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Fynn Hudson-Prentice departs from Hove reluctantly at the end of his second spell with Sussex. Martin Denyer

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.

09.10.26, 06:00 Updated 08.10.26, 08:14 3 Minute Read

It wasn’t supposed to end like this.

Fynn Hudson-Prentice could have been forgiven thinking that by the end of 2025 he’d established himself as a core player in Sussex’s team and that he’d see his playing days out at his boyhood club, challenging for titles and entertaining all of us in the deckchairs.

Instead, as the scale of Sussex’s financial problems became evident this year, the offer to stay at Hove when his contract expired at the end of the season was only for one year. Where would that leave him if he suffered a bad injury or he fell out of favour? With three-year offers on the table from elsewhere there was only one choice.

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