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"The mentality is that we're trying to win every game"

Ollie Robinson feels he's leading a team who could do big things this season, and the win over Warwickshire proves he could be right.

13.04.26, 14:35 Updated 13.04.26, 18:23 3 Minute Read

Bruce Talbot

Bruce Talbot

The sleepless nights are to come for Ollie Robinson, who will become a father for the first time in August.

For now, though, the Sussex captain is resting easy and why not. He had led his team to victories in their first two Rothesay County Championship matches and while beating promoted Leicestershire at Grace Road was probably to be expected, the five-wicket victory against Warwickshire which Sussex sealed 15 minutes before lunch at Hove on Monday was a statement win.

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