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Sussex are working hard to get the crowds back to T20 matches. Eva Gilbert / Sussex CCC

Sussex working hard to get T20 crowds moving in the right direction

Between 2023 and 2025 Sussex had 8,000 fewer fans at Blast matches. Their mission to bring them back has begun in earnest.

24.06.26, 17:00 Updated 23.06.26, 17:21 3 Minute Read

Bruce Talbot

Bruce Talbot

Sussex have work to do when the Vitality Blast resumes on Friday.

Two wins in the first half of the 12-match South Group have probably left them needing to win five of the remaining six to guarantee progress to the knockout stages, although they might squeeze through to the quarter-finals with four victories.

A tall order, but of all the formats the shortest is the one where momentum can change quickly. James Coles’ England call-up and absence for at least four of their matches is a setback but after being left out of the team for the third Test they might have Ollie Robinson in their attack.

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