (currently not playing, including head ) back for the next game , who would it be?

Ollie Rob, for me

Leaving aside that you weren't asking me...

I'd take Archer, because I think he's a better bowler in general, and the next game is at Wantage Road which I tend to assume is a bit on the slow and low side, so won't play to Robinson's strengths.

If Robinson takes 10 wickets in that game, I'm willing to take full responsibility.
 




Postman Pat

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Leaving aside that you weren't asking me...

I'd take Archer, because I think he's a better bowler in general, and the next game is at Wantage Road which I tend to assume is a bit on the slow and low side, so won't play to Robinson's strengths.

If Robinson takes 10 wickets in that game, I'm willing to take full responsibility.

Personally I'm looking forward to seeing Salt back at the top of the order. Batting has been a pleasant surprise so far, but Salt would add a bit more control against the new ball.
 


Aug 13, 2020
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Darlington
Personally I'm looking forward to seeing Salt back at the top of the order. Batting has been a pleasant surprise so far, but Salt would add a bit more control against the new ball.

Didn't somebody say he was expected to play a different role this season? No idea what the source for that was.

Not sure I'd use the word control to describe Salt's approach :lolol:.

I'd love to see him back, I remember the first time I saw him opening we were about 80 runs behind and in the first over he flat batted a good length ball over cover for 4 and continued onto a run-a-ball 50. We lost.

Great fun.
 






DJ NOBO

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Jul 18, 2004
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Leaving aside that you weren't asking me...

I'd take Archer, because I think he's a better bowler in general, and the next game is at Wantage Road which I tend to assume is a bit on the slow and low side, so won't play to Robinson's strengths.

If Robinson takes 10 wickets in that game, I'm willing to take full responsibility.

It was a question for any Sussex fan :)

Archer or Robinson. It’s a tough one.
At county level, Robinson has it all but Archer has more top level X factor.
Robinson would surely try harder !
 


Cheshire Cat

The most curious thing..
An attack of Archer, Jordan and Robinson plus one other and a spinner could be interesting.

Won't happen of course as Archer will barely play for us again now.
 


Aug 13, 2020
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Darlington
It was a question for any Sussex fan :)

Archer or Robinson. It’s a tough one.
At county level, Robinson has it all but Archer has more top level X factor.
Robinson would surely try harder !

I'll leave comments on their effort levels to people who've had more opportunity to see them live. The only time I've seen Archer in the flesh for Sussex was a match at Trent Bridge a few years ago where Steve Magoffin reduced Notts to about 80-5, went off injured, came back briefly after lunch to take another wicket and then spent the rest of the day watching Riki Wessels marmalise a horribly inexperienced attack all over the ground.

Having checked the scorecard just now, I see Archer took 3/155 in 28 overs, it's fair to say his wickets aren't what stuck in my mind. This was the match, if anybody cares:
https://www.espncricinfo.com/series...tinghamshire-vs-sussex-1068593/full-scorecard

I'd assume Archer's pretty keen to get going after a frustrating winter with injury. Ideally we'd all like to see them both together, hopefully at Sussex before they both play against New Zealand.
 


DJ NOBO

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Jul 18, 2004
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Wiltshire
I'll leave comments on their effort levels to people who've had more opportunity to see them live. The only time I've seen Archer in the flesh for Sussex was a match at Trent Bridge a few years ago where Steve Magoffin reduced Notts to about 80-5, went off injured, came back briefly after lunch to take another wicket and then spent the rest of the day watching Riki Wessels marmalise a horribly inexperienced attack all over the ground.

Having checked the scorecard just now, I see Archer took 3/155 in 28 overs, it's fair to say his wickets aren't what stuck in my mind. This was the match, if anybody cares:
https://www.espncricinfo.com/series...tinghamshire-vs-sussex-1068593/full-scorecard

I'd assume Archer's pretty keen to get going after a frustrating winter with injury. Ideally we'd all like to see them both together, hopefully at Sussex before they both play against New Zealand.

No sleight on jofra, personally . Just that for him a county championship game is a warm up ahead of the serious stuff . Same with all the test stars. For ollie there’s the motivation of being on the verge of the test team.
Although jofra in second gear is still a fearsome prospect .
As for both playing together - the best new ball partnership we would ever have had ?
 




hans kraay fan club

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Mar 16, 2005
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No sleight on jofra, personally . Just that for him a county championship game is a warm up ahead of the serious stuff . Same with all the test stars. For ollie there’s the motivation of being on the verge of the test team.
Although jofra in second gear is still a fearsome prospect .
As for both playing together - the best new ball partnership we would ever have had ?

give over!
 


East Staffs Gull

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Jan 16, 2004
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Birmingham and Austria
No sleight on jofra, personally . Just that for him a county championship game is a warm up ahead of the serious stuff . Same with all the test stars. For ollie there’s the motivation of being on the verge of the test team.
Although jofra in second gear is still a fearsome prospect .
As for both playing together - the best new ball partnership we would ever have had ?

Better than Imran and Le Roux?
 


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