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Derbyshire: £187,037 LOSS
Durham: £938,000 LOSS
Essex: £40,000 LOSS
Glamorgan: £366,301 LOSS
Gloucestershire: £216,000 LOSS
Hampshire: £900,000 LOSS
Kent: £595,000 LOSS
Lancashire: £2.1m LOSS
Leicestershire: £404,862 LOSS
Middlesex: £237,000 LOSS
Northamptonshire: £27,439 LOSS
Nottinghamshire: £189,370 PROFIT
Somerset: £75,000 PROFIT
Surrey: £502,000 LOSS
Sussex: £171,000 LOSS
Warwickshire: £2,102,883 LOSS
Worcestershire: £103,000 PROFIT
Yorkshire: £2m LOSS
Too dramatic to say I personally am done with it all - but Im sick and tired of being a customer in an industry that has precious few customers and, not so much being ignored, as having the industry virtually thumb its nose at me.
]]> ]]>And what's utterly pointless is all this gay clapping after they've sung it.
When I was in Napier sitting in one of the stands, the other English supporters were on this bank in another part of the ground with the ritualistic clapping after their rendition and these wallies in the stand joined in with the stupid, self-congratulatory applause 
Sussex are playing Notts at Hove in a LVCC match on 27th May. Clicking to see how much the ticket is, you will find it is £25.
£25 a seat for the fourth day, you have got to be joking.
]]>Sad news. Will always remember my parents taking a special interest in cricket when he graced the crease.
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This article talks about the financial implications for the star players and the reduction of their commercial worth http://www.smh.com.au/sport/cricket/tes … 1qhuw.html
In the same way I feel that England wouldn't be bothered if 50 over cricket suddenly disappeared I reckon it's the same for the Indians with tests.
Will we ever see the day when a country could opt out of a particular format? Or where one team is being used as a purely developmental side?
]]>Sussex’s squad have now returned from the Caribbean T20 tournament and will be continuing their training in the slightly chillier climate of Hove with the aid of the Farnrise Indoor School.
Robbo will be hoping to guide the team to glory in 2012 and you might want to quiz the Coach on the plans for the new season, overseas players, young stars on the fringes of the team or who he thinks will be the toughest opponents at The PROBIZ.
E-mail your questions to – adam.matthews@sussexcricket.co.uk - before 5pm next Friday (3rd February) and we will fire the questions at Mark. We will then relay his answers back to the masses on www.sussexcricket.co.uk
The reason I raised this is that in the Ranji Trophy final Vineet Saxena is 207* having faced 555 balls or 92 overs and 3 balls!!!!!! Which is an amazing effort, in fact it's more than England managed in either innings of the test.
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