Sussex 2nd XI v Surrey 2nd XI

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Tuesday 10 Jun 2025

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Horsham Sports Club • 

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The Sussex 2nd XI cricket team is a professional team based in Hove, England. They compete in the Second XI Championship and Second XI Trophy, which are both organized by the England and Wales Cricket Board. The team has a history dating back to the late 19th century and has produced several notable players who have gone on to represent the England national team. Some of the current players on the Sussex 2nd XI team include Tom Haines, Luke Wright, and Abidine Sakande. The team plays their home matches at the prestigious County Cricket Ground, which has a capacity of over 7,000 spectators. The team has had successful seasons in recent years, winning the Second XI Championship in 2016 and the Second XI Trophy in 2017. With a talented roster and a strong track record of success, the Sussex 2nd XI is a team to watch in the world of cricket.

The Surrey 2nd XI cricket team, also known as the Surrey Second Eleven, is a top-level professional cricket team based in the county of Surrey, England. The team competes in the Second Eleven Championship, which is the reserve division of the prestigious County Championship, and the Second Eleven Trophy, a one-day competition for reserve teams. With a history dating back to the 19th century, the Surrey 2nd XI has produced numerous talented players who have gone on to represent the senior Surrey team and even the national team. Notable players who have come through the ranks of the 2nd XI include Sir Alec Bedser, Tom Curran, and Ollie Pope. The team plays their home matches at the historic Woodbridge Road Ground in Guildford, known for its beautiful scenic views and lively atmosphere. With a strong track record of success and a focus on youth development, the Surrey 2nd XI continues to be an exciting and integral part of the English cricket scene.