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Dodgy hotels, iffy umpires, flat pitches and security worries. Life on tour in Pakistan in the 1980s
Things are a lot more comfortable for Sussex's James Coles and the England players than they were 40 years ago as Paul Weaver, who toured there twice, remembers.
24.10.26Features
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'My best memory is of playing alongside him when we won the Championship for the first time...'
In the week James Kirtley left Sussex Paul Weaver catches up with Jason Lewry, the other half of one of the most destructive new-ball partnerships in the county's history.
22.10.26Features
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We've got used to exits from Sussex. But James Kirtley's departure stings more than any of them
Bruce Talbot pays tribute to a singular cricketer who has given the county more than 30 years of outstanding service.
20.10.26Features
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The ones that got away
Sussex have had some fine overseas players down the years, but they also missed out on some serious talent ...
17.10.26Features
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Ben Gibson, the man in charge of the green, green grass of Hove
Paul Weaver catches up with Sussex's head groundsman Ben Gibson about the County Ground square and his love for Championship cricket.
14.10.26Features
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John Snow at 85: 'I would have played more now because of the way the game is run...'
One of England and Sussex's finest will quietly celebrate on Tuesday with a family meal and a round of golf. But he can still come off his long run when assessing the current state of fast bowling.
12.10.26Features
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The exit interview (part 2). "I love playing for Sussex. I wanted to stay... it's really hard."
In the second part of James Worley’s interview with Fynn Hudson-Prentice, the all-rounder talks about his return to Hove, his pride at the part he’s played in recent seasons and having to move on again.
10.10.26Features
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The exit interview (part 1). Fynn Hudson Prentice leaves Sussex with a heavy heart
James Worley catches up with the departing all-rounder in a two-part interview for Hove and Away. Today, Fynn looks back on his first spell at Sussex and how he returned from Derbyshire a much better player.
09.10.26Features
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'He's one of life's great people.' Paying tribute to Sussex stalwart Rob Boddie
Rob has been part of the club for 33 years and at Hove on Saturday past and present players enjoyed celebrating his 80th birthday with him.
05.10.26Features
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Characters didn't come more colourful than Tony Greig
The former Sussex and England captain would have been 80 on Tuesday. Paul Weaver remembers the brilliant all-rounder - who once asked him to be his agent!
04.10.26Features
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Championship review: Why Sussex's glass is more than half-full
Bruce Talbot reviews a season when Sussex had few bad days and weren't too far away from winning the title again.
28.09.26Features
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'However much money you possess, you can’t buy that sort of team spirit'
Paul Weaver applauds Sussex for finishing third and what they have achieved compared to their neighbours Hampshire.
27.09.26Features
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From Lillywhite to Crocombe. The history of Sussex hat-tricks
Paul Weaver looks at the first and latest Sussex players to take three wickets in three balls.
21.09.26Features
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Who is Sussex's best player in List A cricket and can you look beyond Murray Goodwin?
James Worley looks at the careers of a handful of fine players who have lit up Sussex's List A matches and picks his favourite.
12.09.26Features
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It's the 200th anniversary of John Wisden's birth - and Sussex will celebrate in style on Tuesday
Supporters are encouraged to wear yellow on the opening day of the Championship game against Surrey as the 'Little Wonder' is remembered.
06.09.26Features
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I-Spy with my little eye ... a great idea for kids to learn the history of the County Ground
The Sussex Museum have come up trumps again with a book which helps young cricket fans find out more about the Hove ground
06.09.26Features
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Jack Carson to open the batting in 2027? One former Sussex great thinks he's good enough to
Dermot Reeve watched Carson closely during the Championship game at Edgbaston and reckons he's got the technique to move up the order.
23.08.26Features
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Catches in the pocket, winding up Allan Donald and stolen laptops. Things happen at Edgbaston - except Sussex wins
The county have a wretched record in Birmingham in the County Championship. This week would be the perfect time to improve it.
19.08.26Features
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Gunner and his lucky 2p. The story of Sussex's unheralded Lord's triumph 40 years ago
Everyone remembers the one-day final wins of the 1960s and James Kirtley's five wickets in 2006 - but the 1986 win against Lancashire was just as impressive.
17.08.26Features
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The original Hove and Away
Ingram Losner, a Sussex supporter based these days in San Diego, remembers his days editing the original print version of Hove and Away back in the 1990s
16.08.26Features
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Garry Sobers is the GOAT - but his record against Sussex was pretty modest
Paul Weaver pays an affectionate tribute to the legendary West Indies' all-rounder, who death last month was widely mourned by the cricket world
03.08.26Features
The East Sussex village of 250 that produced two of Sussex's finest players
The Sussex Museum visited Brightling, where Tony and Mike Buss still live. Paul Weaver went along to talk to Mike.
01.08.26Features
Arundel is a success again - and Sussex could play more outground games in the future
The club are actively looking at playing at Horsham and Eastbourne again and taking a four-day match to the Castle Ground.
30.07.26Features
Too many youngsters? Too much experimentation? The dilemma facing Sussex in the One Day Cup
Paul Farbrace has never hidden his intentions for the 50 overs competition but an inexperienced team are struggling to compete this summer.
29.07.26Features

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