Louis Kimber's 243 from 127 rewrites record books as Leicestershire fall agonisingly short
Record 43-run over triggers extraordinary run-chase before Sussex cling on for 18-run win
Record 43-run over triggers extraordinary run-chase before Sussex cling on for 18-run win
2.45pm Each and every Sussex player comes up to console and congratulate in equal measure. Among the records Louis Kimber smashed in his extraordinary 243 from 127 balls was the most runs in a Championship over (43) and the most sixes (21). But the number he really wanted was 464... 445 is not quite enough! He's pretty despondent as he leaves the pitch, but there's nothing but glory on show in that innings.
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LPJ Kimber b McAndrew 243 (176m 127b 20x4 21x6) SR: 191.33
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Three slips
Leicestershire No.8 rewrites the record-books in once-in-a-lifetime onslaught at Hove
Record 43-run over triggers extraordinary run-chase before Sussex cling on for 18-run win
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Carter 96 and McAndrew fifty leave visitors with work to do despite Holland, Currie wickets