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| Alec
Stewart's acting in this Clydesdale Bank advert was at best wooden and
at worst atrocious |
Things
get messy at the toss - with Michael Yardy winning and deciding to bat |
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| Lloyd
had a standard-issue carton of milk |
Chapman
was looking very summery with reflective glasses |
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| The
umpires make their way out to the middle |
The
Sussex openers Ed Joyce and Chris Nash wander out |
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| Quick
running between the wickets before Nash fell |
England
man Luke Wright comes in at number three |
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| Joy
turns to confussion for McCarthy as a tomato rolls out of his roll.
Needless to say, he ate it anyway |
Ed
Joyce celebrates his 50 |
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| With
the view being obscured by several heads at the front of the benches, we
move into the North Stand for an elevated outlook |
Charlie
Ball and Bruce Wells, attending his first cricket game, soon came and
joined the party |
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| The
Sky camera team had come to honour Martin-Jenkins in his final
appearance |
Ed
Joyce is finally removed for a wonderful knock of 117 |
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| Robin
Martin-Jenkins comes out to bat at Hove for the last time |
RMJ
takes strike |
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| RMJ
plays an expert shot |
Martin-Jenkins
walks off unbeaten for the last time |
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| With
nobody being allowed on the pitch during the interview, a new game is
invented - cheese baiting |
McCarthy
throws bits of cheddar from the back of the stand for Oaf to try and
catch in his mouth. Incredibly, he caught two pieces as well as
recieving a nasty blow to the eye |
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| Wright
and Lloyd looks forward to the second innings |
Sussex
claim an early wicket |
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| Chapman
is happy playing the bingo game inside the four card, much to Lloyd's
displeasure |
McCarthy
celebrates another wicket with a rather spastic tongue situation |
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| A
plethora of Seagulls swarm the outfield |
This
women was modeling her Scott McCarthy tribute hair |
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| The
now legendary McCarthy Industries timepiece doesn't shows us when the
floodlights came on |
Sussex
await the result of a run out after a great piece of fielding from Joe
Gatting |
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| You're
outta there! |
RMJ
comes into bowl from the Sea End |
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| No
trip to cricket would be complete without the legendary dragon fruit |
Oaf
and Wright tuck into their slices of dragon fruit |
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| Oaf
shoves the skin into his mouth to celebrate completion, a move which he
would go onto admit to being a mistake |
This
woman struggled to remove her disabled friend from the toilets |
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| Another
Worcestershire wicket falls |
Hove
under floodlights from the top of the North Stand is a glorious sight |
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| RMJ
fields infront of his adoring fans in the Cromwell Road End |
Monty
Panesar had a bloody great game, taking 2-13 |
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| The
big screen denotes that Worcestershire are some way behind Sussex both
in runs and wickets - a fact that would see them smashed by 153 |
Not
content with queuing for the gents, Wright makes do with the disabled
toilet |
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| Chapman
has wangled his way to the front of the crowd for the Sky Sports
presentations |
Michael
Yardy discusses things with his Worcestershire opposite number, Vikram
Solanki |
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| Ed
Joyce received the man-of-the-match award for his superb knock |
RMJ
is interviewed for the last time |
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| Wright
poses with Yardy after the game |
RMJ
signs some autographs following his interview |
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| He
soon begins launching kit off of the players balcony |
Wright
with the MCC President, renowned journalist and father of Robin,
Christopher Martin-Jenkins |
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| Wright
manages to lay claim to a training jumper and wooly hat from the items
being given away by RMJ |
While
Chapman walks away as argubaly the biggest winner of the night, claiming
the great mans socks |
