
Evison Signs Three-Year Deal With Sussex After Kent Exit
Joey Evison is set to swap Canterbury for Hove at the end of the 2026 season, signing a three-year all-format contract with Sussex and linking up once again with former Kent coach Matt Walker.
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Joey Evison is set to swap Canterbury for Hove at the end of the 2026 season, signing a three-year all-format contract with Sussex and linking up once again with former Kent coach Matt Walker.

Sussex have turned to former UK Athletics chairman Ed Warner to steady the ship as the county navigates a significant financial crisis, ECB oversight, and a shrinking playing budget.

Uncapped Sussex all-rounder James Coles has been named in England's T20 squad to face India, rewarding a stunning run of domestic form that includes a career-best 224 not out in the County Championship.

James Coles' stunning unbeaten 224 propelled Sussex to 521 all out, leaving Glamorgan facing an uphill battle to avoid an innings defeat.

Paul Farbrace has opened up about the personal impact of Sussex's ongoing financial crisis as he prepares for heartbreaking conversations with departing players.

Sussex secured their third County Championship victory of the season with an emphatic seven-wicket win over Leicestershire at Hove, maintaining their position as Division One's most successful side.

Dan Hughes struck his maiden century of the campaign to give Sussex the upper hand against Leicestershire, though a late collapse kept the match finely balanced.

Six dropped catches undermined Sussex's bowling effort as Leicestershire posted 328 on day one at Hove.

Surrey ended their winless start to the County Championship season with a dominant eight-wicket victory over Sussex at the Kia Oval.

Ollie Robinson confirms he's been in dialogue with Brendon McCullum and Rob Key about a potential England return following his county form resurgence.

Sussex captain Ollie Robinson hit an unbeaten century from number 10 to inspire a remarkable recovery against Surrey after his side had slumped to 92-7.

Sussex captain Ollie Robinson struck an unbeaten century from number 10 to orchestrate a stunning revival against Surrey after his side had collapsed to 92-7.