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The going starts getting tougher this week. Robinson will need all his seamers to play a part

Four games in four weeks - three away from home - means Sussex's back-up bowlers will have to step up.

17.04.26, 06:00 Updated 21.04.26, 16:55 2 Minute Read

Bruce Talbot

Bruce Talbot

Ollie Robinson is expecting some of his back-up seamers to play their part when Sussex start the most gruelling segment of their County Championship campaign next week.

The new skipper and his players were given the week off after Monday’s five-wicket win over Warwickshire backed up their victory against Leicestershire in the opening round. The instructions from Robinson and director of cricket Paul Farbrace were to put their feet up.

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