All posts tagged "Sussex"

Latest News
/ 11 years ago

Dream Team – Peter Handscomb

CHRIS ROGERS – Victoria He’s just a phenomenal player and his record speaks for itself. He took a while to get into the...

By The Cricket Paper Team
Features and Columns
/ 11 years ago

Where are they now? Glamorgan – 1993 AXA Equity & Law League winners

By Neil Fissler Tony Cottey wrote himself into Glamorgan history when he hooked Kent’s Duncan Spencer to fine leg to hand...

By The Cricket Paper Team
News
/ 11 years ago

Lord’s to host the 2nd annual Asian Cricket Awards

The Home of Cricket will host the Asian Cricket Awards on 13th October this year in an event that recognises and...

By The Cricket Paper Team
Latest News
/ 11 years ago

Young Gun – Fynn Hudson-Prentice

MOST budding all-rounders would cite Andrew Flintoff as their idol but not many would name-check Robin Martin-Jenkins. Yet while Fynn Hudson-Prentice, 19,...

By The Cricket Paper Team
Featured
/ 11 years ago

Cricket Paper Crossword August 15

DUE to an unfortunate printing error, some of the clues for the crossword in today's The Cricket Paper were the same...

By The Cricket Paper Team
Latest News
/ 12 years ago

Where Are They Now? Gloucestershire 1977 Benson & Hedges Cup Winners

GLOUCESTERSHIRE banished the myth that you don’t win anything with kids long before Sir Alex Ferguson and his team of Manchester...

By The Cricket Paper Team
Featured
/ 12 years ago

I’ll Just Score More Runs Insists Prolific James Taylor

FEW can present quite such a compelling case for inclusion in Peter Moores’ new-look England fold than James Taylor and the...

By The Cricket Paper Team
Featured
/ 12 years ago

Future Is Bright For England According To Sussex Coach Mark Robinson

DESPITE an impressive 584 first-class wickets taken with brisk fast-medium, it was Mark Robinson’s unfortunate fate to be famed most for...

By The Cricket Paper Team
Featured
/ 12 years ago

Where Are They Now? Kent’s 1970 Champions

KENT celebrated their centenary in 1970 and it appeared that there would be little to celebrate by July 1 when they...

By The Cricket Paper Team