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SUSSEX SHARKS V DURHAM DYNAMOS - 30/06/04 |
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The 2004 Summer Outing coincided with the forming of the Sussex Barmy Army. It was a fantastic day out, as the cricket followers among us joined together for the first Day-Night game of the season, shown live on Sky Sports. Made all the better by Sussex picking up their second Totesport League win of the season - the highlight of which was Matt Prior smashing his maiden century. Here are the days photos! |
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| The journey was made in the Chap Mobile. Peter Chapman pays for our parking | Inside the ground, and Scott looks forward to the game in prospect |
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| Scott ponders whether or not to make a bet on the outcome of the match | The famous flag was present, as the crew hold up their four cards and show off the stylish hats |
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| Jamie Jones would be looking to pick up some tips from the pros, in order to improve his performances for the new cricket page on Beastly Baz | The Legendary Charles Colville with the pitch report which scandalously never made it onto TV |
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| The big screen was there for the match | Colville chats to Sussex captain Chris Adams as James Kirtley warms up with Director of Cricket Peter Moores |
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| Michael Holding with the two captains for the coin toss | It's live on the big screen, and Scot pops into the shot |
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| The big screen lets the crowd know the result | Durham's team featured a host of great player names |
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| Sussex openers Matt Prior and Ian Ward take to the field | The commentary box featuring Mark Butcher and others |
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| Hotdog, no onions please | And there's the front of the man with that fabulous name |
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| Scott followed the screen orders throughout the night, meaning many beatings for Kevin 'The Ape' Ticehurst | The now legendary Leeds United timepiece shows us it was very early when the floodlights came on |
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| The gorilla makes an appearance! | Sid the Shark is happy to see a fellow animal |
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| Ian Simpson enjoys the game with some friends | Its the interval, and the opportunity for a game on the outfield. This is a fabulous shot of Tom Walmsley |
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| Kevin demonstrates a textbook forward defensive shot | And he looks pleased as punch with that |
