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Post by Deleted on Jun 17, 2015 12:49:13 GMT
Are Sussex now going to sign Carl Cachopa as well as Craig?
And what about the third brother, Brad - is he over here, too, or is he still back in NZ?
We are a 'family club' after all!
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Post by jonboy on Jun 17, 2015 12:58:24 GMT
Are Sussex now going to sign Carl Cachopa as well as Craig? And what about the third brother, Brad - is he over here, too, or is he still back in NZ? We are a 'family club' after all! I don't think he's perfect, but given the paucity of our batting, he will add something to the group |
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Post by fraudster on Jun 17, 2015 18:18:57 GMT
Well Craig has managed runs for the firsts let alone the seconds but where is he now? We're so desperate we'll sign anyone so I wouldn't be surprised if Carl gets a gig too. What's the score anyway?
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Post by hhsussex on Jun 17, 2015 18:40:43 GMT
CLOSE OF PLAY on Day Two at Southend, Essex 112 for 2, 17 runs adrift of Sussex. Final day tomorrow, starts at 11.00am. 96 overs to bowl
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Post by hhsussex on Jun 24, 2015 14:46:57 GMT
In the Second XI Championship game against Gloucester Zaidi looks to be making a case for his readmission as batsman at least with scores of 67 and 68. Burgoyne continues to do more than useful things at this level anyway, with 38 in the first innings and figures of 15-6-21-6 with offspin in the Gloucester first innings. He was mainly a batsman with Derbyshire, but perhaps this is the start of a new phase for his career? It would be nice to have an off-spinning all rounder.
Latest scores: Sussex 236 and 187-7 (HP 31no, Burgoyne 7no), Gloucester 191. Looks like an interesting game.
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Post by coverpoint on Jul 8, 2015 20:21:30 GMT
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Post by jonboy on Jul 16, 2015 9:54:17 GMT
Good knocks yesterday from Yardy, who scored a quick century, and 16 year old Tom Haines, who scored a fifty The game is set for a good finish today
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Post by hhsussex on Jul 16, 2015 18:48:09 GMT
From Twitter: Left arm seamer Alex Lilley took 4-26 as @sussexseconds beat @glamcricket by 43 runs at @prestonnomads today That would be left-arm seamer Alex Lilley www.espncricinfo.com/england/content/player/467813.htmlwho has grown up with Yorkshire age-group cricket, been through their Academy etc? Great to get these players turning out for Sussex and building careers here, but what is does this say about our Academy, and what message does it send to the players who've been through the Sussex process? Either that they've wasted their time, or that they're not good enough anyway, or that something is missing in the process. |
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Post by coverpoint on Jul 17, 2015 17:18:08 GMT
From Twitter: Left arm seamer Alex Lilley took 4-26 as @sussexseconds beat @glamcricket by 43 runs at @prestonnomads today That would be left-arm seamer Alex Lilley www.espncricinfo.com/england/content/player/467813.htmlwho has grown up with Yorkshire age-group cricket, been through their Academy etc? Great to get these players turning out for Sussex and building careers here, but what is does this say about our Academy, and what message does it send to the players who've been through the Sussex process? Either that they've wasted their time, or that they're not good enough anyway, or that something is missing in the process. I agree. We have Grant, Moses, Sakande and Whittingham who continue to be selected year after year as Academy Plus players but then we proceed to try seamer after seamer from outside the county. Either play them or tell them they are not good enough so they can pursue a career at another county rather than wasting their time at Sussex. Why aren't we playing Garton more? Garton scored 738 runs @ 31 and has taken 77 wickets @ 22 for Sussex in age group cricket between 2012-14. Too often we have picked seamers for the Academy based on how fast they can bowl instead of whether they can actually take wickets. |
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Post by jonboy on Jul 18, 2015 22:39:16 GMT
Garton played in the same match as Lilley, and his figures were not that impressive. Having said that, I don't have a problem trialling seamers, although to fair, that's the first decent set of figures Lilley's produced. As for Garton, his time will come.
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Post by coverpoint on Jul 19, 2015 6:49:47 GMT
Garton played in the same match as Lilley, and his figures were not that impressive. Having said that, I don't have a problem trialling seamers, although to fair, that's the first decent set of figures Lilley's produced. As for Garton, his time will come. You can't seriously be judging players on just one game! I see Horsham chased down a stiff target yesterday thanks to 74 from George Garton and 53 from Tom Haines and Callum Jackson scored 156* for Eastbourne. My three Academy Plus players for 2016 would be Leo Cammish, George Garton and Phil Salt. |
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Post by jonboy on Jul 20, 2015 23:52:22 GMT
Garton played in the same match as Lilley, and his figures were not that impressive. Having said that, I don't have a problem trialling seamers, although to fair, that's the first decent set of figures Lilley's produced. As for Garton, his time will come. You can't seriously be judging players on just one game! I see Horsham chased down a stiff target yesterday thanks to 74 from George Garton and 53 from Tom Haines and Callum Jackson scored 156* for Eastbourne. My three Academy Plus players for 2016 would be Leo Cammish, George Garton and Phil Salt. No, not judging, just commenting on his performance in this particular game |
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Post by coverpoint on Jul 21, 2015 11:48:47 GMT
You can't seriously be judging players on just one game! I see Horsham chased down a stiff target yesterday thanks to 74 from George Garton and 53 from Tom Haines and Callum Jackson scored 156* for Eastbourne. My three Academy Plus players for 2016 would be Leo Cammish, George Garton and Phil Salt. No, not judging, just commenting on his performance in this particular game I am pleased to see him in the England U19 squad as that goes to show I am not the only one who thinks this lad has real potential. |
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Post by jonboy on Jul 27, 2015 13:49:40 GMT
Another century for Zaidi today, 143 not out against a very strong Middlesex attack
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Post by Deleted on Jul 27, 2015 14:05:19 GMT
Another century for Zaidi today, 143 not out against a very strong Middlesex attack I think Zaidi and Brown are both unfortunate not to be in the 50 overs side. It will be interesting to see if Jordan bowls; wasn't there some suggestion that his comeback might initially be as a batsman-only? |
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