Vitality Blast preview: Revamped tournament can help Sussex fulfill their potential
21.05.26, 20:37 Updated 21.05.26, 20:57 3 Minute Read
Bruce Talbot
Tymal Mills insists his players can’t use the schedule as an excuse anymore if Sussex Sharks fail to fulfil their potential in this year’s Vitality Blast.
The competition’s latest revamp means there will be two fewer group games and theoretically at least less travelling. The Sharks open their campaign at Chelmsford against Essex Eagles on Friday night.
No more night games at Hove, an overnight in a hotel in Slough followed by another match in Cardiff the following evening, which was part of the schedule last year when they failed to make it out of their group.
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