I-Spy with my little eye ... a great idea for kids to learn the history of the County Ground
06.09.26, 06:00 Updated 31.08.26, 17:07 2 Minute Read
Paul Weaver
Have you ever thought about scoring a century at Hove? In one of your Walter Mitty moments, perhaps?
Well now, thanks to Sussex cricket historian Norman Epps, it’s within the capability of each and every one of us to raise a bat, milk the applause, flick the perspiration from our brow with a practised nonchalance, take a fresh guard and prepare to push autograph hunters gently aside as we mount the steps to a cheering, back-slapping dressing room and a cold drink with bubbles in it.
Our Norm has come up with Shark Eyes – Score A Century, and if you’re familiar with the News Chronicle’s famous I-Spy books of the Fifties and Sixties, which were supposedly run by a Red Indian chief called Big Chief I-Spy, you will have a notion of what I’m blathering on about.
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