Sussex Vs MDX T20 June 27th

No, not even Sussex can fail to chase a total of 107.

This is a  God-given chance to bounce back into the mix. Depending on NRR,  we could even be in the top four in an hour and half as we leap-frog a  Kent side that has lost the plot Sussex-style  (one win in their last six BishBashBoshes) and probably Somerset, who look like they are going down to Essex (although they have just gone off for bad lightat Taunton  and not sure what D/L is saying). At the very least we should be level on pts with Glamorgan in fourth place.

The next month is probably  make or break for  Sussex - and may be for Robinson, too. The squad has 19 days off in the next 34 , so no excuses about too much cricket and being endlessly on the road.  Win  a handful  of T20s, beat Northants away and  then Warwicks at Horsham in the  county championship and by the end of July, we could be in the Big Bash q/fs and have gone a long way to ensuring Div One cricket in 2015.
 

Totally sure.  Only one result and let's finish it off  in 12 or 13 overs and get the NNR rate up.

So glad I'm not there. Hate that ruddy Neil Diamond song coming out horribly loud and cleasr via the radio.Commentators saying run-out was Finch's fault, not concentrating and set off  very late for a run that was  there.

Get positive , s&f. We need 40 from 10 overs. Let's not take it to the 19th. Let's  finish it off with plenty of overs to spare!

But doing the right thing to try to finish off the game quickly and get the run rate up. If Hants, Essex and Surrey go through as a given, fourth qualifying place could well be decided on NRR.

Good win - but let's not forget it was against the bottom side who've managed one win in ten and gave up on the competition some time ago.

Home games against Kent (July 11) and Glamorgan (July 15) at Hove will probably determine who gets the fourth quarter-final place after Essex, Hants and Surrey.

Indeed. We finished the game early enough to leapfrog Glamorgan on NRR and are now sitting in fourth place.

Againast the odds a q/f place is now there for the taking for the momentum is suddenly with us. Assuming Essex, Hants and Surrey are certainties as the top three,  Sussex's two main rivals for the final qualifying place  have lost their way. Glamorgan have no win in their last four and Kent have now won only one of  their last six.

Book your tkts now for July 11 and 15, when we play both counties at Hove in the course of five days that will probably decide who qualifies.Perthaps we can even get the Hove  crowd up to 5,000 for the first time in the competition this season. Let's hope for some better pitches , though. It doesn't  sound like tonight's tired surface is what is required to bring the crowds in...