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The Sussex players take to the field at Hove earlier this month. But how many will be there next season?

Sussex need clarity on and off pitch after a tough month

So much is up in the air at Hove. The club needs to get key personnel in place, make decisions on players and build for the future. It's the least members and...

02.07.26, 20:04 Updated 03.07.26, 15:11 3 Minute Read

Bruce Talbot

Bruce Talbot

As usual, Paul Farbrace didn’t sugar-coat things as he reflected on another dismal Sussex performance in the Vitality Blast on Wednesday night.

‘Not good enough’ … ‘very poor’ … ‘not acceptable’ … ‘a lack of application and guts’. Those were just some of the words the director of cricket used to describe the 76-run hammering against Warwickshire. A sixth defeat out of eight effectively ended Sussex’s chance of reaching the knockout stages with four games to play.

A month to forget

June should have been the month when Sussex pushed on. They had two home games to cement their County Championship title challenge and six matches in the Blast to embellish their credentials as a genuine contender to at least reach Finals Day again.

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