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Tom Clark looks non-plussed after he is caught behind in sight of a century against Yorkshire Allan McKenzie/SWPix.com/Yorkshire Cricket

Sussex look in good shape ahead of another big test

Runs for Tom Clark and James Coles and a chance for the bowlers to put their feet up ahead of Friday's visit to The Oval - there were lots of positives at...

27.04.26, 19:24 Updated 28.04.26, 12:34 2 Minute Read

Bruce Talbot

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.

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