Sussex look in good shape ahead of another big test
27.04.26, 19:24 Updated 28.04.26, 12:34 2 Minute Read
Bruce Talbot
As they headed back down the M1 on Monday night, Sussex could reflect on a positive four days at Headingley.
They didn’t beat Yorkshire – and there were a few nervous moments early in their second innings when it looked as if they might lose – but in the end a benign pitch frustrated both bowling attacks.
When Jack Carson fell early on day four to effectively leave Sussex 35-3 they were vulnerable with the ball only 20 overs old.
But Tom Clark, who had only scored 26 runs in four innings after his opening day of the season hundred against Leicestershire, and James Coles were the men for a (mini) crisis, adding 108 for the fourth wicket.
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