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Post by coverpoint on Sept 30, 2018 16:17:16 GMT
A number of players have impressed this season:
Batting averages (Qualification: 300 runs)
Tom Hinley 559 runs @ 56 HS 135 3 100s, 2 50s Daniel Ibrahim 419 runs @ 52 HS 81* 5 50s Charlie Weir 368 runs @ 41 HS 116 2 100s, 1 50 Tom Clark 354 runs @ 71 HS 128 2 100s, 1 50 Ollie Carter 334 runs @ 56 HS 153 2 100s Freddie Longley 318 runs @ 35 HS 122 1 100, 2 50s
Bowling averages (Qualification: 10 wickets)
Daniel Ibrahim 14 wickets @ 17 BB 5-27 1 5wI Bertie Foreman 13 wickets @ 23 BB 3-23 Archie Lenham 11 wickets @ 23 BB 5-27 1 5wI Will Goss 10 wickets @ 8 BB 4-26 Tom Hinley 10 wickets @ 21 BB 4-13 Will Collard 10 wickets @ 22 BB 5-85
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Post by jonboy on Oct 15, 2018 16:10:12 GMT
We’re mid October, and no news (unless I’ve missed it) on whether any of the academy graduates will get a Sussex contract Also, not heard about the new academy intake for 2019
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Post by jonboy on Jan 29, 2019 1:31:48 GMT
Still no news?
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Post by sillymidforties on Feb 2, 2019 21:32:05 GMT
There isn't an academy this year, just age groups up to U19 so it will be based on performance over the summer for the youngsters... Interesting times!!
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Post by jonboy on Feb 3, 2019 8:41:36 GMT
There isn't an academy this year, just age groups up to U19 so it will be based on performance over the summer for the youngsters... Interesting times!! Is this a cost cutting exercise? |
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Post by sillymidforties on Feb 3, 2019 9:19:47 GMT
There isn't an academy this year, just age groups up to U19 so it will be based on performance over the summer for the youngsters... Interesting times!! Is this a cost cutting exercise? Don't think so, aimed at keeping more boys in the system for longer rather than an elite few carrying on and the rest stopping being coached by Sussex at U16. Also trying to raise the standard of cricket in Sussex as a whole. Time will tell... |
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Post by jonboy on Feb 3, 2019 9:36:02 GMT
Is this a cost cutting exercise? Don't think so, aimed at keeping more boys in the system for longer rather than an elite few carrying on and the rest stopping being coached by Sussex at U16. Also trying to raise the standard of cricket in Sussex as a whole. Time will tell... Then I can see the sense in that Players develop at different ages Wasn’t Chris Nash a late bloomer, as it were |
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Post by ashingtonmartlet on Feb 3, 2019 21:15:18 GMT
Yes despite making his debut in 2002 at 19, he didn’t actually join the staff till 2005.
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